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Fall Newsletter 2018 South Williamsport Area School District FALL NEWSLETTER 2018 An Equal Opportunity Employer in Compliance with Title VI, Title IX, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. South Williamsport Area School District Newsletter FALL 2018 A Letter from the Superintendent In August 2018, the district launched a new comprehensive strategic plan aligned with current trends in education nationally, and designed to meet changing Newsletter • FALL 2018 local demands. The vision for the district is based on seven strategic imperatives BOARD OF at the elementary and at the secondary SCHOOL DIRECTORS level. The elementary plan is focused on Chris Branton – President core academic and social learning where ([email protected]) the secondary plan priorities innovation, Region III risk, and career trajectories. The strategic Gregg Anthony – Vice President ([email protected]) plan represents a collaborative approach Region II by multiple committees and staff input Cathy Bachman over eighteen months of planning. It is ([email protected]) a growth orientated model that seeks to Region III leverage every opportunity to increase Sue Davenport students’ engagement and learning. ([email protected]) However, as bold as the vision is, it must be Region III supported by the commitment to robust Nathan Miller – Treasurer resources to leverage the full potential of • Central Elementary is expanding ([email protected]) the vision. the impact of its Positive Behavior Region I Intervention and Support program Erica Molino With the new district plan at the center by adding additional layers of student ([email protected]) of the conversation, the school board supports and staff training. Region II approved a budget of 19.8 million dollars. Airneezer Page With 19.3 million dollars in revenues, • JR/SR High School will offer two courses ([email protected]) the district anticipates using slightly through Penn College NOW affording Region I under half a million dollars of committed more students the opportunity to earn Steve Persun fund balance. A deficit of any amount is college credit while in high school. ([email protected]) concerning. However, that number masks Region II Despite the fiscal challenges, the board, the concerted effort of the administration Sue Bowman administration, and staff are committed to and the board to close the financial gaps ([email protected]) a strategic plan focused on an innovative and to maintain commitment to the Region I mindset, embracing risk as a learning strategic imperatives. Fred Holland – Solicitor opportunity, and leveraging technology as Murphy, Butterfield, and Holland Driven by our strategic plan, students a learning tool for all. The community has CONTENTS and staff will return to several new much to be proud of in the past and in the Superintendent’s Letter . 2 innovative programs this year. A few of future of its schools. 2018-19 School Calendar . 3 those include: New Faces . 3 • Dwight Woodley, Director of Innovative Mountie Quest . 4 Dr. Mark Stamm Positive Behavioral Intervention Learning, is launching pilot programs and Supports . 5 with iPads in select third and fourth Dr. Mark Stamm Million Mountie Lights . 6 grade classrooms and expanding the Superintendent SWASD Fall Sports . 6 number of iPads available at Rommelt Cross Country Team . 7 Elementary. School Closings . 7 Facebook and Twitter . 8 • Several new robotics programs will be Cyber School . 9 available to students at the elementary SWASD Foundation . 10 and high school level thanks to grants Substitute Teaching . 11 provided by the Education Foundation. School Contact Information . 12 2 For more information, visit us at: www.swasd.org NEW FACES IN FAMILIAR PLACES South Williamsport Area School District 2018-2019 CALENDAR Aug. 23 Professional Day Aug. 27 First Student Day Sept. 3 Labor Day - Schools Closed Oct. 8 Columbus Day - Schools Closed Nov. 19 Act 80 ½ Day Nov. 20 Act 80 ½ Day Nov. 21 Professional Day Nov. 22-26 Schools Closed Nov. 22 Thanksgiving Day – Schools Closed Dec. 24-Jan 1 Schools Closed Dec. 25 Christmas Day – Schools Closed Jan. 1 New Year’s Day – Schools Closed Jan. 2 Weather Day (1) There are many administration changes across the South Jan. 18 Weather Day (2) Williamsport Area School District regarding principals and Jan. 21 Act 80 Full Day assistant principals for the three buildings. Feb. 15 Act 80 Full Day Feb. 18 Act 80 Full Day Upon the retirement of former Central Elementary School Feb. 19 Weather Day (4) principal Kathy Furman and an unanticipated change in March 15 Weather Day (5) administrative staff this summer, Dr. Michele Loomis will be April 17 Weather Day (6) transitioning from being the assistant principal at the South April 18 Weather Day (7) Williamsport Area High School to the interim principal of April 19 Schools Closed Central and Rommelt Elementary. April 22 Weather Day (9) “I’ve worked at the high school for 16 years so this will be April 23 Weather Day (8) something new for me,” she said. “I’m excited for this change and May 24 Weather Day (3) working with the staff at Central and Rommelt.” May 27 Memorial Day - Schools Closed June 5 Act 80 ½ Day She is especially excited to work closely with the district’s June 6 Act 80 ½ Day Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports or PBIS program June 6 Last Day for the kindergarten through fourth graders. This program will June 6 Commencement be expanding to include more advanced supports for students in 180 Student Instructional Days the form of a behavior interventionist and on-site mental health 182 Teacher Days services. 4 Act 80 Days/Student ½ Days Another initiative she is thrilled to be a part of is the student 3 Act 80 Full Days assistance program which includes staff working directly to 2 Professional Days support students in all areas. They help kids to develop good 9 Weather Days social skills which will benefit them for life. Professional Day: No School for Students At the high school, Scott Hill, former Title I math teacher, has Act 80 ½ Days – Early Dismissals taken on the position of assistant high school principal. He will Weather Day – Used as a make-up day (if necessary) also continue to fulfill his work as the district athletic director. due to a prior emergency school closing “Being at the high school full time…I hope to have more of an impact on the students,” Mr. Hill said. South Williamsport Area School District He and Jesse Smith, high school principal, have been friends — ATHLETICS — for years and are excited to work side by side. For up-to-date Sports Schedules, go to… swasports.org Each administrator is ready for the 2018-19 school year to begin and hopes it will be a great year for everyone in the district. 3 South Williamsport Area School District Newsletter FALL 2018 MOUNTIE QUEST – Supporting Students’ Dreams Special activities like playing “When students have access to broader experiences, they in the school band or going to begin to develop resiliency and a better self-esteem,” Ms. space camp can be the highlights Peltier said. “Succeeding in special activities helps them to feel of a students’ educational hopeful about their future.” journey. To make more of those The non-profit will provide a piece or all of the money for opportunities available to South the student depending on what funds are available. The goal Williamsport Area School will always be to provide enough money to make a difference. District students, a new non-profit was created to help those experiencing financial difficulties. Alongside Ms. Peltier and Mrs. Mowrey, the board members include Fred Wood, former South guidance counselor and Mountie Quest, which stands for Quality Experiences Dustin Solomon, ’03 alum. for Students, is an organization dedicated to financially supporting students who are looking to participate in a Mountie Quest is a 501(c)3 non-profit solely available to beneficial activity that could further their opportunity for the students of the South Williamsport Area School District success. The organization aims to ignite the spark that can and Mountie Academy. help a South Williamsport student find their passion in life. To help enhance the experiences of students across the Pat Peltier, former district outreach counselor, and Jamie district, donations can be mailed to the district office at Mowrey, assistant business manager, worked together to start 515 W. Central Ave. For additional questions, please email an organization that could give all students the opportunity to [email protected]. participate in something they are passionate about. “We want to provide funding for kids so they can have formative experiences whether it’s to register for the SATs, purchase athletic equipment or attend a summer theater camp,” Ms. Peltier said. South Williamsport Area School District Working in the district for 16 years, she discovered that SCHOOL BOARD MEETING DATES students with access to broader experiences beyond the JR/SR High School / 700 Percy St. classroom can improve their self-confidence and help them to Enter through the high school main entrance. see the wide possibilities available for the future. Follow signs to second floor library. Any student can apply to receive funding from Mountie July 16 October 1 Quest as long as the activity they desire to participate in is formative to their development and success as an individual. August 6 November 5 Permission from a parent or guardian must be granted in September 10 December 3 – Reorganization Meeting order to receive funding. A formative experience can be related to academics, the arts, athletics, higher education NOTE: If another Board meeting is required within a certain opportunities and more. month, a special meeting date will be set. TIME SCHEDULES Jr./Sr. High School (7 - 12) Rommelt (5 & 6) Central (K - 4) 7:44 a.m. – Students enter building 8:15 a.m.
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