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201 East 37th Street | Reading, PA 19606
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Exeter Remembers the Fallen on 9/11 and Honors those who Serve

September 11, 2024 by etsd

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For 23 years, we’ve reminded ourselves to “never forget” the innocent victims and the fallen heroes of September 11th. At Exeter Township Senior High, we’ve held tightly onto that promise each year with a moving and patriotic school ceremony meant to honor a local first responder; pay homage to the police, fire and EMS workers who protect our schools and our community; and to remind our students about the terrible events on that tragic day years before they were born.

“Your parents, teachers and myself know exactly where we were when we heard the news that morning,” said Assistant Principal Mr. Frank Vecchio.“ In that moment for me and many other Americans, time stood still. The days that unfolded after that were filled with uncertainty. As a nation we grieved; and as tragedy often does, it brought us closer together as a nation.”

While the annual ceremony is marked by difficult memories as well as a moment of silence to honor those who perished in the terrorist attacks that fateful day, it is also a time to honor local emergency responders and members of the military, which state Senator Judy Schwank highlighted in her remarks this morning. “On this day, we renew our commitment to support all of the men and women who serve our community and nation as emergency responders and members of the armed forces,” she said. “For your sacrifice, we thank you. No words can do justice for just how grateful we are for your service.” 

With that, Exeter Township Detective Sergeant Rocco DeCamillo then presented Exeter Township Police Officer Frank Santiago with a flag to honor his service as a first responder and a former member of the Marines, where he served all over the world, including in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom. Officer Santiago was in 9th grade on 9/11, and the tragic events of that day propelled him to join the Marines after his graduation from Reading High, and then work in law enforcement after he returned home to complete college. “After 9/11, I felt like I had to do my duty for my country,” he said, remembering the days that followed that tragedy as being filled with a collective patriotism that forever called upon his conscience to serve both his country and community. 

“Today we take the time to honor first responders and soldiers who made great sacrifices on 9/11 and every day since then,” said Mr. Vecchio, speaking to high school students who were born well after the terrorist attack. “We bring you together today because they deserve that we take the time to learn to understand and reflect on their sacrifice. Thank you for coming together as a community to do just that.”

Filed Under: News, Senior High

Exeter Again Named a Best Community for Music Education

June 6, 2024 by etsd

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The Exeter Township School District was grateful and humbled to have been chosen once again as a Best Community for Music Education by the NAMM Foundation--an honor bestowed upon fewer than 800 schools throughout the nation who demonstrate outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders who have made music education part of a well-rounded education. This is the 12th year that Exeter's received this honor, and continues to be something that Exeter's music department is especially proud to receive.

At local, regional and state events and performances throughout this past school year, Exeter musicians won numerous accolades and ratings--proving yet again they were worthy of NAMM's award. Below, our music department is thrilled to present the following highlights of this year's accomplishments by our musicians:

Senior High

  • Band: The high school band program has had a very active and musical school year. Starting on August 11th and through to graduation on June 6th, we will have had a combined 40 performances for the marching band, concert band, and jazz band. 
    • Marching Band Highlights include: From performing for the ETSD on Opening Day, to the 9/11 Ceremony, Reading’s 275th Anniversary parade, marching down Magic Kingdom’s Main Street, and our first Cavalcade of Bands championship performance, the marching band put in a lot of hard work, dedication, and time into our community and school. Our field show focused on honoring the Armed Forces, Veteran’s, and our community with our theme, “Honor and Valor: A Hero's Journey.” We desire to continue to build an active culture of high quality performances both at home supporting our Exeter Eagle Football team and away from home on parade, in competition, and on the football field. Additionally, for the first time in many years, we debuted brand new uniforms which we thank the Exeter Township School District for purchasing. We continued the tradition of performing in Exeter Township’s Memorial Day parade & ceremony at Forest Hills Memorial, this year on May 27th. 
    • SHS Concert Band Highlights include: Several students went above and beyond learning solo repertoire for their respective instruments and earned spots in various honors ensembles. In January we once again hosted 130 students from 7 counties in Pennsylvania - 4 students qualified for the PMEA District 10 band festival; 1 band member represented Exeter in the PMEA North East Region Orchestra. Additionally, 2 band members qualified for the MEBC Senior County Band; In April, 2 students from the high school band qualified for the MEBC Junior County Band. On May 2nd, we presented our spring concert theme of dance music performing a wide variety of styles and moods, highlighting several soloists on various instruments. Most importantly, the concert band participated in its first PMEA Music Performance Assessment on Friday, May 3rd. This assessment is equivalent to a Keystone or PSSA rating - 4 adjudicators rated our performance on prepared music and sight reading. As it was our first time participating in a music performance assessment, we are excited to report that our rating reflects an Excellent-II/Advanced-A “grade.” Our rating is very close to earning a Superior-I/Outstanding-A+ “grade.” Congratulations to all of the students that collectively earned this rating - this is an excellent start for more great things to come!
    • SHS Jazz Band Highlights include: The jazz band performed in various venues from the Get JazzED show at the Berks Jazz festival to the Wells Fargo arena in Philadelphia! We performed various repertoire and featured many soloists. We have been receiving “Outstanding” ratings from our adjudicators. Our final performance was at the ECEF Food Truck festival on May 31st!
  • Orchestra: Our Senior High School Orchestra had a great 2023-2024 school year. We began the year with having 13 students qualify for Senior County Orchestra and 4 students qualify for District Orchestra. After a successful Disney Trip (December 7-11, 2023), we had our first concert of the year on December 21 that featured the 9/10, 11/12, and Chamber Orchestras in addition to our Exeter Township String Quartet. String Jam was another hit as the Orchestras performed popular pieces by Michael Jackson. Another round of successful auditions saw 10 students qualify for Junior County Orchestra, 2 students qualify for Region Orchestra, and 1 student qualify for All-State Orchestra. Unique to the 2024 school year, one of our students (Andrew Schwenk) had his composition selected as a winner for the All-State composition competition. Our Chamber Orchestra recorded this piece which was presented at the 2024 All-State conference. See video: https://youtu.be/wXqBtJDWvSk Our Spring concert was on May 21st and we enjoyed performing for our seniors at the annual Baccalaureate Service in June. Best wishes to all of our Senior Musicians!
  • Chorus & Concert Choirs: The Senior High School Choirs had a very busy and productive year. In addition to their Winter and Spring concerts, they traveled to Florida where they performed in Disney’s Epcot Candlelight Processional as well as a studio workshop where they created a soundtrack to selections from Lion King. Later in the winter, the choirs were excited to perform at two hockey games, the Reading Royals and the Philadelphia Flyers. Choir members also enjoyed singing the National Anthem at Exeter athletic and school events, such as the Homecoming Football Game and the Cavalcade of Bands Competition.
    Twelve ninth-grade students represented the Exeter Choirs at the Berks Junior County Chorus Festival, eight students participated in the Senior County Festival, seven at the District Level, two at Regions, and one at All-State Chorus in Erie, PA. Four students also participated in the Lebanon Valley College Honors Choir where they each earned $10,000 scholarships.

    • Musical: Exeter Senior High School was proud to present their musical, Rodgers’ and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music on March 14-17, 2024. The cast, pit orchestra, stage crews, and technical crews pulled together to present a stunning production which featured top-quality singing, dancing, acting, and a gorgeous set design.
    • Eaglaires: In addition to the core Eagelaires group, which includes a balanced mix of all voice parts, two new groups were introduced which feature treble voices (soprano/alto) and bass voices (tenor/bass). This past winter, the Eagleaires performed locally at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Schwarzwald Lutheran Church, and Glick’s Greenhouse. In the spring, they performed at the Berks County Vocal “Get Jazzed” Fest, the Spring Choral Concert, and various end-of-year commencement ceremonies.

Junior High:

  • Chorus: We had a very busy year performing at the Reading Royals, PA Renaissance Fair, and the Fightin Phils.  We competed in Hershey’s Music in the Parks where we placed 2nd and earned the rating of excellent.  We also had 9 students selected to participate in District 10 Intermediate Songfest and 11 students selected to perform with Berks County JHS County Chorus.
  • Orchestra: The Junior High School Orchestras have enjoyed a great year in their musical endeavors. We participated in three main concerts this year: Winter Concert, Spring Concert, and String Jam. Additionally, the 8th grade orchestra enjoyed performing at Hershey’s Music in the Parks. The JHS Orchestras placed 8 students in the Berks County Junior County Orchestra. We want to wish our 8th grade students all the best as they begin their time at the SHS.
  • Band: The students participating in the Junior High bands had a great year, both in terms of performance quality and knowledge gained. The bands performed at the Winter Concert and Spring Concert as well as Band Night with the High School Marching Band in October. The 8th grade band also scored an Excellent rating and a first place finish at Music in the Parks this year. The Jazz Band performed at the ECEF Food Truck festival and pregame at the Reading Phillies. The Junior High had 3 students represent our school at the Berks Junior County Band Festival.

Reiffton

  • Band: The Reiffton Band performed alongside the JHS and SHS band students at Exeter’s annual Youth Night at the Stadium in October. The bands also performed for their families at the Winter Showcase and Spring Concerts. Over a dozen sixth grade band students were selected to perform at the Berks County Band Fest this winter. Once again, the students were challenged to elevate their skills to learn and perform music beyond their current skills. A Reiffton Honors Band was created to perform at this year’s Supper Serenade.
  • Orchestra: The Reiffton Orchestra performed three concerts this year, Winter Showcase, String Jam, and Spring Concert. All three performances were of a high standard and caliber. We continue to challenge our students with repertoire that increases their skills to prepare them for JHS. Several sixth grade members were selected to perform with String Fest, a select group of students from schools across Berks County. Four sixth grade students were selected to accompany the sixth grade chorus at the Spring Concert.
  • Chorus: The Reiffton Chorus performed two concerts this year, the Winter Showcase and the Spring Concert. Both performances were of a high standard and caliber. We continue to challenge our students with repertoire that increases their skills to prepare them for JHS. This spring, the choirs enjoyed learning pieces in different languages. Reiffton choristers also performed the National Anthem at a Reading Royals Game in March. Nine sixth grade members were selected to perform with the Berks County Elementary Honors Choir, a select group of students from schools across Berks County at Wilson West Middle School.

Elementary Strings and Band 

  • 3-4 Strings/ Band: Our elementary musicians started their journey by attending the String Fair or Band Fair the first week of September to try different instruments and see what they like. After making a decision and having all of the instrument orders placed, our instrument rental companies provided over 220 instruments to our third and fourth grade musicians. We began weekly lessons in September and students worked really hard this year to perform in multiple concerts.

    Our third and fourth grade strings students got to showcase what they learned at their building’s winter and spring concerts as well as at String Jam, our district wide strings concert. Students learned classics like Jingle Bells and Frere Jacques, as well as larger works like the Orpheus in the Underworld Finale (also known as “The Can-Can”) for our grades 3-12 combined piece at String Jam. First year students went from learning how to hold their instrument to being able to play a full scale, and second year students expanded on their skills by learning new notes and techniques to prepare them for more challenging music next year.

    Our 4th grade bands also performed for their building’s winter and spring concerts and got the opportunity to attend a football game with the high school marching band. They also learned favorites like Old MacDonald and Let’s Go Band, which they energetically performed at their Spring Concerts. Almost all of our band students were first year players, and they worked so hard to go from learning how to set up their instrument in September to being able to play marching band stand tunes in May.

Elementary Music:

  • Lorane: The students at Lorane have had a wonderfully busy year with music. We hosted a Veterans Day concert featuring every grade level along with the Recorder Club. The Sing-a-Long in December showcased the instrumental students in grades 3-4. We also sang holiday classics and had a visit from Rudolph. The Spring Concert will feature the instrumentalists and the fourth grade. We have two special guests performing with the chorus: first grade teacher, Mr. Ousley and second grade teacher, Mr. Fick. They will be playing the electric bass and guitar with the ukulele song in the concert.
  • Jacksonwald:  The Jacksonwald music students finished the year strong with an upbeat and energetic spring concert featuring three ukulele songs, two choral pieces, two recorder pieces, and a fantastic performance by the 3rd and 4th grade string ensemble and 4th grade band ensemble.  In the fall, our students prepared a tribute to our Veterans for Veterans Day and enjoyed time together singing for the Holiday sing-a-long in December.  All of our 3rd and 4th grade strings students performed for the annual String Jam concert in February.  The general music classes spent the year learning how to read and write music as a language, learning how to use their singing voices to get the best sound, and playing instruments while learning new songs.
  • Owatin Creek: Owatin Creek Music students have had a busy year! We welcomed Ms. Sarah Soriano as Mrs. Mrenna’s student teacher from October - December. She was a wonderful addition to our music classes and was loved by both staff and students! In November, our entire student body sang four songs to honor our servicemen and women at our Veteran’s Day assembly. December featured our Holiday Sing-along, which included our staff performing Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer for our students.Our 3rd and 4th grade strings students were also showcased performing holiday music at that evening’s Winter Concert.

    January brought about our annual Music and Movement Unit, co-taught by Mrs. Mrenna and Mrs. Bogust. In March, we were proud to support Owatin Creek 4th-Grader, Scarlet Jordan, as she played Gretl in the Senior High School production of The Sound of Music. May started off with 27 third and fourth grade instrumental students playing solos, duets, and trios as Owatin Creek families enjoyed our annual Art Show. The end of May featured the Spring Concert, with fun and energetic performances by 3rd and 4th Grade Strings, 4th Grade Band, 3rd Grade Recorders, 4th Grade Ukuleles, and 4th Grade Vocalists. Owatin Creek will finish out the school year with our annual Year-End Sing-along on June 5, giving our entire school population the opportunity to sing together one more time before saying goodbye. 

 

Filed Under: Jacksonwald, Junior High, Lorane, News, Owatin Creek, Reiffton, Senior High

325 To Graduate in the Class of 2024

June 4, 2024 by etsd

The Exeter Township School District will award diplomas to 325 graduates at 7PM on Thursday, June 6, 2024 at the Santander Arena in Reading, PA. During the evening’s ceremony, speakers will include Exeter Township Senior High Principal Thomas Campbell, Superintendent Dr. Christy Haller, Senior Class President Brody Oswald, and class speakers Patrick Smith and Amber Urena. In graduates’ prepared remarks, students will discuss the value of dreaming to achieve their goals and aspirations. In his prepared speech, Urena plans to say that she believes her classmates will hear her name and her classmates’ names again: “I want you to dream without confines. Believe that you can make it to the top. You already succeeded at the first step so it will be no problem for you to carry out the rest… Your dream is valuable and you should treat it as such… May your drive to make it to the top be stronger than any adversity that you face.”  Smith plans to encourage his classmates to dream “big,” which he will say is the purpose to chase the wildest dreams by overcoming fears. He also plans to apologize to his parents for not settling for a “Plan B.” “Going through high school my parents and the majority of my peers always told me to ‘have something to fall back on…’ I never listened to my parents as usual (but) I have come to believe that if you know you have something to fall back on you may not try your hardest for what you actually want. The quickest way to succeed is to start now and figure it out as you go. There is no manual to success and you can’t learn to drive a parked car.” 

The ceremony will be broadcast on the District’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB9ZFCxVzOg

The 325 graduates will include:

  1. Hayden Leete Adams*
  2. Ryanne A Ahmad*
  3. Bella Areta Allen
  4. Angel Yadiel Alvarez Santiago
  5. Ayleen Kristine Angeles
  6. Aubrey Rose Auge
  7. Dylan Jacob Baisch
  8. Zoë Isabel Banks
  9. Nina Rose Barr
  10. Nathan Robert Bayer
  11. Mohammed Abdulmenaem Bdaiwi
  12. Sofia Elizabeth Beggs*
  13. Tiffany Anne Behm
  14. Ivanise Xailene Benejan Rodriguez
  15. Lillie Marjorie Benetz
  16. Derrick John Blanyar
  17. Sasha June Bolonski*
  18. Michael Anthony Borja
  19. Miriam Claire Bosler*
  20. Sebastian Bourdier
  21. Manuel Joshua Boyd
  22. Miles Weston Brant
  23. Joshua Nathan Brown*
  24. Hanna May Bulles
  25. Sydney Elizabeth Burke*
  26. Roselyn Caban
  27. Valentina Izabell Callahan
  28. Alizarin Gracie Capeland
  29. Eva Bee Care
  30. Tyler Eli Casiano-Rodriguez*
  31. Austin Kris Cataldi
  32. Rebecca Lynn Cherry*
  33. Ryan Joseph Cherry
  34. Sean Steven Clark
  35. Lily Rose Clouser
  36. Xaviben Ray Coad-Thomas
  37. Anastacia Isabella Colon
  38. Brock Colon
  39. Isabella Love Colon
  40. Frank Michael Conte
  41. Gianna Marie Crupi
  42. Thomas Gerard Curry
  43. Anthony John D’Angelo
  44. Robert Van Dang*
  45. Mason Troy Davidheiser
  46. Owen James Davis*
  47. Eddy Yorman Dejesus
  48. Joseph Richard Delp
  49. Addie Elizabeth DeVage
  50. Kate Elizabeth DeWald*
  51. Abdoul Rahim Diallo
  52. Savannah Diaz
  53. Braedan Michael Didyoung
  54. Emma Marie Diefenderfer
  55. Matthew Stephen Dipiero
  56. John Jeffrey Dobbins
  57. Charlotte Rose Dolena*
  58. Andrea Dominguez
  59. Breckyn Julia Donate*
  60. Blake Thomas Dotterer
  61. Brenna Ann Dougherty
  62. Elizabeth Kylee Dougherty*
  63. Sarah Anne Downer
  64. Justin Michael Duff
  65. Avery Jane Dunn
  66. Brianna Sophia Esposito
  67. Patience Lynn Fassnacht
  68. Macy Amylee Feathers*
  69. Jehoshuan Luis Feliciano, Jr
  70. Anthony Allen Fick
  71. Natalia A Figueroa*
  72. Trey Walker Filby
  73. Angel Flores
  74. Ibrahim Kalilu Fofana
  75. Arlene Fonseca Nava
  76. John Kenneth Forry
  77. Jayden Christopher Fountain
  78. Steven Kyle Frederick
  79. Gaige Gabriel
  80. Carlos Alberto Galarza
  81. Nathaniel Shea Garcia Coello
  82. Elysia Lynn Garcia
  83. Reece Joseph Garvin
  84. Noah D Gates*
  85. Todd Joseph Gibb
  86. Jysadee Nevaeh Giddens*
  87. Lukas Robert Giering*
  88. Joshua Robert Gilberthorpe
  89. Ace Gonzalez-Miller
  90. Joshua William Good
  91. Landen Paul Goughler*
  92. Stella Anne Greenwald
  93. William Robert Grey, Jr
  94. Madison Jane Grider*
  95. Austin Nicholas Grim
  96. Cassidy Susan Grogg
  97. Dylan John Grose
  98. Breanne Dawn Grubb
  99. Jonathon Noah Edgar Gruber
  100. Keanu Guzman
  101. Edwell Munashe Gwitira
  102. Kendall Rileigh Hahn
  103. Ashley Marie Haines
  104. Christopher Elliot Hajj
  105. Rachael Ann Haldeman
  106. Jacee Narelle Halstead
  107. Joshua Matthew Harding
  108. Kayla Joy Harley
  109. Russell Thomas Hartranft, III
  110. Zachary Isaac Hathaway
  111. Kaitlyn Morgan Heisey
  112. Joseph Anthony Henderson
  113. Victoria Paige Hernandez
  114. Taylor Jocelyn Hill*
  115. Brock Nicholas Hoffman
  116. Joshua Brayden Hole
  117. Grace Isabelle Holleran*
  118. Selma Imkhaoun*
  119. Johanna Elliot Jacobs
  120. Jon Richard Jacobs
  121. Gregory Larson Jarvis
  122. Stan Joannis
  123. Kiana Jessie Johnson
  124. Mikayla Janae Johnson
  125. Tia Kathryn Johnson
  126. Caitlin Emily Jones*
  127. Connor Samuel Jones
  128. Sophia Elizabeth Jones*
  129. Trent Philip Jordan
  130. Cayden Alexander Juck*
  131. Liam Michael Karpew
  132. Alison Noelle Keim*
  133. Gabrielle Teresa Keith
  134. Alex Lloyd Kelsey
  135. Mason James Kemp
  136. Alishba Khan
  137. Thaddeus Wyatt Kidwell*
  138. Donghu Kim*
  139. Abby Lauren Kravetz*
  140. Macy Lynn Kuhn
  141. Hansika Reddy Kunduru*
  142. Ramsey Thomas Landean
  143. Rebecca Lee*
  144. Aaliyah Dhani Leonida
  145. Dorothy Liu*
  146. Aidan Joshua Long
  147. Kai Albert Loose
  148. Max M Lopez
  149. Kianalynne Lozada
  150. Riley Ann Mack
  151. Liliana Catharine Magazzu
  152. Ariana Manke
  153. Gavin Joseph Marr*
  154. Charlie Chaplin Martinez Jr.
  155. Sarah Angelina McCarthy
  156. Nathanael Thomas McCartin
  157. Matthew Lloyd McConnell
  158. Ryan Michael McConnell
  159. Braden Scott McCraw
  160. Mollie Ann McCulla
  161. Mary Catherine McGowan*
  162. Riley Noelle McMonagle
  163. Carly Ann Mearkle
  164. Nigel Beyshan Meekins
  165. Natalie Valicia Mendoza
  166. Adam Andrew Menet
  167. Jonathan Michael Menet
  168. Christopher Daniel Meyer
  169. Christopher James Michael
  170. Danicha Michel
  171. Kalie Ann-Gabriela Mierzwinski
  172. Cassandra Noel Miller*
  173. Christian Isaiah Miller
  174. Ella Marie Miller
  175. Emily Marie Miller
  176. Logan Patrick Miller*
  177. Mitchell Rolland Miller
  178. Kameron James Mills
  179. Juliana Elizabeth Minner
  180. Kyla Marie Mitarotonda
  181. Madison Hannah Monroe
  182. Tanner Jude Moore*
  183. Alexis Marie Morgan
  184. Cody Charles Morgan
  185. Austin Ryan Moser
  186. Lexis Kailynn Motta
  187. Angel Lee Moyer
  188. Christian Robert Moyer
  189. Zander Moyer
  190. James Christopher Mulligan
  191. Leo Franklin Myers
  192. Isabelle Marie Cruz Navedo
  193. Shy-Ann Navedo
  194. Alex Joseph Nerney*
  195. Devon Scott Nester
  196. Jason Alan Nester*
  197. Hannah Allison Newcomb
  198. Lucas Alan Newell*
  199. Josiah Roderick Newman-Kegerise
  200. Trang Thuy Nguyen*
  201. Vinh Anh Nguyen
  202. Chase Edward Nugent
  203. Kathryn Irene Nuss
  204. Shawn Nyende
  205. Luis Alberto Ochoa Sanchez
  206. Anna-Claire Olsen
  207. Hiram Ortega Rivera, III
  208. Brody Douglas Oswald*
  209. Fallyne Olivia Oswalt*
  210. Lorelei Emily Grace Owens
  211. Braden Mark Oxenreider
  212. Natalia Ivelis Pacheco Mercado
  213. Daniel Joseph Pack
  214. Nathan Bruce Pashley
  215. Aidan Grant Patterson
  216. Gicarlo S Pena
  217. Dylan Michael Pence
  218. Haley Elizabeth Piersol
  219. Kristopher M Pindar
  220. Alex Pineiro, Jr
  221. Adriana Marie Price
  222. Landen Matheu Price
  223. Margaret Rose Prock*
  224. Emma Star Quigg
  225. Robert John Ramsey, III
  226. Abigail Nicole Rathman*
  227. Grace Elizabeth Reedy
  228. Wareesha Aamir Rehman
  229. Gavin Christopher Reiking
  230. Marie Helene Renski
  231. Mason Adler Resh
  232. Anthony James Ricciuti
  233. Enya Leigh Richey
  234. Charlotte Grace Rismiller*
  235. Jackeline Isabel Rivera
  236. Marli Jane Robinson
  237. Jason Benjamin Rodriguez
  238. Joshua Rodriguez
  239. Malaysiah Jaliese Rodriguez
  240. Alanna Nicole Rogers
  241. Izaya Amaldo Roman-Perez
  242. Ethan Viktor Ross
  243. Abigail Marie Rothharpt*
  244. Kevin Saenz
  245. Jayline Concepcion Santiago
  246. Natalie Grace Santillo-Herbert
  247. Meadow Skye Santillo
  248. Edward Santos
  249. Emily Santos
  250. Aaron Jayden Scardecchio*
  251. Leah Josefine Schmid*
  252. Malena Valori Schneider*
  253. Natalie Maureen Schwenk
  254. Arianna Selas
  255. Michael Todd Sherman
  256. Neville Shiwdin, Jr
  257. Bryanna Cecily Shunk
  258. Mohamed-Lamin Sillah Jr
  259. Jacob Steven Sinclair
  260. Jaren Shaun Sinclair
  261. Abigail Moriah Smith*
  262. Alexis Kyleigh Smith
  263. Patrick Allen Smith
  264. Tyler Daniel Smith
  265. Keegan Allen Sneeringer-Sobotka
  266. Kayden Snyder
  267. Nora Marie Snyder
  268. Shane Alexander Snyder
  269. Kylie Lyta Soowal
  270. Victor Soria
  271. Jada Rose Sottile
  272. Thomas Andrew Spatz
  273. Alexis Brianna Speece*
  274. Kira Patricia Spencer*
  275. Katelyn Ann Stanley
  276. Brooke Olivia Steiger
  277. Sydney Madysann Steinmetz
  278. Jocelyn Marie Sterner
  279. Joel Tilghman Stevens
  280. Hallie Janelle Stine
  281. Russell Warren Stoltz
  282. Connor Dean Stoltzfus*
  283. Martha Lynn Stratton
  284. Ava Alaina Strauss*
  285. Finn Michael Strauss*
  286. Dylan Sidney Strouse
  287. Gianna Aliece Stutzman
  288. Lilly Alexandra Swafford
  289. David Max Tasker
  290. Paige Amora Tavenner
  291. Kollin L Terenchin
  292. Andrew Then
  293. Jose Armando Torres Cruz
  294. Giuliana Dugentina Tumminello
  295. Alexis Quyn Turner
  296. Michael Nickolas Abumnkechukwu Ugwu
  297. Amber Stephanie Urena*
  298. Axl Robert Urquhart
  299. Leandro Valdez
  300. Lyangeliz Vazquez Rios
  301. Annabella Marie Venezia*
  302. Deana Ventura
  303. Asa Matthew Verzi
  304. Slater EJ Von Stetten
  305. Conner James Wanser
  306. Ashton Michael Warchol
  307. Aaliyah Riley Ware
  308. Marlon Justice Washington
  309. Maya Aubrey Waters
  310. Bella Ann Watkins
  311. Carter Hadley Watts
  312. Benjamin Howard Weil
  313. Elizabeth Sarah West
  314. Taylen Elizabeth Whitmoyer
  315. Faith Barrie Wilson
  316. Gabriella Angelina Wilson
  317. Madison Kathy Wolfe
  318. Reena Wong
  319. Landon Christian Woolley
  320. Isabella Amélie Wright
  321. Sierra Anne Wright
  322. Jessica M Yacoub
  323. Parker Ryan Youse
  324. Zachary Ryan Zandier
  325. Allie Renee Zimmerman

*Designates membership in Exeter Township Senior High School Claude W. Dundore Chapter of the National Honor Society

Filed Under: News, Senior High

Students Exhibit Work in Local Art Shows

May 28, 2024 by etsd

Congratulations to the following students who had their artwork selected for local and regional art shows and competitions. They are:

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BCIU Secondary Art Exhibit at the GoggleWorks
Back row, left to right: Alizarin Capeland, Dimitri Scearce, Andrew Gill
Front row, left to right: Mo Curry, Gianna Groff, Monica Stratton
Not pictured: Nadia Adams, Rachelle Toaldo, Alivia Spitz

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2023-24 Congressional Art Competition
Left to right: Alizarin Capeland, Monica Stratton, Maggie Prock

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Montco Tri-County Show
Back row, left to right: Ryan Cherry, Mo Curry, Hannah Bulles, Kira Lalh, Maggie Prock
Front row, left to right: Madelyn Rismiller, Marli Herner, Faith Hartman, Alizarin Capeland
Not pictured: Ashley Haines, Tyler Casiano

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Pennsylvania East Central Regional Scholastic Awards Show
Back row, left to right: Ryan Cherry, Maggie Prock, Marli Herner
Front row, left to right: Mo Curry, Alizarin Capeland, Monica Stratton
Not pictured: Rachelle Toaldo, Ryan Diener

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Berks County High School Juried Exhibit at the Yocum Art Institute
Back row, left to right: Ryan Cherry, Hannah Bulles, Ali Istenes, Marli Herner
Front row, left to right: Alizarin Capeland, Monica Stratton
Not pictured: Nadia Adams, Emelia Tanner, Rachelle Toaldo, Elli Dougherty

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Nature of Nolde Forest, Grades 9-12
Left to right: Mrs. Pinkerton is holding Alivia Spitz's work, followed by Monica Stratton, Faith Hartman, Mo Curry

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Nature of Nolde Forest, Grades 7-8
Olivia Matijasich

Filed Under: Junior High, News, Senior High

Seniors to Cheer in Big 33 Football Classic

May 23, 2024 by etsd

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We are thrilled to announce that Lily Clouser (right) and Aubrey Auge (left) will participate in the PSFCA Big 33 67th Annual Football Classic at 7PM on May 26th at Cumberland Valley High School’s Chapman Field. Bryanna Shunk, a senior, was also invited to participate, but had to decline the invitation to cheer in the game. 

According to the PSFCA, the Big 33 Football Classic is considered the "Super Bowl of High School Football," and represents a selection of the best cheerleaders and football players from around the state. Many of the players who have participated in this game are recruited by Division I colleges and universities and include notable former NFL players such as Kyle Brady, John Cappelletti, Kerry Collins, Sean Gilbert, Marvin Harrison, Jim Kelly, Dan Marino, Joe Montana, Joe Namath, Ricky Watters, Ed McCaffrey, Larry Johnson and Steve Slaton, just to name a few.

Both Aubrey and Bryanna plan to continue cheerleading when they attend college this fall at Lebanon Valley College and West Chester University, respectively. Lily, also a senior, however, will hang up her pom poms following the Big 33 game to attend Franklin & Marshall College this fall. 

To purchase tickets for the game or for more information, please visit https://big33.org

Filed Under: News, Senior High

Seniors Awarded Nearly $80,000 in Scholarships

May 20, 2024 by etsd

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Nearly 100 students were recognized for their outstanding achievements during Exeter Township Senior High School's Senior Awards ceremony, which was held on Wednesday, May 15, 2024 in the auditorium at the high school. During the ceremony, nearly $80,000 in scholarships and awards were given to outstanding seniors for their achievements in academics, athletics or community service by alumni, individuals, businesses and organizations.

Congratulations to all of the following seniors who were recognized during the ceremony:

Citizenship & Healthy Living Awards

Senator Schwank Good Citizenship Award

  • Gavin Marr
  • Haley Piersol
  • Hayden Adams
  • Jason Nester
  • Jose Torres Cruz
  • Sasha Bolonski

Senator Schwank Healthy Living Award

  • Alison Keim
  • Connor Stoltzfus
  • Finn Strauss
  • Grace Reedy
  • Taylor Hill

Representative Chrissy Houlahan Public Service to the Community Award

  • Alex Kelsey
  • Deana Ventura

Faculty Awards

Technology Education and Industrial Arts

  • Connor Stoltzfus
  • Ethan Ross

Biology

  • Hansika Kunduru

Chemistry

  • Brody Oswald

Earth Science

  • Sophia Jones

Physics

  • Alex Nerney

Business

  • Gavin Marr
  • Kai Loose

English

  • Ava Strauss
  • Isabella Wright

Family & Consumer Science

  • Bryanna Shunk
  • Natalie Schwenk

Mathematics

  • Abby Kravetz
  • Hansika Kunduru

Social Studies

  • Nora Snyder
  • Taylor Hill

Physical Education & Health

  • Austin Moser
  • Keanu Guzman
  • Fallyne Oswalt

French

  • Annabella Venezia

German

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Latin

  • Victoria Hernandez

Spanish

  • Gavin Marr

Art

  • Alizarin Capeland
  • Tanner Moore

Internship

  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Hanna Bulles

Music Awards

United States Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Award for Music Excellence

  • Anastacia Colon
  • Ryan Cherry

Exeter Music Association Scholarship

  • Rebecca Cherry

John Philip Sousa Award

  • Nathan Bayer

Reading Musical Foundation - Outstanding Senior

  • Nathan Bayer

Reading Musical Foundation - Jazz "Project Penske" Award

  • Ryan Cherry

Reading Musical Foundation - STEAM

  • Tanner Moore

Director’s Award for Orchestra

  • Macy Feathers

Director’s Award for Band

  • Christian Miller

Louis Armstrong Jazz Award

  • Ryan Cherry

Fred Waring’s Award for Chorus

  • Tyler Casiano-Rodriguez

National School Choral Award

  • Rebecca Cherry

National School Orchestra Award

  • Frank Conte

String Tree Award

  • Brody Oswald
  • Charlotte Rismiller

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Brass

  • Jason Nester

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Color Guard

  • Rachel Haldeman

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Percussion

  • Thaddeus Kidwell

Marching Band Leadership Awards - Woodwinds

  • Anastacia Colon

Exeter Eagles Alumni Association Awards

Marianne (DeAngelis) Adam Scholarship

  • Abigail Rothharpt

Edward Reindle Alumni Arts Scholarship

  • Margaret Prock

Chick-Fil-A Scholarship

  • Bryanna Shunk

Michael Ciabattoni Memorial Scholarship

  • Stan Joannis

Class of 1960 David Oberlin Memorial Scholarship

  • Caitlin Jones

Terry Haines Memorial Scholarship

  • Alison Keim

Class of 1966 Scholarship

  • Jose Torres Cruz

Kylie & Garhett Dawson Memorial Scholarship

  • Faith Wilson

Thomas & George Ebright Memorial Scholarship

  • Gavin Reiking

H. Robert and Phyllis Goldstan Memorial Scholarship

  • Gavin Marr

Thomas C. Goulden Scholarship

  • Connor Stoltzfus

Nancy (Britton) Hart Memorial Scholarship

  • Addie DeVage
  • Fallyne Oswalt

Ida E. Mascaro Award

  • Marie Renski

J.P. Mascaro Award

  • Finn Strauss

Reiffton Social Quarters Scholarships

  • Sophia Jones
  • Tanner Moore
  • Brody Oswald
  • Charlotte Dolena

Stephen Ruth Memorial Scholarship

  • Kiana Johnson

Karl and Sharon Schmidt Memorial Scholarships

  • Rebecca Cherry

Harry Shank Memorial Scholarships

  • Kalie Mierzwinski
  • Natalia Figueroa

Susan Sinkosky Memorial Scholarships

  • Giuliana Tumminello
  • Hanna Bulles
  • Ryanne Ahmad
  • Sasha Bolonski
  • Abby Kravetz

Don & Helen Thomas Memorial Scholarship

  • Alex Kelsey

Exeter Alumni Veterans’ Scholarship in Memory of Michael Mangiolardo

  • Andrea Dominguez
  • Ava Strauss

Shirley Weidner Memorial STEM Scholarships

  • Sofia Beggs

Edward Whalen, Jr. Memorial Scholarship - Technology Trade

  • Thaddeus Kidwell

Leonard Meckalavage Memorial Scholarship

  • Matthew McConnell
  • Ryan McConnell

Robert Gillespie Memorial STEM Scholarship

  • Lukas Giering

Joann Burak Memorial STEM Scholarship

  • Abigail Smith

Bradford L. Kissam Leadership Scholarship

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Joshua Wayne Anthony Brown Scholarship

  • Grace Reedy

David Coldren Memorial Scholarship

  • Addie DeVage

Tracy Davidheiser Memorial Scholarship

  • Haley Piersol

Exeter High School Eagles Alumni Association Friend of Education Scholarship in Honor of Frank and Mary Ann Naples

  • Hansika Kunduru

Mail Shark Scholarship-STEM

  • Cayden Juck

Kevin Douglass Memorial Scholarship

  • Benjamin Weil
  • Katelyn Stanley
  • Trang Nguyen
  • Alex Nerney
  • Madison Grider

Tatjana Ludwig Memorial Scholarship

  • Lorelei Owens

Rudy Mosteller Memorial Scholarship

  • Abigail Rathman
  • Margaret Prock

Anthony Paciulli Memorial Scholarship

  • Rebecca Cherry

David Sherman Memorial Scholarship

  • Logan Miller

Peg & Conrad (Tiny) Moyer Memorial Scholarship

  • Christian Miller

Community Scholarships

Exeter Township Education Association Scholarships

  • Fallyne Oswalt
  • Kiana Johnson
  • Rebecca Cherry

Sara Sechrist Scholarship Award

  • Fallyne Oswalt

Woman's Club of Exeter Township

  • Outstanding in Art - Margaret Prock
  • Outstanding in Business - Abigail Rathman
  • Outstanding in Computer Science - Dorothy Liu
  • Outstanding in Career & Technology - Hayden Adams

Woman's Club of St. Lawrence

  • Abigail Rothharpt
  • Alison Keim
  • Connor Stoltzfus
  • Fallyne Oswalt

Faith Lutheran Church Elaine Schalck Scholarship

  • Alison Keim
  • Rebecca Cherry

Antietam Valley Community Partnership, Inc.

  • Hansika Kunduru
  • Thaddeus Kidwell

Lauren's Foundation Scholarship

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Exeter Township Lions Community Foundation

  • Dorothy Liu

United States Army Award of Excellence

  • Marie Renski

United States Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award

  • Brody Oswalt
  • Madison Grider

Diamond Credit Union - Alfred Panfile Scholarship

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Order of the Eastern Star Community Service Award

  • Charlotte Rismiller

Georgine Dorrian Kearney Memorial Scholarship

  • Hansika Kunduru

Patriotic Order Sons of America Camp 230 Saint Lawrence

  • Science Award – Sophia Jones
  • Mathematics Award - Logan Miller

Community United Church of Christ

  • Martha Stratton

American Association of University Women Scholarship

  • Abby Kravetz

Richard J. Caron Scholastic Award

  • Brooke Steiger

Vietnam Veterans of America Patriotism Award

  • Hanna Bulles

Amy J. Gaul Memorial Scholarship

  • Alison Keim

Jr. Women's Club of Mount Penn - Marilyn Arters Memorial Award

  • Julianna Minner
  • Deana Ventura

The Hassel Foundation Scholarships

  • Rebecca Lee

Jamie L. Kotas Memorial Scholarships

  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Hansika Kunduru

James Mabon Memorial Scholarship

  • Sophia Jones

Sean Wertman Memorial Scholarship

  • Hansika Kunduru

ETSD Class of 1969 Scholarship

  • Macy Feathers

American Crane Grit Scholarship

  • Hansika Kunduru

National Merit Commended Students

  • Alex Nerney
  • Jason Nester

APT Scholarships

Reiffton APT Scholarships

  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Alishba Khan

Jacksonwald APT Scholarships

  • Bryanna Shunk
  • Connor Stoltzfus

Lorane APT Scholarships

  • Ryanne Ahmad
  • Sasha Bolonski

Owatin Creek APT Scholarships

  • Finn Strauss
  • Madison Grider

Athletic Awards

United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athletic Excellence Awards

  • Abigail Smith
  • Michael Borja

Fackler-Hower District III Sportsmanship Awards

  • Fallyne Oswalt
  • Donghu Kim

E. Jerry Brooks PIAA District - Academic Excellence

  • Jason Nester
  • Abigail Smith
  • Alexis Speece
  • Alison Keim
  • Annabella Venezia
  • Caitlin Jones
  • Cassandra Miller
  • Charlotte Dolena
  • Charlotte Rismiller
  • Fallyne Oswalt
  • Josiah Newman-McCarthy
  • Kira Spencer
  • Landen Goughler
  • Leah Schmid
  • Lilly Clouser
  • Lorelei Owens
  • Lukas Giering
  • Noah Gates
  • Rebecca Cherry
  • Robert Dang
  • Thomas Curry

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