🇩🇪 German classes at HHS celebrated Oktoberfest by learning about its history, practicing traditional songs and dances, exploring this year’s festival menus, and watching a live feed from the “Wiesen.”
Weather science came alive for McCormick Elementary’s 3rd graders during a virtual visit with NWS meteorologist Caroline Adcock! The students loved diving into the basics of weather and asking great questions about what it’s like to forecast the weather for a living.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to raise chickens? More than 70 participants joined Mr. KC Cahall, Seneca Valley Outdoor Education teacher, to learn more about what it takes to start a backyard flock. Students, along with their families, had the opportunity to meet Haine Elementary and Middle School’s feathered friends while learning how this initiative benefits students.
“The benefits of chickens at Haine go well beyond the science classroom,” said Mr. Cahall. “The chickens have created engaging opportunities for students to develop skills related to descriptive writing and language development.”
Students are also gaining math skills by tracking food waste diverted from landfills as they collect and provide fresh fruit and vegetable scraps to the chickens, graph egg production and perform cost analyses comparing the cost of feed with egg sales.
Additionally, caring for chickens gives students the opportunity to practice responsibility, empathy, patience and communication skills.
Thank you, Mr. Cahall, for bringing learning to life and proving that sometimes, the greatest classrooms have feathers!
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Mrs. Hershey’s business students presented on Wednesday October 7th“personal pitches” about their interests, goals and what they hoped to learn from our panelists that day.
Flu activity usually starts increasing in October. Take action to protect yourself from getting sick with the flu:
💉 Get a flu shot
👏🏼 Wash your hands frequently
🤧 Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing
👋🏼 Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth
🫧 Clean surfaces regularly
🤒 Stay home when sick
The 2027-28 FAFSA® is now live for everyone! File today at https://t.co/4VOFJot0Yk to apply for federal, state, and institutional aid.
Need help filing? Head to https://t.co/OpvREIFXQy or sign up for our upcoming FAFSA Completion Workshop at 👉 https://t.co/ErYyYQXawp
We’re seeking innovative concepts from PA high school students to help address bridge strikes, with a monetary award for the winning team.
So grab your friends, enter PennDOT's Innovations Challenge by 1/29/2027, and start brainstorming: https://t.co/kFv8hhGcSS.
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Junior Achievement visited CMS! Students rotated through activities focused on career exploration and college readiness, building skills and learning more about their future opportunities. 📚💻
First tracks made a special visit to a Fawn Area Elementary classroom! First tracks is a husband-and-wife team that have trained their dogs to be search and rescue dogs. They volunteer to help local search and rescue teams and law enforcement teams to find missing people.
The updated FAFSA form is now faster and easier to complete.
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McCall Elementary students helped make history!
Students joined Women for Greater Philadelphia and America250PA for the opening of a 1976 Bicentennial Time Capsule, connecting the hopes of a generation with the young people who will help shape Philadelphia's future.
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Calling all PA high school students & teachers! 📢
Our Innovations Challenge is now open: https://t.co/Xm7TpopTOz.
Develop a solution to help prevent bridge strikes & compete to win a combined $ award from @PAConstructors, @ACEC_PA, @MidAtlanticITE & @ITSPennsylvania.
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Happy IT Professionals Day! Today we’re taking a moment to celebrate the incredible tech team that keeps #WildcatNation connected, secure, and running smoothly. We appreciate your hard work and endless patience. Thank you for all that you do behind the scenes! 🐾
We are excited to share that two of our McDowell Trojans have been acknowledged as semifinalists for the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program! Join us in celebrating Connor Person and Hunter Rudd, who showcased their academic excellence on the qualifying test -- Way to go!👏💙
A special thank you to our wonderful @PASD_Elem_PTO for bringing Holly Serio to put on a very special show tailored to our R.O.A.R. Rules! Holly is so talented, and our staff enjoy the show just as much as our students!
Our next group of STEAM superstars is Ava, Landon, and Ethan! Their group’s fidget spinner (Gear Box) won the week’s challenge with a spin time of 30.39 seconds! Additionally, this group won the technical drawing challenge by creating the most detailed sketches! GREAT WORK!
💻 Happy IT Appreciation Day! 🖥️
Thank you for your hard work, patience, dedication, and willingness to help whenever it is needed. We appreciate all that you do for the Plum Borough School District!
SCI Waymart’s Cosmetology School had an outstanding August highlighted by learning opportunities and student achievement.
Earlier in the month, cosmetology students welcomed guest instructor Christine Menichini from the CTC of Lackawanna County, who shared insights on industry trends, client scheduling strategies, and licensing exam preparation. Students also participated in a braiding contest, with Superintendent Davy stopping by Second Chance Salon to congratulate the winners.
The month also marked a major milestone as three students earned their Pennsylvania Cosmetology Teacher Licenses—the first cohort of future cosmetology instructors at Waymart. This achievement will allow them to help mentor and support future students while preparing for careers in the cosmetology field upon reentry.
Congratulations to these students on their hard work and dedication! Cosmetology students at Waymart continue to gain hands-on experience in the skilled trades while working toward industry-recognized credentials.
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