The Green Brook Education and Athletic Foundation concert, held June 9 at Green Brook Middle School, showcased the talents of not only some Green Brook students—but also some Green Brook school leaders.

The event helps raise funds for the foundation's projects, which included improving the school's interactive instructional technology, purchasing a new sound system for performing arts, and replacing athletic uniforms and equipment.

The show featured performances by Short Circuit, with seventh-grader Matt
Renzo and WHRHS student Ashay Grover, Core Standards, with IEF Principal Armand Lamberti, GBMS teacher Paul Fornale and Armando Lamberti.  

The show also included Frank Clark, Pavita Howe, GBMS teacher Diana Hauser—and Superintendent Richard Labbe, who suggested some might want to use earplugs before his rendition of Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode."