Stamford High Lip Dub Spirit Video 2015
April 17, 2015
On April 15, 2015, Stamford High students shot the school’s first lip dub spirit video. Brought to you by The Round Table and shot by Matt DeNicola. Black Knights for Life!
About the Contributor
Matt DeNicola, Multimedia Editor
Matt is a senior at Stamford High School and is excited to join the Round Table as the first ever Multimedia Editor. He joined last year as a staff writer, with one of his biggest contributes to the Round Table was by filming the iconic "SHS Lip Dub 2015". Aside from being an editor at the Round Table he is also the Drum Captain of the Stamford High Band, also joining NAHS this year. Along for his love of art he has a passion for photography and loves videography as well. Matt reaches around the different sections of the Round Table to contribute to any video/photo concerns they have.
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Miranda • May 6, 2015 at 4:30 pm
Great Job!
Anne Sullivan • Apr 27, 2015 at 6:33 am
Inspiring! So great to see all these different groups get together and remind us that SHS, while have suffered from the bad decisions of a few, is not defined by those few. Great job!
Mr. Beratis • Apr 22, 2015 at 2:01 pm
This lip dup left the students, staff and admin of Stamford High School feeling euphoric. There was a connection created that is still resonating in the halls of this school. Everyone involved acted professionally and responsibly. Not everything has to do with taxpayers and wasted money, and the unfortunate occurrences that took place earlier this year. Great job Stamford High students and staff!!!
Crowe • Apr 21, 2015 at 9:44 am
Who wants to bet, had Nordin or Valentine still been at the school all students would be given detention or suspension and all employees be complained to about embarrassing the school? First act of true school spirit since the Riot of 2010. #WWWYKI
perpetie • Apr 20, 2015 at 1:56 pm
great job SHS i love the lip dub, and MO Jacka** thanks for the A but why you mad, relax dude 🙂
Diane • Apr 19, 2015 at 12:06 pm
I am the older sister of 1 sister that graduated from there and 1 graduating this year. I was so happy to see so many students take the time to participate in a school event. Its not something you see much. Im happy to saw the video was great and keep up the tradition. Congratulations! It shouldnt always be about cost but positivity.
Cindy • Apr 19, 2015 at 5:43 am
This was great!!! How I would have love to he part of this when I was going to school in the 90’s. Goooo Stamford High! and to top it off everybody had they Darn clothes on !!!!People also trying to find negative in positive.
Stacy Cascio • Apr 18, 2015 at 9:54 pm
At a time when SHS needed to show the Stamford community their Black Knight Pride it makes me proud to be the parent of a senior student who was a part of this awesome video. BRAVO to Jon Ringel for being a phenomenal role model and teacher! Kudos to Matt Forker and Rafael Escobar for being a part of, and allowing our students to express themselves in such a fun and creative way.
Latoya Downey • Apr 18, 2015 at 2:43 pm
Awesome job SHS…#classof1997
Alexandra velez • Apr 18, 2015 at 10:02 am
Grate job Stamford high students!!
Loren Penman • Apr 18, 2015 at 2:20 am
This. Was. Awesome.
Mo brown • Apr 17, 2015 at 7:55 pm
i will give the students an “A” for creativity and the amount of students involved with this video. That being said, I give the ADMINISTRATION ( whomever that may be) as well as the Stamford Board of Education from the Superintendent of Schools, to ASK and RECEIVE more TAXPAYERS $$$$ when an ENORMOUS amount of SCHOOL TIME was spent producing a video which at times could be considered provocative. NOT surprising considering that TAXPAYERS are PAYING the LEGAL FEES of even those found GUILTY of SEXUAL Misconduct, or IMPROPER REPORTING. The Leaders are setting the Example. It may be TIME FOR A CHANGE !!’ Is THIS how you want STAMFORD to be REPRESENTED? NOT I !!
Jon Ringel • Apr 18, 2015 at 1:27 pm
Please allow me to address some of those concerns. I am the adviser of the Round Table, and the chief organizer of this event. As such, I can assure you that this video was produced at no extra cost to taxpayers, as all the supplies were purchased with proceeds from student fundraising activities. Secondly, an enormous amount of school time was not spent on this video; it was shot in under an hour, after dismissal on a Wednesday. All of the students and staff involved were there voluntarily. To me, that’s the best part – every single student in the video is there because they wanted to be! That says a lot.
Basile • Apr 27, 2015 at 9:14 am
I have no idea what you think is provocative about this video. What problem could you possibly have with staff and students showing school spirit in such a fun and inclusive way?
This is EXACTLY how I want Stamford to be represented.
Lori • May 18, 2015 at 3:03 pm
Oh shut up, the kids are having fun. SHS is and will always be a legend. Obvi you didn’t go there.