Congratulations to Lilly Grace Pass, a rising 10th-grade student at Marple Newtown High School (MNHS), who has been named Casey’s Student of the Month for August! In recognition of her remarkable accomplishments, Lilly has received a Certificate of Achievement and a Gift Card generously provided by Casey’s Public House, the proud Sponsor of this program.
Lilly’s been a dedicated member of the school band since fifth grade, playing the flute, and shares her voice as part of the chorus. Lilly also brings her team spirit to the court as a member of the MNHS volleyball team.
A natural with children, Lilly’s warmth and patience are evident in everything she does. Whether she’s helping care for her younger siblings at home or working at Charming Star Playroom, she brings joy to those around her. She also enjoys serving sweet treats and smiles at Kilwins in Ellis Preserve.
Lilly’s creative talents are especially evident in her artwork, where she consistently excels. Her favorite subjects are art and Spanish—two areas that let her express herself and connect with others in meaningful ways. She’s also spent several summers performing in plays at Upper Darby’s Summer Stage, where her passion and dedication to the arts continued to grow.
Looking ahead, Lilly hopes to pursue a career that blends art, service and connection—perhaps in design, education or a role that strengthens communities through creativity and care.
Whatever path she chooses, one thing is certain: Lilly’s light will continue to shine, and her kindness and creativity will leave a lasting mark wherever she goes.
You get to choose! Who is our next Student of the Month?
You’ve seen them featured in our magazine—now it’s your chance to decide who’s next!
We’re looking for students in grades 7–12 who make a difference in their schools, communities, among friends or through local organizations. Nominees must live in Marple, Newtown Square or Edgmont, no matter which school they attend—or if they’re homeschooled. Email LJeffries@BestVersionMedia.com. We’re celebrating character, not just credentials, so academic or athletic accomplishments are not required