Canon-Mac Spotlight: Recognizing
CM Community Members Who Go
ABOVE AND BEYOND
We're highlighting the people who
go above and beyond in the Canon-
McMillan School District
Congratulations are in order for:
Lilly Harris, fourth-grade student at
Muse Elementary School. Lilly’s artwork,
“Blue Dog Can Cook,” won the Elementary
Division at the Arts & Chocolate Spring
Spectacular Show held at the Community
& Recreation Center at Boyce Mayview
Park in Upper St. Clair. This festival of
chocolate, cultural performances, and
K-12 student art from Canon-McMillan,
Peters Township, Upper St. Clair, Chartiers
Valley schools, was held Saturday, March
24th. Lilly’s artwork was also on display
at the Canon-McMillan High School Art
Show Friday, May 4th.
Tom Nickovich, who received a $1,500
grant from the Gene HAAS Foundation to
help fund the Robotics/Bots IQ project at
the high school.
Reggie Hale, who was granted
status as a Pennsylvania Registered
School Business Specialist (PRSBA) from
Pennsylvania Association of School
Business Officials (PASBO). In order to
be granted this PASBO Certificate, a
school business official must meet the
rigid personal, ethical and professional
standards established by the program.
Canon-McMillan's PIAA Wrestling
Champion Logan Macri for winning the
Gold Medal in the state wrestling finals in
Hershey.
The North Strabane Intermediate
School's 5th-Grade Gifted Support
Team, which won first-place at each of
the Quiz Bowl and Wild Investigations
at the Zoo competitions. A special
thank you to Mrs. Christine Sill for her
leadership.
Abigail Daniels, high school junior,
was selected as a National Youth Delegate
for the prestigious conference at George
Mason University. Abby, as a student
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leader, will travel to Washington D.C. for
this highly-selective environment forum.
She joins a select group of 300 students
from across the country to participate
in an intensive, week-long study of
leadership in environmental science and
conservation. Abby was chosen based
on academic accomplishments and a
demonstrated interest and excellence
in leadership in the sciences and
conservation studies.
Niko Borish