On Thursday evening, April 24, 2025, Triad Math and Science Academy Elementary was filled with excitement, pride, and applause as students took the stage for the annual TMSA Triad Elementary School’s Got Talent 2025: TMSA is Out of This World. From science experiments to cultural dances, from soul-stirring songs to joyful ukulele tunes, the evening celebrated the many talents that make up the heart of our school community.
A Bright Beginning
The show opened with a thrilling Glow in the Dark Performance that set the tone for an unforgettable night. The creative use of light and movement drew cheers from the crowd and reminded everyone that talent comes in many forms.
STEM Meets Stage
A live science experiment amazed the audience, blending education with entertainment and proving that curiosity and creativity go hand-in-hand.
Celebrating Culture and Movement
The stage then transformed with a dazzling Ukrainian dance to “Wild Dances,” showcasing the beauty of cultural expression. A vibrant Dance Medley followed, filled with solo and group performances that combined emotion, rhythm, and confidence.
Music in Many Forms
The Piano Medley brought elegance to the stage, while the DJEMBE Group energized the room with traditional rhythms and upbeat drumming, including a popular tune from Zootopia and “Funga Alafia.”
Singing That Shined
The Singing Medley featured a variety of musical styles—from pop classics to heartfelt ballads.
Drama and Joyful Strings
The Drama Club delivered a lively performance of “Sing,” combining theatrical flair with musical fun. Then, the 3rd grade Ukulaliens took over with their cheerful ukulele tunes, joined by the 4th grade choir in performing “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” and “I Don’t Know My Name.”
A Powerful Finale
The evening ended with a moving performance of “You Will Be Found” from Dear Evan Hansen, led by soloists and 3th ,4th and 5th grade choir. It was a beautiful reminder of the power of music, unity, and student voice.
Celebrating Community and Talent
The 2025 TMSA Got Talent Show was more than a performance—it was a celebration of self-expression, growth, and school spirit. Thank you to all the students, staff, and families who helped make it such a special evening. We are proud of every student who stepped into the spotlight!
Mrs. Karpenski
