CEHS Band Earns Top Honors at National Competition

This past weekend, May 3, the Central Elementary-Middle-High School Marching and Concert Band showcased their talent on a national stage at the 2026 Music in the Parks Southeastern National Music Competition Festival in Tampa, Florida.

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This past weekend, May 3, the Central Elementary-Middle-High School Marching and Concert Band showcased their talent on a national stage at the 2026 Music in the Parks Southeastern National Music Competition Festival in Tampa, Florida.
The band delivered an outstanding performance, earning 1st Place in the Parade and Review Competition with an overall excellence rating. They continued their success in the Concert Band Competition, where they also secured 1st Place by close scoring margins.
With these impressive achievements, the Central Elementary-Middle-High School Band has officially qualified as the returning champions for the 2027 Music in the Parks Southeastern National Music Competition Festival.
This accomplishment reflects the dedication, discipline, and musical excellence of the students, as well as the commitment of their directors and supporters.
The Central Elementary-Middle-High School Band extends sincere appreciation to the Talbot County Board of Education, administration, faculty, staff, and parents for their continued encouragement and unwavering support.

   

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