Scores of East Meadow School District students were selected to perform in the 2025 Nassau Music Educators Association All-County Festival at Long Island University Post in January.
NMEA is a dedicated group of teachers and professionals who believe in the value of a quality music education taught by qualified music educators, according to the organization’s website. East Meadow’s student musicians received this tremendous honor because of their strong New York State School Music Association solo evaluations and via teacher recommendations.
In addition to their All-County accomplishment, several East Meadow students were also selected to perform in the 2025 Long Island String Festival Association’s festivals. Formed in 1956, LISFA encourages and supports kids’ musical development and the conductors, celebrating the power of string instruments in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
The district commends all of its aspiring musicians who were accepted to take part in these illustrious festivals.
Photo captions:
1: W.T. Clarke High School’s 2025 Nassau Music Educators Association All-County musicians.
2: East Meadow High School’s 2025 Nassau Music Educators Association All-County musicians.
3: Woodland Middle School’s 2025 Nassau Music Educators Association All-County musicians.
4: W.T. Clarke Middle School’s 2025 Nassau Music Educators Association All-County musicians.
5: East Meadow High School’s 2025 Long Island String Festival Association musicians.
6: W.T. Clarke High School’s 2025 Long Island String Festival Association musicians.
7: Woodland Middle School’s 2025 Long Island String Festival Association musicians.
8: W.T. Clarke Middle School’s 2025 Long Island String Festival Association musicians.
Photos courtesy of the East Meadow Union Free School District
