On Friday, March 1, 2024, the South Huntington Council of PTAs hosted the fourth annual Lip Sing for Scholarships event. Tickets were completely sold out as lucky viewers were able to watch the live performances at Walt Whitman High School or from home and send in their votes for who they believed outperformed the rest. The Performing Arts Center was filled with excitement from all of our district students and families supporting their school teachers and administration.
With our gracious hosts Superintendent, Dr. Vito D’Elia, and Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, Eddie Smith, the night went off without a hitch. The well-dressed duo introduced our performing acts and made special note to thank our sponsors who aided in making this year’s event possible. The performances from each of our school buildings delighted students and parents alike, bringing so much excitement to viewers both in person and watching virtually.
We were incredibly impressed by the creativity of our staff as they took the stage in perfectly planned costumes and choreography to match. At the end of the night it was Maplewood Intermediate School who claimed the Lip Sing Champion title, ending the three year reign of Oakwood Primary Center! While each of our schools had incredible routines, they were no match for their medley performance. Ticket sales and votes purchased during and before the event were used to raise money for senior scholarships, and this year, we were able to raise over $8,000 that will directly benefit Whitman students!
From every song choice to every tremendous dance move, it truly was a night to remember. We would like to thank all of our performers for making this show so much fun to watch as well as to our sponsors whose generosity helped make this event happen. A special thank you to our South Huntington Council of PTAs and to everyone who was able to join us for this year’s Lip Sing for Scholarships event! We hope you have enjoyed this show as much as we have enjoyed putting it together!
Our gracious hosts, Superintendent Dr. Vito D’Elia (right), and Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Eddie Smith (left), introduced each act.
Countrywood opened up the night with their Trolls Movie inspired performance.
Birchwood was full of pep with their Taylor Swift Medley.
Stimson Principal, Mike Duggan, had the crowd singing "Peaches" for the rest of the night.
The high school administration pulled out all the stops for their medley.