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2021-2022 Full School Year Calendar “Home of the Bears” www.pvbears.org Pleasant Valley School District District Office Board of Education Pleasant Valley High School ~ Grades 9-12 2233 Route 115, Suite 100 1671 Route 209 Brodheadsville, PA 18322 Brodheadsville, PA 18322 Mrs. Donna Yozwiak, President Phone: 570-402-1000 Extension 4001 Mr. Len Peeters, Vice President 570-402-1000/Fax: 570-992-7275 Mrs. Laura Jecker, Treasurer www.pvbears.org Principal ..................... Open Mr. Norman Burger Assistant Principal ..... Open Ms. Teresa Greggo Mrs. Susan Kresge Acting Superintendent of Schools: Dr. Charlene M. Brennan Assistant Principal ..... Ms. Kelli George Mr. Todd Kresge Mr. Dan Wunder Assistant to the Superintendent: Dr. Rae Lin Howard Mr. Delbert Zacharias Business Manager: Mr. Michael Simonetta Pleasant Valley Middle School ~ Grades 7-8 -------------------------------------------- Director of Human Resources: Mrs. Jessica Tomon 2233 Route 115 Brodheadsville, PA 18322 Solicitor*.....Mr. Mark Fitzgerald, Esq. Phone: 570-402-1000 Extension 2001 Principal ..................... Mr. Jason Van Voorhis Board Secretary*....Mrs. Tammy Smale District Administration Assistant Principal ..... Ms. Josephine Fields *Non Member Assistant Business Manager. .............................Mrs. Tammy Smale Accountant ........................................................Mrs. Marcia Taylor Pleasant Valley Intermediate School ~ Grades 4-6 Director of Athletics ..........................................Mr. Thomas Toth 477 Polk Township Road Director of Curr., Instr. & Assessment ..............Dr. Susan Mowrer Benda Colonial Intermediate Unit #20 Kunkletown, PA 18058 Curriculum Supervisor ......................................Mrs. Lori Hagerman Phone: 570-402-1000 Extension 3001 6 Danforth Drive Director of Special Education ..........................Ms. Julie Harris Easton, PA 18045 Supervisor of Special Education (Gr. K-4) .......Mr. Michael McMullen Principal ..................... Open (610) 252-5550 Supervisor of Special Education (Gr. 5-8) ........Mrs. Fawn Meli Executive Director: Mr. Christopher Wolfel Assistant Principal ..... Ms. Kendal Askins Supervisor of Special Education (Gr. 9-12) ......Ms. Amy Bargiel Acting Coordinator of Child Accounting ..........Ms. Deena Boyne Monroe Career and Technical Institute Coordinator of Child Accounting ......................Mrs. Viola Murphy Pleasant Valley Elementary School ~ Grades K-3 194 Laurel Lake Road ACCESS Coordinator .......................................Mrs. Nelia Marcheski Bartonsville, PA 18321 476 Polk Township Road Director of Operations .......................................Mr. Bill Gasper Kunkletown, PA 18058 (570) 629-2001 Network Administrator .....................................Mr. Alex Sterenchock Director: Mr. Dennis Virga Phone: 570-402-1000 Extension 6001 Technology Coordinator ...................................Mr. Chuck Tomori Chief of School Police/Security ........................Mrs. Lynn Courtright Principal ..................... Mr. Roger Pomposello Asst. Chief of School Police/Security ...............Mr. Robert Miller Assistant Principal ..... Ms. Sabrina Albright Director of Food Services .................................Mrs. Beverly Hendricks Assistant Principal ..... Ms. Angela Borealo Equal Rights and Opportunities The Pleasant Valley School District is an equal rights and opportunities education institution and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin/ethnicity, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, union membership, religion, or any other legally protected classification in its admissions, educational programs, activities, or employment policies. Publication of this policy is in accord- ance with state and federal laws including the Americans With Disabilities Act, Title VI, Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Amendments of 1974 State laws and PA Department of Education regulations concerning equal rights and opportunities. The Pleasant Valley School District’s commitment to non-discrimination ex- tends to students, employees, prospective employees, and the community. For information regarding civil rights or grievance procedures, services, activities and facilities that are accessible to and usa- ble by persons with disabilities, in addition to all other inquiries, please contact the Director of Human Resources and Title IX and Section 504 Coordinator, located in the Pleasant Valley School Dis- trict Administration Building, 2233 Route 115, Suite 100, Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania 18322 or by telephone at (570) 402-1000 Ext. 1209. K-12 CENTRAL REGISTRATION PVSD Health & Safety Plan S2SS - Safe to Say Something The Pleasant Valley School District General Registration Information The Pleasant Valley School District (PVSD) has estab- (PVSD) is committed to the safety lished a plan for the health and safety of our students and well-being of our students and and staff. Please refer to our website at educators. We believe this commit- Pleasant Valley School District has a central registra- www.pvbears.org, click on COVID-19 tab at the top of ment includes the implementation of tion office for all student registrations. The central reg- the home page and scroll to the Health & Safety Plan. programs that involve parents, teachers, support staff, adminis- istration office is located at the Polk Building, 630 In- The school district will continue to follow the guidelines trators, local law enforcement, mental health & wellness profes- terchange Road, Kresgeville, PA 18333, Brodheads- provided by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) sionals, and officials from the Pennsylvania Department of Edu- ville, PA. The hours are Monday through Friday from and the PA Department of Health. cation to take meaningful action to protect our students, staff 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM and community. throughout the year. As a part of that effort, PVSD is joining districts across the KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION INFORMATION PV BEARS “HOTLINE” Commonwealth in rolling out the Safe2Say Something (S2SS). Mandated by Pennsylvania State law, S2SS is an anonymous reporting system designed to help students and Kindergarten pre-registration for the 2022-2023 school The Pleasant Valley School District has established an emergency staff recognize the warning signs and signals (especially on year begins on September 13, 2021. Kindergarten social media) of individuals who may be a threat to them- registration for the 2022-2023 school year will be held “HOTLINE” available to parents, stu- dents and the general public. It is: selves or others. The S2SS program trains students and school from March 7, 2022 through April 12, 2022. Kindergar- staff members to treat every warning sign seriously and to act ten registration for early intervention will be held on quickly to get help by talking to a trusted adult and/or by report- February 16, 2022 and March 3, 2022. 1-570-402-1000, ext. 4444 ing it anonymously via phone, mobile app, or website to the Pennsylvania S2SS Crisis Center. District staff members For more information and/or questions about general This number is to be used to report THREATS or are trained to respond to and manage tips that are reported registration, Kindergarten registration, or special cir- TIPS with regard to the safety or well-being of the via: cumstances, contact the Central Registration Office at school district or any members of the school commu- https://www.safe2saypa.org/ 570-402-1000, Extension 8010. nity (e.g., students, faculty, or staff). Tipline: 1-844-SAF2SAY Mobile App for Apple and Android Devices ALL CALLS WILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS For more information, please see our website NOTE: Calls may be recorded. Any person https://www.pvbears.org or the Safe2Say Something website at making false claims or reports will be prosecut- https://www.safe2saypa.org. ed to the fullest extent of the law. EMERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSINGS The Pleasant Valley School District will make every effort to close schools when travel would compromise the safety of students and school district personnel. However, there are times that, as a result of inclement weather or a failure in the power and/or heating systems of the schools, or for other emergency/safety concerns, it is necessary to close the schools either before the school day has begun or during the school day. If there is a need to enact a closing, announcements will be made immediately through the appropriate media and an auto- mated phone message will be generated. Students and their parent(s)/guardian(s) can also tune into local radio or TV stations for this information (some stations are listed below). Parent(s)/Guardian(s) should also pay particular attention to possible delays in bus pick-ups, late arrivals home, or early dismissals and are responsible to listen to public announce- ments regarding weather emergencies. Interested parties may also call the school district’s main number for emergency closing information at 570-402-1000. Please refrain from con- tacting individual school offices or individual central administration offices to obtain information regarding school closures or early dismissals. Also, parent(s)/guardian(s) are responsible to develop a plan for dealing with instances when school is closed or when children will be dismissed early from school and to inform their children about what to do or where to go in the case of an early dismissal. This should be done early in the school year so that all children are properly prepared for
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