Your Arborcreek ...Something for Everyone!

WINTER • 2017 your arborcreek ...something for everyone!

William C. Frazier

Joan Barlow

Roy B. Ahlgren

Sam Garwig

Marilyn Beard Garwig George Humes

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It’s time to wish yourHarborcreek Harborcreek Township Magazine a Happy 2nd Birthday! 8 fantastic 5601 Buffalo Road issues since it all began in 2016. And so many Harborcreek, PA 16421 CONTENT great things to cover. From Community www.harborcreektownship.org Concerts to great Academic and Athletic In The Community ...... 2-6 Accomplishments from the Student Body at Harbor Creek High School to the unveiling of “Park It” ...... 8 the new home of the Harborcreek Historical Normal Business Hours: Historical Society...... 9-10 Society–Harborcreek Township surely is a great Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm place to live, work, and play. Thank you very Fire Departments...... 12-14 much to all those that have aided in helping to Closed Weekends and Holidays continue a great magazine. 2018 promises to Development Update...... 16 be another busy year for the township, from Reclaim Your Life Husky Happenings...... 18-22 paving projects and parks improvements to the Supervisors: potential for exciting new developments in the Tim May, Joe Peck, Dean Pepicello Healthy Around Harborcreek...... 24 township. yourHarborcreek Magazine would like to Connie Cruz - Zoning Administrator thank all past and present advertisers– and we Shelley Hull - Board Secretary ask that you continue to support them when Local Government Offices: possible. Steve Seidler - Comptroller Dave Eades - IT District Justice Mark Krahe Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Brian Benovic - EMA 3921 Buffalo Road from yourHarborcreek Magazine. Krista Kane - Code Enforcement and Erie, PA 16510 Harborcreek Township... Parks Coordinator 814-451-6516 Something for Everyone Michelle Hannold - Receptionist/Roads State Representative Tim, Joe, and Dean Secretary Curt Sonney - 4th District Wayne Boyd - Operations Manager District Office K-Mart Plaza Interested in advertising in “your 4457 Buffalo Road Harborcreek” magazine and reaching The Road & Parks Crew: Erie, PA 16510 over 17,000 residents of Harborcreek Mike Bean Mike Harrington 814-897-2080 Township? Kurt Heidecker Dave Zellefrow State Senator Dan Laughlin Please contact Stacey Stranko at Bob Hoover Steve Brainard 1314 Griswold Plaza [email protected] John Pearson Ray Beer Erie, PA 16501 or call: 814-636-4419 Wayne Peterson Tom Berlin 814-453-2515 Greg Rzodkiewicz Don Erbin Would you like to contribute content to Steve Salow Ted Harmle “yourHarborcreek” magazine? Please Nick Taccone George Erbin forward information and pictures (if Bryer Sonney applicable) to YourHarborcreek@ harborcreektownship.org or call 814-899-3171. Harborcreek Township Harborcreeek Township Sewer maintains full editorial rights and will Authority include content when content room is 814-899-9191 available. Brian McNamara, HTSA Manager

MAGAZINE DEADLINE: The next deadline to submit content to Harborcreek Senior Center/AARP be considered for “yourHarborcreek” Chapter Serving Harborcreek for 14 years. magazine is February 15, 2018. Located in lower level of HC Municipal Building — Hours - Monday & 814.898.2346 Photo credits in this issue of “your Wednesday — 12:30pm to 4:30pm Harborcreek”, all or in part, courtesy Monthly meetings normally held the krauzachiro.com of John D. Fox Photography and Kevin first Tuesday of each month @ 1:00pm. 4190 East Lake Road | Erie, PA 16511 Soles. Please call 814-899-3171 to confirm.

1 In The Community Christmas tree recycling for Behrend pitches in to clean up Harborcreek Township residents Harborcreek Township residents can drop off and recycle their undecorated Christmas trees in the marked bin located adjacent to the Township Municipal Garage. Trees must be free from tinsel, garland, lights, and all other decorations. Artificial trees and other holiday plants are not accepted.

Recycling totes Lots of Christmas wrapping paper The Circle K Club from Penn State Behrend is sponsored by the and cardboard to recycle from the Kiwanis Club of East Erie County based in Harborcreek. Kiwanis is a holidays? Pick up your recycling Global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one totes at the HC Municipal Building child and on community at a time. Recently, members of the Circle K for only $35.00. participated in a cleanup along the Bayfront Parkway. Those that joined Advisor of the Club, Randy Geering of Penn State Behrend, were: Tyler Perenic, Will Kirkpatrick, John Brittner, Brandon Smail, Ryan Hamm and Mariah Knott.

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2 3 A reminder on how to correctly install your mailbox Mailbox regulations in accordance with the diagram: 1. The support post should not be placed in the drainage ditch. If the berm is too narrow, the post should be placed on the backside of the drainage ditch. 2. Support arms longer that 4 feet should have angle supports which do not extend into unobstructed area which allow for snowplows. 3. The newspaper box should be attached to the support arm. This box should also not extend into the unobstructed area for snowplows. Harborcreek Township will not repair and will not be responsible for any damage to mailboxes which are not installed to these specifications.

Winter parking regulations Harborcreek AARP happenings A reminder to all residents and guests of Harborcreek The AARP Christmas Party will be held Tuesday, December 12, Township that Winter Snow Parking Regulations are in effect 2017 at Nunzi’s Restaurant on East 38th Street. The luncheon will from October 15th-April 15th of each year. During this timeframe, start at Noon and tickets are $12.00 – they can be purchased in the it is unlawful to park on any street or adjacent road right of way AARP office located in the lower level of the Harborcreek Municipal (including sidewalks) within the township. Building.

The purpose of Ordinance #39-1966-1 is to help make snow The Harborcreek AARP 2018 Tax Aide Program will once again be removal, which at times can be a very dangerous and daunting held in the Harborcreek Municipal Building lower level. process, safer and more efficient for the Township Workers as well as for the citizens of this community. Violators of this Free Income Tax Preparation services will be offered on ordinance may be liable to pay a fine of $100.00. Mondays and Wednesdays beginning February 5th until April16th. Appointments will be scheduled for Monday,Tuesday, Rain barrels and Wednesday afternoons. Harborcreek Resident and Eagle Scout Candidate Alex Rupp recently completed his Eagle Scout Project for Harborcreek Township. Appointments are necessary and will be taken beginning Alex designed and painted 4 rain barrels that will be used throughout Monday, January 22nd. To schedule your appointment, please call the Harborcreek Township Parks Department. 899-3171. The next AARP Chapter Meeting will be held Tuesday, February 6th, 2018 at 1 PM (there is no January 2018 meeting)

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You’re Invited to Harborcreek Township’s Christmas Light Up Night Friday, December 8th, 6-8pm at the HC Municipal Building

Santa will arrive by 6:15pm to light all the lights throughout the township grounds and then visit with the children in Santa’s Workshop. Horse drawn trolley rides, the fantastic sounds of the Harbor Creek Vocal Ensemble, warming stations with hot cocoa and cookies, kettle corn and Christmas crafts will help put you in the holiday spirit. And of course, reindeer from Santa’s Flight Crew! New this year, The Harborcreek Historical Society will be joining in on the festivities and hosting guests into the Blanchfield home for small tours.

Widget Financial will be providing free photos of your children with Santa in his workshop.

During the event, Harborcreek Township will be accepting non-perishable food items and grocery gift cards for the Ella Cochran Harborcreek Pantry which assists over 170 families in the Harborcreek area. Please consider helping the less fortunate.

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5 In The Community Improvements Are Coming to Wintergreen Gorge at Penn State Behrend

Many of you may be familiar with the walking trail that meanders to the parking lot adjacent to Behrend’s Fasenmyer Building, and then through Wintergreen Gorge. In 2015, Penn State Behrend completed a along the gorge wall, until it reaches the parking lot near the college’s Trail Sustainability Master Plan for the gorge. This plan was funded in Ohio Hall. part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (PA DCNR). The first phase of trail improvements is being designed by the Pittsburgh landscape architecture firm of Pashek + MTR. The firm Fast forward to today. Penn State Behrend has received a is being assisted by Dahlkemper Landscape Architects and Sanford total of $401,500 in grant funding from PA DCNR, the Pennsylvania Surveying and Engineering, both located in Erie. Department of Community and Economic Development’s Greenways, Recreation and Trails program, and the Erie County Gaming Revenue Ann Bolla Quinn, researcher at Penn State Behrend, and Dr. Authority. This, along with a commitment from Penn State to use Michael Naber, associate teaching professor of geosciences at the $187,500 of University Campus Beautification Funds, will allow college, have been instrumental in advancing this project, from preparing Penn State Behrend to implement the first phase of improvements in grants for funding of the master plan to subsequent grants to fund the gorge. the improvements. Ann, who is also director of Greener Behrend, and Mike have been actively working with volunteers and the Pennsylvania Improvements will begin with developing a formal trailhead, Sea Grant Weed Warrior’s program to remove invasive species from amenities, and parking area at the Cooper Road entrance to the gorge. the gorge. Ann said “We are excited to have these improvements take This will allow for elimination of the existing, user-created parking place. They will not only improve sustainability throughout the gorge, along the shoulder of Cooper Road. The existing trail, heading south they will also formalize the trail network in the gorge, and create an towards campus, will be improved to address sustainability, provide official trailhead for the community at Cooper Road.” streamside access to Fourmile Creek, and provide interpretation of the environment along the trail. Randy Geering, senior director of operations for Penn State Behrend, reminds visitors to Wintergreen Gorge that while the trail A key component of trail improvements will involve replacing is open to public use, those accessing the gorge by parking in the the existing culvert that spans Trout Run with a pedestrian bridge. parking lot near Fasenmyer Hall are required to obtain a free parking Whether the bridge work occurs in the first phase depends on how permit from Behrend’s Police Services office in 10 Erie Hall on campus. far funding will go. Future phases will improve the trail further south

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Winter Fun Day “Park It” Snow Shoe Event Six HC artists whose work you can find at the Gifford-Blanchfield HouseBy Cam Stadtmueller Sunday, January 28th, 2-4:00 pm, Sunday, February 18th, 2-4:00 pm, 6 Mile Creek Park HC Community Park Ever wanted to try snow shoeing and didn’t know where to try It’s time for everything SNOW!!! Let’s it? How about 6 Mile Creek Park? Our friends from the Tom hope Mother Nature cooperates to let Ridge Environmental Center will once again be bringing a large us enjoy some winter fun with snow supply of snow shoes for HC residents to give snow shoeing a bowling, snow painting, snow angels, try. We’ll have a nice roaring fire to take off the winter chill. and snowman building. Bring your A great day to get out and explore a beautiful 450 acre park. snowboards and sleds in case we have enough to build our famous giant snow mound. We’ll have hot chocolate to warm us up! Harborcreek Township offers covered pavilions available for rent at Whitford Park, Rolling Ridge and Shades Beach. Starting February 1st 2018, park rentals will be open for reservation without the advance reservation fee in effect. For reservations, please contact Krista Arnold at (814) Dear Valued Customers, 899-3171. I regret to announce the closing of my Shoppe. The Shoppe on Main Street The last day of operation will be: December 23, 2017. I will continue selling my artwork by appointment at my Studio, located in same building, side door across from bank. Thank You for your patronage! I wish you all a Merry Christmas and very best New Year!

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8 Harborcreek Historical Society The “earth” without “art ” is just “eh.”

Six HC artists whose work you can find at the Gifford-Blanchfield HouseBy Cam Stadtmueller The collection of the Harborcreek Historical George designed at least two more Alhgren studied art under Joseph Society houses local history treasures of every posters showing the bustling of activity as Plavcan while at Erie Technical School. He shape and size. It contains family histories, amusement rides, vendors, exhibitors, and earned his Bachelor of Science degree in diaries, promotional gifts and souvenirs from Civil War reenactments were added to the Education from the University of Pittsburgh. Welch’s, signs from businesses that have main attraction, the hot air balloons. He worked as a designer at Marx Toys and closed, and photographs of old Harborcreek. It George Humes received his high school was a partner in downtown Erie’s Galerie 8. also includes a fine arts collection that rep- introduction to art in Mr. Greg Kavelic’s classes In 1970 Alhgren returned to Erie Technical resents some of the most talented artists to at Monongahela High School Finleyville, PA. School to replace retiring Joseph Plavcan. have come from Harborcreek. Following graduation, he entered Edinboro Over the next twenty years, Alhgren’s knowledge of drawing, painting and printmak- We would like to introduce you to six University and majored in art education. A ing were taught to Erie’s students and adults Harborcreek artists whose work is featured in conversation with Erie Art Museum Director who enrolled in night classes. the Society’s collection. John Vanco led George to apply to Harbor Creek High School for the position opening Alhgren earned membership in the upon the retirement of William Frazier. Thus Boston Printmakers Society. He went on to William C. Frazier began “the best 35 and one half years of my have his distinguishing prints included in Students within the Harbor Creek School life,” said Humes. He speaks freely of the international shows in the Netherlands, District were influenced by the creative talent awesome art students, community support, Poland, Norway, Germany, Sweden and of William Frazier. He began teaching at the and Huskie pride he has seen throughout the Japan. Author Bob Hagle has published two high school level in 1954 and continued until years. volumes of Alhgren’s artwork including those his retirement in 1979. Over those years, Native American culture has been a featured in many well-known national hundreds of students were introduced to theme of many of Humes’ artworks. He galleries such as the PA Academy of Fine a love of drawing, applications of various did illustrations for sports magazines and Arts, Audubon Annual National Art Gallery, mediums and styles in the fine arts, as well became a contributor to a PSEA Campaign National Academy of Design, and Washington, as photography. for unionism and the labor movement. For DC Library of Congress. He held membership in the Erie Art Museum, Northwest PA Artists Frazier was taught by Durwood Wellman fifteen summers, Humes worked for Dennis Association and Chautauqua Art Association. during his years at Central School before Braendel in the Sign Department. This led graduating with the Class of 1942. He was him to become skilled in murals. Everyone Alhgren and his wife Martha resided on one of the students who designed the Harbor in the Edinboro area is familiar with the Boyer Road. Creek insignia and painted it on the main Steeler themed mural on a public building hallway of Central. along Route 6N. Weather has aged it. Humes Sam Garwig After graduation, Frazier served as a plans to scrape it off and prepare the surface The gift of a book on pen and ink sergeant with the U.S. Army “Texas” Division, in 2018 for a new mural - Super Bowl XL drawing focused Sam on a lifelong vocation European Theater in World War II. He was and XLIII which were won by the Pittsburgh for his chosen art medium. Sam started awarded the Bronze Star Medal. Following his Steelers. drawing at an early age and often would service, Frazier earned a Bachelor and Master include a cartoon in his notes to Marilyn Degree in Art Education from Edinboro State Beard. Following Marilyn’s graduation from College (now University.) Before his career Roy B. Ahlgren Harbor Creek High School in 1956, they at Harbor Creek High School, he was a staff Bold, bright colors characterize an art married and raised a family of five children. artist for the Erie Art Museum and an interior print by Roy Ahlgren. His Harborfest 1995 Throughout those years, Sam’s self-taught decorator for Padden’s Paint Store in Erie. He print is part of the artist collection at hobby of drawing grew. His attention to died at age 61 in 1983. Harborcreek Historical Society. In it you see multiple hot air balloons with their patterned structural proportions and infinite patience envelopes covered in vibrant acrylic colors. in drawing minute details characterize his George Humes On the ground is a scurry of activity of those distinctive style. Sam’s drawings depicted local structures such as churches, schools, When Harborcreek Chamber of preparing to enter the gondolas for a late homes and bridges around Harborcreek and Commerce and Harborcreek Township afternoon flight over Harborcreek Township the Erie area. He has generously gifted to Supervisors decided to create a signature event and beyond. This popular activity was the the Harborcreek Historical Society drawings for the township in 1991, they asked George highlight of HarborFest, an event which was of the Dodge House, Boyer Road Bridge, Humes to design the first poster for it. They once the signature event of the Harborcreek 1941 Harbor Creek High School, Fiddle Inn, told him that the main feature would be hot air Chamber of Commerce and Harborcreek Our Lady of Mercy Church, and a stone well balloons. The pen and ink drawing shown here Township. house on Hannon Road which is thought to was the humble beginning of HarborFest, an be the oldest stone structure in Harborcreek event that would grow each year. 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One of her early works in oil hangs in the Iroquois enjoyment of painting local flowers, landscapes and Erie County Branch of the Blasco Library System. It is a portrait of librarian scenery. Many of the sessions were in the open air on Presque Isle Back Left to Right Jesse Schilken, a former director at that branch. Marilyn and Sam’s State Park. Dedicated Nail Specialist Terri, who loves for you to try new things, invites home contain many beautiful portraits of family members created When Glass Growers Gallery was at 7th and Holland, one of in oils and soft pastels. Watercolor is another favorite medium of you to experience the relaxation of a Joan’s early watercolors was accepted into a show juried by Jean Spa Manicure or Pedicure. Marilyn. You can view her watercolor of a European Folly built at Stull, and it sold on opening night! Joan and her husband were Brooke is a Stylist who always strives Cowell’s Beach in the collection at Harborcreek Historical Society. amazed. 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11 Volunteer Fire Departments Harborcreek Fire Department – Weathering the Storm

On Sunday, November 5th at approximately 6:40 PM, a tornado warning was issued, sending alerts over the television, radio, and smart phones across Erie County. The National Weather Services confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down near Amherst Rd. and traveled 2.5 miles to W 32nd St. and Greengarden Blvd. The initial reports indicated that Harborcreek Township was in the path of this storm. This was one of 14 tornados produced across Ohio and Pennsylvania with this storm system. Fortunately, Harborcreek Township was spared from the damage of the tornado, however, we were not spared from the 3 inches of rain that fell during the storm. This storm resulted in flooded roadways and basements, downed trees and power lines, and power outages. During the storm, East County Emergency Communication Center triaged and dispatched 60 calls during the storm and answered a total of 248 phone calls from the municipalities of Harborcreek, North East, Wesleyville and Lawrence Park. The Harborcreek Fire Department responded to twelve official calls during the storm with the assistance of Brookside and Fairfield Fire Departments and Harborcreek Township and investigated may reports of flooded roadways and trees down. Unfortunately, this storm is an example of how quickly resources can become depleted and calls end up being prioritized based on imminent threat to life. This resulted in some calls being held for 1-2 hours before freeing up manpower and equipment to respond. Because of this, we are asking the members of the community to actively prepare for severe weather events and stay home during these events. During the storm, HCFD was dispatched for two separate water rescues. Brookside assisted with a call in front of Walmart while we were on an ambulance call and HCFD handled another water rescue at the railroad underpass at Iroquois and Buffalo Rd. Both calls involved standing water in the roadway and vehicles attempting to drive through the high water, disabling the vehicles. There is a saying for these situations: “Turn around.. don’t drown!” Although this saying is geared towards moving water, it applies to all high-water situations. Your best option is to not drive through high water, find another route or find a dry place and just wait it out. Many high-water situations in Harborcreek Township are temporary due to storm water runoff and will dissipate rather quickly. It simply is not worth the risk to drive through the flood water. It also puts the responders at risk who must enter the flood waters to assist the individuals trapped in the disabled vehicles. Be prepared, make a plan, and stay informed! Preparedness refers to maintain a cache of supplies. It is always recommended to keep a supply of water and non-perishable food on hand. The rule of thumb is to be self-sustainable for 72 hours. This should include medications, medical oxygen, fuel for generators, etc. During the winter months, homeowners should use caution when looking at alternative heating sources while being cautious about producing carbon monoxide. Make and communicate a plan. Ensure your family knows how to respond to emergencies at your home. What location will you use to shelter in place and does everyone know where it is. Also ensure that you have a list of emergency contacts for your family. Also ensure that each member of your family has a document containing medical history, medications, and allergies. Situation awareness is critical to a successful outcome during any emergency. Ensure that you have access to cell phones with the ability to charge them, radios with extra batteries and watch local news, if available to receive emergency alerts as they are activated and monitor the situation. 12 13 Brookside Fire Department Grateful for Congratulations to the following members Mutual Aid Generosity of Fairfield Hose Company who were recently elected as 2017 - 2018 Hose In August of this year, Brookside Fire Company’s ambulance, 247, suffered some mechanical issues that required it to be out of service Company Officers for the entire month. The members of Brookside reached out to the Kuhl Hose Fire Company in nearby Greene Township to assist us to Fire Chief - James Hawryliw ensure that we would be able to continue to provide exemplary Assistant Chief - Ronald Hawryliw Emergency Medical Care to our community. The members of the Kuhl Hose Fire Company were happy to help. Assistant Chief - Dale Peters The Kuhl Hose Fire Company graciously loaned our community Fire Captain - Peter Pekelnicky Squad 697 for the month of August while 247 underwent repairs. Rescue Captain - Jeffrey Hawryliw This act of kindness on their part allowed us to remain “in service” for Safety Officer - Richard Bell medical emergencies and provide the high quality medical care that 1st. Lieutenant - Christopher Irwin our residents expect from our Fire Company. 2nd. Lieutenant - Andrew Halladay We would like to take this opportunity to formally thank and 3rd. Lieutenant - Michelle Storicks recognize the members of the Kuhl Hose Fire Company and the Fire Police Captain - Richard Pekelnicky residents of Greene Township for their generosity. In times where volunteer fire companies are struggling for a variety of reasons, it is refreshing to be able to rely on our mutual aid Fire Companies to President - Jeffrey Hawryliw augment not only our Fire Department’s needs, but those of our Vice President - Chris Morealli community as well. Treasurer - Ronald Hawryliw If you know or see a member of the Kuhl Hose Fire Company, Secretary - Gina Morealli please take the time to thank them not only for their generosity to our Financial Secretary - Richard Pekelnicky community, but for the dedication these men and women have to their community and their commitment to public safety across the region. We thank them to their dedication to Fairfield and the entire Harborcreek Community.

The Maltese Cross is a firefighters badge of honor, a symbol of protection and courage. It’s history is hundreds of years old. A group of crusaders, the Knights of St. John, were fighting for possession of Kuhl Hose 697 became part of the Station 24 Fleet for a brief time the Holy Land. During the battle the Knights had bottles of flammable this summer. The members of Station 24 with to thank Kuhl Hose liquid thrown at them followed by flaming torches. Hundreds burned Fire Company for their generosity. to death while others rised their lives trying to save them. These men became the first firefighters. They were presented with badges similar to the cross we wear today. Since the Knights of St John lived on the island of Malta this cross became known as the Maltese Cross. It means that those who wear it are willing to risk their life for the protection of others. For men and women in the fire service (paid and volunteer) wearing a maltese cross is a way to honor the history of firefighting and show pride in our department.

13 Volunteer Fire Departments Carbon Monoxide: A Hidden Danger Carbon Monoxide, or CO, is a tasteless, odorless, invisible, poisonous gas that kills more than 400 US residents annually. It is created by the incomplete burning of fuels, including gasoline and natural gas, wood, coal, propane, and oil. If you have 1 gas appliance, a propane grill, or a vehicle in or around your home, you are at risk for Carbon Monoxide exposure. Carbon Monoxide is undetectable without specialized equipment, causing it to be referred to as “the silent killer”.

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17 Harbor Creek School District School Calendar 2017-2018 School Year

August 2017 M T W Th F *Snow Make-up Days: 1 2 3 4 24 In-serviceHarbor Creek School District Feb. 16 7 8 9 10 11 25 In-service March 28 14 15 16 17 18 28 In-service School Calendar April 3 21 22 23 24 25 29 First Day 2017-2018of School School Year April 27 28 29 30 31 6 Teacher May 25 3 Student Snow days will be used in order SeptemberAugust 20172017 February 2018 MM TT WW ThTh FF M T W Th*SnowF Make-up Days: 1 2 3 14 244 NoIn-service School 1 Feb.2 16 16 No School 47 58 69 107 118 2025 TeacherIn-service 5 6 7 8 March9 2819 In-service 1114 1215 1316 1417 1518 2028 StudentIn-service 12 13 14 15 16April 3 19 Teacher 1821 1922 2023 2124 2225 29 First Day of School 19 20 21 22 23April 27 18 Student 2528 2629 2730 2831 29 6 Teacher 26 27 28 May 25 3 Student Snow days will be used in order OctoberSeptember 20172017 MarchFebruary 20182018 MM TT WW ThTh FF MM TT WW ThTh FF 2 3 4 5 61 94 In-serviceNo School 11 22 2616 EndNo Schoolof Third Quarter 94 105 116 127 138 2220 TeacherTeacher 55 66 77 88 99 28-3019 NoIn-service School 1611 1712 1813 1914 2015 2120 StudentStudent 1212 1313 1414 1515 1616 1919 TeacherTeacher 2318 2419 2520 2621 2722 1919 2020 2121 2222 2323 1918 StudentStudent 3025 3126 27 28 29 2626 2727 2828 29 30

NovemberOctober 20172017 AprilMarch 20182018 MM TT WW ThTh FF MM TT WW ThTh FF 2 3 14 25 36 19 EndIn-service of First quarter 2 3 4 51 62 2-326 NoEnd School of Third Quarter 69 107 118 129 1013 22-2722 NoTeacher School 95 106 117 128 139 28-3027 NoNo SchoolSchool 1316 1417 1518 1619 1720 1921 TeacherStudent 1612 1713 1814 1915 2016 1819 TeacherTeacher 2023 2124 2225 2326 2427 18 Student 2319 2420 2521 2622 2723 1819 StudentStudent 2730Husky2831 29 30 Happenings 3026 27 28 29 30 DecemberNovember 20172017 MayApril 20182018 Here’sMM TT Wwhat’sW ThTh FF scheduled for the HarborMM TT W WCreekThTh FF 1 2 13 25-291 NoEnd School of First quarter 2 13 24 35 46 252-3 NoNo SchoolSchool School46 57 District68 79 108 in22-2716 theTeacherNo School upcoming months:79 108 119 1012 1113 2827 NoNo SchoolSchool 1113 1214 1315 1416 1517 1619 StudentTeacher 1416 1517 1618 1719 1820 2118 TeacherTeacher Scheduled1820 1921 events2022 21 23are tentative.2224 18 PleaseStudent check for any updates2123 22at24 www.hcsd.iu.org.2325 2426 2527 2118 StudentStudent 2527 2628 2729 2830 29 2830 29 30 31

JanuaryDecember 20182017 JuneMay 20182018 MM TT WW ThTh FF Harbor Creek SchoolMM DistrictTT WW ThTh FF Harbor Creek School1 District2 3 4 51 25-291 NoNo SchoolSchool 1 2 3 14 257 NoEnd School of Fourth Quarter School Calendar School Calendar84 95 106 117 128 1615 NoTeacher School 47 58 69 107 118 288 In-serviceNo School 1511 1612 1713 1814 1915 1816 StudentEnd of Second2017-2018 Quarter School1114 Year1215 1316 1417 1518 216 TeacherTeacher 2017-2018 School2218 Year2319 2420 2521 2622 21 Teacher 1821 1922 2023 2124 2225 215 StudentStudent 2925 3026 3127 28 29 21 Student 2528 2629 2730 2831 29 August 2017 August 2017 JanuaryM T W 2018Th F June 2018*Snow Make-up Days: M T W Th F M T 1 W 2 *SnowTh 3 Make-upF 4 Days:24 In-service M T W Th FFeb. 16 Total Days 1 2 3 4 24 In-service Approved17 9.15.1628 3 9 pg 104 Feb.115 16 251 NoIn-service School 180March1 Students287 End of Fourth Quarter 7 8 9 10 11 25 In-service 148 159 1016 1117 March1218 28 2815 NoIn-service School 4 5 6 7 187April8 Teachers3 8 In-service 14 15 16 17 18 28 In-service 1521 1622 1723 1824 April1925 3 1829 EndFirst of SecondDay of SchoolQuarter 11 12 13 14 15April 27 6 Teacher 21 22 23 24 25 29 First Day of School 2228 2329 2430 2531 April26 27 216 TeacherTeacher 18 19 20 21 22May 25 5 Student 28 29 30 31 6 Teacher 29 30 31 May 25 213 StudentStudent 25 26 27Snow28 days will29 be used in order 3 Student September Snow2017 days will be used in order February 2018 September 2017 FebruaryM T W 2018Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F 1 4 No School December1 &2 January16TotalNo DaysSchool Events 1 4 No School Approved4 9.15.165 6 pg 17 28 1620 NoTeacher School 5 6 7 8 1809 Students19 In-service 4 5 6 7 8 20 Teacher 5 6 7 8 9 19 In-service 22 11 12 13 14 15 20 Student Jingle12 Bell13 Shop.14...... 15 18716 TeachersDec.19 5-6Teacher ...... Clark 11 12 13 14 15 20 Student 12 13 14 15 16 19 Teacher 18 Student 18 19 20 21 22 PTO19 Board20 Meeting21 ...... 22 23 Dec. 6 ...... Rolling Ridge 18 19 20 21 22 1925 2026 2127 2228 2329 18 Student 26 27 28 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 Day of Caring ...... Dec. 8 ...... All Schools October 2017 MarchJunior High Winter Dance2018 ...... Dec. 8 ...... High School October 2017 MarchM T W 2018Th F BreakfastM T With WSanta ...... Th F Dec. 9 ...... Klein M T W Th F M T W Th F 2 3 4 5 6 9 In-service Holiday Concert ...... 1 2 Dec.26 11End ...... of ThirdClark Quarter 2 3 4 5 6 9 In-service 1 2 26 End of Third Quarter 9 10 11 12 13 22 Teacher Choral/Vocal5 6 Ensemble7 Concert8 ...... 9 28-30Dec. 12No ...... SchoolSr. High 9 10 11 12 13 22 Teacher 165 176 187 198 209 28-3021 NoStudent School 12 13 14 15 16 19 Teacher PTO Meeting ...... Dec. 12 ...... Clark 16 17 18 19 20 21 Student 1223 1324 1425 1526 1627 19 Teacher 19 20 21 22 23 19 Student 23 24 25 26 27 1930 2031 21 22 23 19 Student 5th26 Grade27 Chorus28 Concert29 (Evening)30 ...... Dec. 13 ...... Klein 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 5th Grade Chorus Concert (Afternoon) .....Dec. 14 ...... Klein November 2017 AprilBox Top Tuesday ...... 2018 Dec. 19 ...... Klein November 2017 April 2018 M T W Th F MChorus &T Bell ConcertW Th...... F Dec. 20 ...... Rolling Ridge M T W Th F M T W 1 Th 2 F 3 1 End of First quarter 2 3 4 5 6 2-3 No School Holiday Band Concert ...... Dec. 21 ...... Sr. High Auditorium 1 2 3 1 End of First quarter 26 37 48 59 106 22-272-3 NoNo SchoolSchool 9 10 11 12 13 27 No School 6 7 8 9 10 22-27 No School 139 1014 1115 1216 1317 2719 NoTeacher School Polar16 Express17 ...... 18 19 20 Dec.18 21Teacher...... Klein 13 14 15 16 17 19 Teacher 1620 1721 1822 1923 2024 1818 TeacherStudent Christmas23 24 & New25 Year Break26 ...... 27 Dec.18 25-JanStudent 1 ...All Schools 20 21 22 23 24 18 Student 2327 2428 2529 2630 27 18 Student PTO30 Meeting ...... Jan. 3 ...... Rolling Ridge 27 28 29 30 30 PTO Meeting ...... Jan. 8 ...... Clark December 2017 May 2018 PTO Meeting ...... Jan. 9 ...... Klein December 2017 MayM T W 2018Th F M T W Th F Martin Luther King Day (no school) ...... Jan. 15 ...... All Schools M T W Th F M T W Th F 1 25-29 No School 1 2 3 4 25 No School 1 25-29 No School 4 15 26 37 48 2516 NoTeacher School Family7 Kickball8 ...... 9 10 11 Jan.28 16No ...... SchoolClark (K-2) 4 5 6 7 8 16 Teacher 117 128 139 1014 1115 2816 NoStudent School Elementary14 15 Band16 Concert17 ...... 18 Jan.21 17Teacher ...... Clark 11 12 13 14 15 16 Student 14 15 16 17 18 21 Teacher 18 19 20 21 22 Family21 Kickball22 .23...... 24 25 Jan.21 18Student ...... Clark (3-6) 18 19 20 21 22 2125 2226 2327 2428 2529 21 Student 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 28 29 30 31 End of Second Quarter ...... Jan. 18 ...... All Schools January 2018 June 2018 January 2018 JuneM T W 2018Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F M T W Th F 1 2 3 4 5 1 No School 18 1 7 End of Fourth Quarter 1 2 3 4 5 1 No School 8 9 10 11 121 7 15 NoEnd School of Fourth Quarter 4 5 6 7 8 8 In-service 8 9 10 11 12 15 No School 154 165 176 187 198 818 In-serviceEnd of Second Quarter 11 12 13 14 15 6 Teacher 15 16 17 18 19 18 End of Second Quarter 1122 1223 1324 1425 1526 621 TeacherTeacher 18 19 20 21 22 5 Student 22 23 24 25 26 21 Teacher 1829 1930 2031 21 22 521 StudentStudent 25 26 27 28 29 29 30 31 21 Student 25 26 27 28 29

Total Days Approved 9.15.16 pg Total Days 180 Students Approved 9.15.16 pg 180 Students 187 Teachers 187 Teachers HCSD Fall Sports Wrap-up

What a start to the 2017 Sports Season it’s been for the Huskies. Here’s a brief update on all Fall Sports Teams – great job by all!

— Jr. High Football Overall record – a very impressive 8-0 — Junior Varsity Football Overall Record 6-2 — Varsity Football Overall Record 7-3. Advanced to Round of 8 in Class 3A

District 10 Playoffs — Varsity Boys Soccer 6th consecutive Region 4 Championship with an overall Record of 16-3. Advanced to District 10 Quarterfinals. — Junior Varsity Boys Soccer Overall Record 9-4-3 — Varsity Girls Soccer — Junior Varsity Girls Soccer — Varsity Volleyball Overall Record 16-4. Region 5 Champion. Advanced to Round of 8 in District 10 Playoffs — Junior Varsity Volleyball Overall Record 13-5 — 7th Grade Girls Basketball Jason Angelo has record setting year Overall Record 10-13 — 8th Grade Girls Basketball In addition to helping his team to a 6th Consecutive Region 4 22 Overall Record 21-6 Soccer Championship, Senior Jason Angelo rewrote the Harbor — Varsity Girls Golf Creek Huskies Record Book. Take a look below to see his list of Placed 2nd in 7 Mega Matches and 4th in 1 Mega Match. accomplishments: All Varsity golfers qualified for District 10 play. Junior Ellen LaFuria • All-Time most goals scored in a game record broken qualified for 2nd day of play and finished 7th in District 10. by Jason Angelo (5, previous was 4) — Varsity Boys Golf 3-3 Independent record. Tied for 4th in Region 7. • All-Time most goals scored in a half record tied by Jason Angelo (4) — Cross Country – Girls • All-Time most goals scored by a Senior record broken Dual meet record 4 - 4 by Jason Angelo (45) Madeline Curtis and Elisa Perry-All-region Runners (top 14) • All-Time goals scored in a season record broken by Madeline Curtis - All-district AA runner Jason Angelo (45, previous record was 40) Madeline Curtis - State Qualifier — Cross Country – Boys • All-Time points in a season record broken by Dual meet record - 8-0 Region 4 Champions Jason Angelo (58 points) Ryan Starvaggi, Aiden Weber, Christian Babo, Nate Dougan, • All-Time most consecutive games with a goal scored Nolan Weber and Caleb Mandel - All-region runners (top 14) broken by Jason Angelo (16 straight games) District 10 AA boys Champion - back to back • All-Time career total points record broken by Ryan Starvaggi, Aiden Weber, Christian Babo, and Nate Dou Jason Angelo (136, previous record was 121) gan - All-District AA runners 3rd place Team AA boys Congratulations Jason, on your individual and team’s Ryan Starvaggi, Aiden Weber, Christian Babo - All-State AA accomplishments this season! boys runners Stay Connected with HCSD Scholarship Winners Website: ...... HCSD.iu5.org Newsletter & Alerts: ...... request to receive at: The Lawrence Park East Lakeshore Lions Club would like to “[email protected]” offer congratulations to our scholarship winners, Taylor Gowen Twitter: ...... twitter.com/HCSDHuskies (Harborcreek) and Eva Davison (Iroquois). Facebook: ...... facebook.com/HCSDHuskies

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Winter Sports Schedules

Harbor Creek High School 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 BasketballSchool Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected]

Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount Varsity Basketball (Girls) 2017-2018

Day Date Opponent Place Time S Saturday Nov. 25 Hickory High School Jr. High Gymnasium 9:00AM S Saturday Dec. 02 @ Sharpsville High School Sharpsville High School 10:00AM Friday Dec. 08 @ General McLane H.S. (Tip Off Girard H.S. 5:45PM Tournament) Saturday Dec. 09 @ Girard High School (Tip Off Girard H.S. 4:30PM Tournament) Wednesday Dec. 13 * Warren Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Harbor Creek High School Saturday Dec. 16 North East High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 Thursday Dec. 21 Hickory High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected] Wednesday Dec. 27 @ Cranberry Christmas Cranberry High School TBA Tournament Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Thursday Dec. 28 @ Cranberry Christmas Cranberry High School TBA Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount Tournament Varsity Basketball (Boys) Thursday Jan. 04 * Erie High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Monday Jan. 08 * @ Erie McDowell HS McDowell H.S. 7:30PM 2017-2018 Wednesday Jan. 10 Cochranton High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Day Date Opponent Place Time Monday Jan. 15 * Corry Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Thursday Jan. 18 * @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort LeBoeuf H.S. 7:30PM S Saturday Nov. 25 Girard High School Jr. High Gymnasium 12:00PM S Monday Jan. 22 * @ Warren Area High School Warren H.S. 7:30PM Tuesday Dec. 05 @ Fairview High School Fairview High School 3:30PM Wednesday Jan. 24 @ Iroquois High School Iroquois H.S. 7:30PM Friday Dec. 08 @ Fairview Tip Off Tournament Fairview H.S. 7:00PM Saturday Jan. 27 Mercyhurst Prep School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Saturday Dec. 09 @ Fairview Tip Off Tournament Fairview H.S. TBA Monday Jan. 29 * @ Erie High School Erie High School 7:30PM Tuesday Dec. 12 Cambridge Springs High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Thursday Feb. 01 * Erie McDowell HS Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Friday Dec. 15 North East High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Thursday Feb. 08 * @ Corry Area High School Corry H.S. 7:30PM Monday Dec. 18 Franklin High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Saturday Feb. 10 Fairview High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Thursday Dec. 21 @ Titusville High School Titusville H.S. 7:30PM Monday Feb. 12 * Fort Le Boeuf High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Friday Dec. 29 Christmas Tournament Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Wednesday Feb. 14 Seneca High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Saturday Dec. 30 Christmas Tournament Jr. High Gymnasium TBA Thursday Feb. 15 @ North East High School North East H.S. 7:30PM Wednesday Jan. 03 * @ General McLane H.S. General McLane H.S. 7:30PM Friday Jan. 05 * Corry Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Harbor Creek High School Tuesday Jan. 09 @ Erie High School Erie High School 6:00PM 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected] Friday Jan. 12 * Fort Le Boeuf High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Tuesday Jan. 16 * Warren Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Thursday Jan. 18 * @ Conneaut Area Senior High Conneaut H.S. 7:30PM Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount Saturday Jan. 20 Cathedral Prep School Jr. High Gymnasium 1:00PM Junior Varsity Basketball (Girls) Friday Jan. 26 * General McLane H.S. Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM 2017-2018 Tuesday Jan. 30 * @ Corry Area High School Corry H.S. 7:30PM Saturday Feb. 03 Fredonia High School Jr. High Gymnasium 3:00PM Tuesday Feb. 06 * @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort LeBoeuf H.S. 7:30PM Day Date Opponent Place Time 10/17/2017 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 800-822-9433 Friday Feb. 09 * @ Warren Area High School Warren H.S. 7:30PM S Saturday Nov. 25 Hickory High School Sr. High Gymnasium 9:00AM Tuesday Feb. 13 * Conneaut Area Senior High Jr. High Gymnasium 7:30PM Friday Dec. 08 @ General McLane H.S. Elk Valley Elementary School 4:00PM HarborFriday CreekFeb. 16 High@ School North East High School North East H.S. 7:30PM Saturday Dec. 09 @ Girard High School Girard H.S. 1:00PM 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 Wednesday Dec. 13 Warren Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected] Saturday Dec. 16 North East High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Thursday Dec. 21 Hickory High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Wednesday Dec. 27 @ Cranberry Christmas Cranberry Christmas Tournament TBA Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount Tournament Junior Varsity Basketball (Boys) Thursday Dec. 28 @ Cranberry Christmas Cranberry Christmas Tournament TBA 2017-2018 Tournament Thursday Jan. 04 Erie High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Day Date Opponent Place Time Monday Jan. 08 @ Erie McDowell HS Erie McDowell HS 6:00PM Friday Dec. 08 @ Fairview Tip Off Tournament Fairview H.S. 4:00PM Wednesday Jan. 10 Cochranton High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Saturday Dec. 09 @ Fairview Tip Off Tournament Fairview H.S. TBA Monday Jan. 15 Corry Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Tuesday Dec. 12 Cambridge Springs High School Harbor Creek High School 6:00PM Thursday Jan. 18 @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort LeBoeuf H.S. 6:00PM Friday Dec. 15 North East High School Harbor Creek High School 6:00PM Monday Jan. 22 @ Warren Area High School Warren Area High School 6:00PM Monday Dec. 18 11/06/2017Franklin * = LeagueHigh Event School Report generated by ScheduleHarbor Star 800-822-9433 Creek High School 6:00PM Wednesday Jan. 24 @ Iroquois High School Iroquois High School 6:00PM Thursday Dec. 21 @ Titusville High School Titusville High School 6:00PM Saturday Jan. 27 Mercyhurst Prep School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Friday Dec. 29 Seneca High School Jr. High Gymnasium 4:30PM Monday Jan. 29 @ Erie High School Erie High School 6:00PM Wednesday Jan. 03 * @ General McLane H.S. General McLane H.S. 6:00PM Thursday Feb. 01 Erie McDowell HS Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Friday Jan. 05 * Corry Area High School Harbor Creek High School 6:00PM Thursday Feb. 08 @ Corry Area High School Corry H.S. 6:00PM Tuesday Jan. 09 @ Erie High School Erie High School 7:30PM Saturday Feb. 10 Fairview High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Friday Jan. 12 * Fort Le Boeuf High School Harbor Creek High School 6:00PM Monday Feb. 12 Fort Le Boeuf High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Tuesday Jan. 16 * Warren Area High School Harbor Creek High School 6:00PM Wednesday Feb. 14 Seneca High School Jr. High Gymnasium 6:00PM Thursday Jan. 18 * @ Conneaut Area Senior High Conneaut H.S. 6:00PM Thursday Feb. 15 @ North East High School North East High School 6:00PM Saturday Jan. 20 Cathedral Prep School Harbor Creek High School 11:30AM Friday Jan. 26 * General McLane H.S. Harbor Creek High School 6:00PM Monday Jan. 29 @ Seneca High School Seneca H.S. 4:30PM Tuesday Jan. 30 * @ Corry Area High School Corry Area High School 6:00PM Saturday Feb. 03 Fredonia High School Harbor Creek High School 1:30PM Tuesday Feb. 06 * @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort Le Boeuf High School 6:00PM Friday Feb. 09 * @ Warren Area High School Warren Area High School 6:00PM Tuesday Feb. 13 * Conneaut Area Senior High Harbor Creek High School 6:00PM Friday Feb. 16 @ North East High School North East H.S. 6:00PM

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11/06/2017 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 800-822-9433 Harbor Creek High School 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected]

Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Harbor Creek High School Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 Freshman Basketball (Boys) School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected] 2017-2018 Wrestling Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Day Date Opponent Place Time Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount S Saturday Dec. 02 Corry Area High School Harbor Creek High School 9:00AM Varsity Wrestling (Boys) Friday Dec. 08 @ Erie High School Erie High School 4:00PM 2017-2018 Tuesday Dec. 12 General McLane H.S. Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Friday Dec. 15 Corry Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Day Date Opponent Place Time Tuesday Dec. 19 @ North East High School North East H.S. 4:00PM S Friday Nov. 24 @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort LeBoeuf Middle School 10:00AM Friday Dec. 22 Erie McDowell HS Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Saturday Dec. 09 @ Greenville Duals Greenville H. S. TBA Saturday Dec. 23 @ Mercyhurst Prep School Mercyhurst Prep 10:00AM Tuesday Dec. 12 * @ Union City Area High School Union City H.S. 7:00PM Wednesday Dec. 27 @ Girard xmas Tournament 12/27, Girard H.S. TBA Thursday Dec. 14 * Corry Area High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:00PM 28, 29 Tuesday Dec. 19 * Seneca High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:00PM Tuesday Jan. 02 Fort Le Boeuf High School Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Thursday Dec. 21 * @ Iroquois High School Iroquois H.S. 7:00PM Friday Jan. 05 @ Girard High School Girard H.S. 4:00PM Thursday Dec. 28 @ Warren Area High School Warren H.S. 7:00PM Saturday Jan. 06 Cathedral Prep School Jr. High Gymnasium 10:00AM Saturday Dec. 30 @ FLB JR High Tournament Fort LeBoeuf H.S. 7:00AM Tuesday Jan. 09 @ Fairview High School Fairview H.S. 4:00PM Wednesday Jan. 03 * Saegertown High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:00PM Thursday Jan. 11 @ Erie McDowell HS McDowell Intermediate 4:00PM Friday Jan. 05 @ Tool City Tournament Meadville H.S. 2:00PM Friday Jan. 12 Northwestern High School Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Saturday Jan. 06 @ Tool City Tournament Meadville H.S. 8:00AM Friday Jan. 19 @ General McLane H.S. General McLane H.S. 4:00PM Tuesday Jan. 09 * @ North East High School North East H.S. 7:00PM Tuesday Jan. 23 @ Corry Area High School Corry H.S. 4:00PM Thursday Jan. 11 * Eisenhower High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:00PM Friday Jan. 26 North East High School Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Friday Jan. 12 @ Falconer Wrestling Tournament Falconer H.S. TBA Saturday Jan. 27 Erie High School Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Wednesday Jan. 17 * @ Youngsville High School Youngsville H.S. 7:00PM Tuesday Jan. 30 @ Cathedral Prep School Cathedral Prep Events Center 4:00PM Thursday Jan. 18 @ General McLane H.S. General McLane H.S. 7:00PM Friday Feb. 02 @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort LeBoeuf H.S. 4:00PM Wednesday Jan. 24 * Fort Le Boeuf High School Jr. High Gymnasium 7:00PM TuesdayHarbor CreekFeb. 06 HighFairview School High School Jr. High Gymnasium 4:00PM Tuesday Jan. 30 Erie McDowell HS Jr. High Gymnasium 7:00PM Thursday Feb. 08 Lisek Tournament Feb 8, 10, 14, 16, Northwestern H.S. TBA 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 120017 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected]

Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount Harbor Creek High School 8th Grade Basketball (Boys) 6375 Buffalo Rd Harborcreek, PA 16421-1606 School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected] 2017-2018 Swimming & Diving

Day Date Opponent Place Time Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount S Saturday Dec. 02 Corry Area High School Harbor Creek High School 9:00AM Varsity Swimming & Diving (Boys/Girls) Friday Dec. 08 @ Iroquois High School Iroquois Elementary School 4:00PM Tuesday Dec. 12 General McLane H.S. Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM 2017-2018 Friday Dec. 15 Corry Area High School Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM Day Date Opponent Place Time Tuesday Dec. 19 @ North East High School North East Middle School 4:00PM Monday Dec. 11 @ Corry Area High School Corry YMCA 6:00PM Friday Dec. 22 Seneca High School Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM 10/25/2017 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 800-822-9433 Thursday Dec. 14 @ Union City Area High School Union City H.S. 6:00PM Wednesday Dec. 27 @ Girard Christmas Tournament Girard H.S. TBA Monday Dec. 18 @ Fairview High School Fairview H.S. 6:00PM Tuesday Jan. 02 Fort Le Boeuf High School Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM Thursday Dec. 21 Iroquois High School HC - Pool 4:00PM Friday Jan. 05 @ Girard High School Girard High School 4:00PM Thursday Jan. 04 @ Girard High School Girard H.S. 6:00PM Saturday Jan. 06 J.S. Wilson M.S. Harbor Creek High School 10:00AM Saturday Jan. 06 10/25/2017@ North * = League East Event Invite - Girls Report generated Only by ScheduleNorth Star 800-822-9433 East H.S. 9:00AM Tuesday Jan. 09 @ Fairview High School Fairview Middle School 4:00PM Monday Jan. 08 North East High School HC - Pool 6:00PM Wednesday Jan. 10 @ Walnut Creek M.S. Walnut Creek M.S. 4:00PM Thursday Jan. 11 General McLane H.S. HC - Pool 6:00PM Friday Jan. 12 Northwestern High School Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM Saturday Jan. 13 @ Iroquois Invitational - Boys only Iroquois H.S. 9:00AM Monday Jan. 15 @ Westlake Middle School Westlake Middle School 4:00PM Tuesday Jan. 16 @ Mercyhurst Prep School Behrend Pool 6:00PM Tuesday Jan. 16 Iroquois High School Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM Thursday Jan. 18 Corry Area High School HC - Pool 6:00PM Friday Jan. 19 @ General McLane H.S. General McLane H.S. 4:00PM Monday Jan. 22 Union City Area High School HC - Pool 6:00PM Tuesday Jan. 23 @ Corry Area High School Corry Area High School 4:00PM Thursday Jan. 25 Fairview High School HC - Pool 6:00PM Friday Jan. 26 North East High School Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM Monday Jan. 29 @ Iroquois High School Iroquois H.S. 6:00PM Tuesday Jan. 30 @ Seneca High School Seneca Middle School 4:00PM Thursday Feb. 01 Girard High School HC - Pool 6:00PM Friday Feb. 02 @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort LeBoeuf Middle School 4:00PM Harbor Creek High School Monday Feb. 05 @ North East High School North East High School 6:00PM 6375Tuesday Buffalo Rd Feb. Harborcreek, 06 PAFairview 16421-1606 High School Harbor Creek High School 4:00PM School Phone: 814-897-2100 x 1200 Home Phone: Fax: 814-897-2121 [email protected] Thursday Feb. 08 General McLane H.S. HC - Pool 6:00PM

Superintendent Principal, Sr. High Principal, Jr. High Athletic Director Kelly Hess Pamela Chodubski Andrew Krahe Mary Yount 7th Grade Basketball (Boys) 2017-2018

Day Date Opponent Place Time S Saturday Dec. 02 Corry Area High School Sr. High Gymnasium 9:00AM Friday Dec. 08 @ Iroquois High School Iroquois Elementary School 5:15PM Tuesday Dec. 12 General McLane H.S. Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM Friday Dec. 15 Corry Area High School Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM Tuesday Dec. 19 @ North East High School North East Middle School 5:15PM Friday Dec. 22 Seneca High School Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM Wednesday Dec. 27 @ Girard Christmas Tournament Girard H.S. TBA Tuesday Jan. 02 Fort Le Boeuf High School Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM 10/25/2017 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 800-822-9433 Friday Jan. 05 @ Girard High School Girard High School 5:15PM Saturday Jan. 06 J.S. Wilson M.S. Sr. High Gymnasium 11:15AM Tuesday Jan. 09 @ Fairview High School Fairview Middle School 5:15PM Wednesday Jan. 10 @ Walnut Creek M.S. Walnut Creek M.S. 5:15PM

Friday Jan. 12 Northwestern High School Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM 10/25/2017 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 800-822-9433 Monday Jan. 15 @ Westlake Middle School Westlake Middle School 5:15PM Tuesday Jan. 16 Iroquois High School Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM Friday Jan. 19 @ General McLane H.S. General McLane H.S. 5:15PM Tuesday Jan. 23 @ Corry Area High School Corry Area High School 5:15PM Friday Jan. 26 North East High School Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM Tuesday Jan. 30 @ Seneca High School Seneca Middle School 5:15PM Friday Feb. 02 @ Fort Le Boeuf High School Fort LeBoeuf Middle School 5:15PM Tuesday Feb. 06 Fairview High School Sr. High Gymnasium 5:15PM

10/25/2017 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 800-822-9433 If you want know what’s happening with Harbor Creek schools and students, please check out the District’s official online social media accounts below.

Harbor Creek School District Request To Receive Alerts & Newsletter HCSD.iu5.org email: [email protected] Harbor Creek School District Foundation HCSD.iu5.org/Foundation Mrs. Hess, HCSD Superintendent Twitter.com/HCSDHuskies Harbor Creek School District Mrs. Chodubski & Mr. Mortensen, Sr. High Principals Facebook.com/HCSDHuskies Twitter.com/HCPrincipals Senior High School Mr. Krahe, Jr. High Principal Facebook.com/HCSrHigh Twitter.com/HCJuniorHigh Junior High School Mrs. Rose, Clark Principal Facebook.com/HCJH.Huskies Twitter.com/DRoseClark Clark Elementary Mr. Cook, Klein Principal Facebook.com/groups/ClarkElem.PTO Twitter.com/Klein_School Klein Elementary Mrs. Zajac, Rolling Ridge Principal Facebook.com/groups/KleinSchoolPTO Twitter.com/RollingRidgeHC Rolling Ridge Elementary Harbor Creek Athletics Facebook.com/groups/102034583237359 Twitter.com/HCSDAthletics

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