Earlier this year we concluded an incredible #PCCSUMMIT24 user conference, exploring the shift from adapting to driving change in healthcare. 🚀 Our Chief Product Officer, @BoyleBJ dives into the tech-driven transformation in his latest article: https://t.co/DDOMh2CsAS
Not one, not two, but three of our outstanding seniors have been named finalists in the 69th Annual National Merit Scholarship Program held by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC)! 🎉✨
“Lucas Boyle, Alexander Kim and Shivani Umesh have advanced to the semifinalist stage of the National Merit Scholarship, placing them among the top 15,000 high school seniors nationwide,” said Seneca Valley Senior High School Principal, Mr. Bob Ceh. “Recently, we were informed of their progression to the finalist round, where they have the opportunity to vie for finalist status in this esteemed accolade. Each of these students is currently tackling a rigorous course load that demands their utmost dedication, and they are excelling in their endeavors.”
These SV standouts will now advance to the next level of the program where they have the opportunity to earn National Merit Scholarships and, ultimately, the Merit Scholar® title.
Read the full story at https://t.co/H8pRm1rJB7
#SVProud #SVRaiderPride #SVStandOut
Summer reading - Never Settle by @MartySmithESPN - live from Sorrento Italy - figured I would read since I can’t get @MartySmithESPN and @ESPNMcGee on the radio in Italy! Highly Recommend.
Lucas Boyle, a rising senior at Seneca Valley High School, was selected as a world-wide Dean’s List winner in a recent FIRST Robotics Competition. Mr. Boyle was part of a robotics team consisting of members from multiple western Pennsylvania school districts. FIRST®, a robotics community that prepares young people for the future, brought together approximately 50,000 people from around the world as hundreds of student robotics teams put their innovation, teamwork and robotics skills to the test at the 2023 FIRST Championship, which was held April 19-22, in Houston, TX. More than 18,000 students, and 974 student robotics teams from 59 countries competed and exhibited across FIRST programs. Many FIRST LEGO League (FLL), FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), and FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) teams earned honors for design excellence, competitive play, research, business plans, creativity and teamwork.
Read the full story at: https://t.co/Kl9gcvXLoX
#SVRaiderPride #SVProud #SV2223
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3 Questions…
“You good?, You ok? Do you need anything?”
Those 3 questions haunt me. They’re the 3 questions Naeshell asked me the day before he took his own life. What I regret most is not asking him those same 3 questions after he asked me.
@thepivot
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