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Moon Area High School seniors participated in the second annual Parade of the Past on May 19th.

Students returned to their own elementary school to parade through the halls. It's a great opportunity for graduating seniors to catch up with their old elementary school teachers. The graduating seniors also inspired our younger students as they paraded through the halls.

Allard Parade

Bon Meade Parade

Brooks Parade

Hyde Parade

McCormick Parade

Wishing the MAHS Class of 2023 all the best! 

Five Moon Area School District seniors signed their National Letters of Intent this month.

Congratulations to Isabella Orlando, Anthony Lounder, Anthony Treonze, Andrew Bruce, and Danielle Phillips!

Isabella Orlando will be attending Clarion University in the fall to play rugby. She plans to major in biology and minor in business and hopes to be a veterinarian/business owner.

Anthony Lounder will be playing tennis at the Rochester Institute of Technology. In high school, he was WPIAL champion, section singles champion, Mac champion, athlete of the month, and Post-Gazette Athlete of the Week. Anthony has earned high honor roll, is an AP scholar, and is a member of the National Honors Society. He plans to study mechanical engineering in college.

Anthony Treonze is headed to the University of Pittsburgh Greensburg to play golf. In high school, he won the WPIAL 2^nd round (11^th grade), is the two-time Tam O’Shanter champion and team WPIAL finalist in 2022. In college, Anthony plans to study business.

Andrew Bruce will be playing golf at Penn State Altoona in the fall. He plans to study accounting.

Danielle Phillips will be attending Thiel College in the fall to play softball. In high school, she has earned honor roll freshman, junior and senior year. Danielle plans to study criminal justice and political science and hopes to have a career in law enforcement, politics, or law.

Congratulations to all of these student athletes! 

The Moon Area High School Invention Lab students recently presented their final design proposal at FedEx headquarters in Moon Twp.

The students were tasked with developing a solution to implement into FedEx Corporation's logistical operation, aiming to streamline the current package life cycle. The students were partnered with two Design System Innovation Engineers, Kevin Byer and Travis Henderson, to help develop their potential solution. The students engaged in on-site visits, brainstorming sessions with the engineers, data analysis, and industry research to aid in the development of their solution. 

The Invention Lab class is taught by Mr. Petrina.

Great work everyone!

Moon Area High School seniors recently celebrated “Wear Your Future Day!” It's an opportunity for the members of the senior class to wear something that represents their future -- whatever it may be. 

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Moon Area School District received nine Gene Kelly Award nominations for their production of Something Rotten! Nine nominations is a new record for Moon Area School District! 

The cast and crew were nominated in the following categories: 

• Best Dance Ensemble
• Best Vocal Ensemble
• Best Scene Design
• Best Tech Crew
• Best Orchestra
• Best Costume Design
• Outstanding Student Artist: Jack Cipriani
• Best Supporting Actress: Lucia Palmer
• Best Actor: Jack Cipriani

The Gene Kelly Award ceremony will take place on Saturday, May 27th. Read the full press release. 

It's exciting to note that if Jack Cipriani wins Best Actor, he will have the opportunity to travel to New York City where he will compete in the Jimmy Awards and make his Broadway debut! 

Congratulations to the entire cast and crew of Something Rotten!