What's happening
This resolution commends the Syosset High School Choral Pride for performing at the Empire State Plaza during Music In Our Schools Month.
Why it matters
Highlights the importance of music education. by publicly acknowledging both school administrators and staff for their commitment to comprehensive music programs, which may encourage continued or increased support for the arts in schools.
Recognizes student dedication and achievement. , emphasizing the value of hard work and practice in achieving excellence—this can serve as a motivator for other students and educational communities.
Provides public recognition for educators and parents. as well, not just students, reinforcing the idea that successful programs are a community effort and potentially fostering greater community engagement and pride.
Uses a state-level platform to showcase local talent. , which can help elevate the status of the school and its music program, possibly leading to broader opportunities and resources for the district.
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Honor Syosset Choir Performance
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Senate Resolution No. 2843 BY: Senator GAUGHRAN COMMENDING the Syosset High School Choral Pride upon the occasion of their participation in Music In Our Schools Month on March 31, 2020 WHEREAS, The administrators of the Syosset Central School District are… Show allHide
Senate Resolution No. 2843 BY: Senator GAUGHRAN COMMENDING the Syosset High School Choral Pride upon the occasion of their participation in Music In Our Schools Month on March 31, 2020 WHEREAS, The administrators of the Syosset Central School District are committed to actively promoting and nurturing a comprehensive music program for all the students of the district; and WHEREAS, Those same administrators have been supportive, actively encouraging music program staff to devote their time and energy to developing the talents of their students; and WHEREAS, The Choral Pride of Syosset High School, Syosset, New York, comprised of students of the highest musical and academic caliber, will be performing on Tuesday, March 31, 2020, at the Empire State Plaza in Albany, New York, in celebration of Music In Our Schools Month; and WHEREAS, Talent, dedication, and countless hours of practice have made the Choral Pride of Syosset High School the outstanding ensemble it is today; and WHEREAS, Ably lead by Director Kristin Howell, the members work hard at their music rehearsals, classroom assignments and practice sessions, fully aware that the amount of time and energy they are willing to expend directly affects the quality of their music; and WHEREAS, The Syosset High School Choral Pride, along with their parents and teachers, can be justifiably proud of their musical achievements and their participation in Music In Our Schools Month; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body extend a warm welcome to the staff and students of the Syosset High School Choral Pride as they visit Albany for their performance at the Empire State Plaza; and be it further RESOLVED, That copies of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be transmitted to the Syosset High School Choral Pride: Max Bass, Joseph Chung, Hunter Cohen, Frank Gambino, Harrison Goldberg, Sam Kanterman, Michael Kopacz, Philip Merolla, Joseph Mongiello, Surya Raghav, Nicholas Sayage, Saleem Sayage, Michael Sedgh, Jevon Shah, Evan Sunshine, Alok Trivedi, Vikas Trivedi, Nicholas Vetrano, Owen Kyler-Wank, Christian Wolf, Siyu Yang, and Nick Zapantis; and Director Kristin Howell.
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