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Word from the Super
The community is invited to CASHS auditorium on May 27th, from 12:30
until 2:45 pm, to celebrate the senior class announcements and their
college selections.
--Joe
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Worried About Paying for College?
Patriot Federal Credit Union is holding
a seminar called "College Financing"
on May 17 at 7 pm. This seminar will
be held at 800 Wayne Ave in
Chambersburg and is open to the public.
Pre-registration is recommended but not required. You may register
online at www.patriotfcu.org/seminars.php or call 263-4444.
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Students of the Month --April
Elementary:
Hamilton Heights - Alexandra Cason - 5th & Jeremiah Hubler - 5th
CAMS:
Chaston Kunkleman - 6th & Hannah Zychal - 7th
FAUST:
Julienne Mack - 8th & Emily Decker - 9th
CASHS:
Ian Dale - 12th & Jessica Kirwan - 11th
FCCTC:
Leah Morris - 11th & Cody Whitfield - 11th
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Lurgan PTO Yard Sale
Lurgan Elementary School is hosting a Community Yard/Vendor Sale on
May 21st from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. Click here for a flyer with all of
the details.
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Teacher Contract
The teacher contract is now available online and can be found on the
Human Resources site under Professional Staff Links:
www.chambersburg.k12.pa.us/hr/professionalstafflinks.
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Letterkenny Armed Forces Day
May is Military Appreciation Month, and in celebration Letterkenny Army
Depot is sponsoring Armed Forces Day on May 21, 2011.
Letterkenny is soliciting participation from the public, vendors, and
non-profit organizations alike to help make Armed Forces Day a huge
community success.
Armed Forces Day is a fun day for the family and is free to the public.
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HACC
Don't forget that HACC is enrolling for summer and fall courses.
You may contact either: Heather Watt, HACC Recruiter, hnwatt@hacc.edu or 717-337-3855, Ext. 3015 or Evelyn Weaver, esweaver@hacc.edu or 717-385-2821.
Classes are being offered at FCCTC, CASHS, and the CASD building. Click here to view the fall schedule or go to www.hacc.edu and search "Franklin County" for course listings.
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CASHS Annual Art Exhibit
Enjoy art? How about free admission? Well then, you're in luck. The annual CASHS Art Exhibit is still on display in the auditorium lobby at CASHS now through Sunday, May 8.
It's open daily from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
The show features 13 senior art students as well as paintings, drawings, pottery, sculptures, prints, and digital and mixed media from dozens of other CASHS art students. There will be approximately 75 students represented in the show.
The CASHS seniors featured this year are: Chelsea Champion, Laura Guarriello, Marc Jacobs, Alex Swisher, Taylor Curfman, Erica Horn, Rachel Kilgore, Heather Myers, Zack Myers, Dustin Potteiger, Tori Ricker, Kevin Roth, and Allison Weaver.
Support the arts and our students by stopping by CASHS this weekend.
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Andrew Buchanan Students Visit Shook Home
On February 11, 2011, Andrew Buchanan students and their families spent the evening dancing and playing games at Shook Home with the assisted living residents. Each student that attended the dance gave a homemade Valentine Card to the residents. The cards were hand stamped by some of our students during "Stamp Night" the Friday before.
Andrew Buchanan PTA has organized visits to Shook Home for the past two years. Our visits have also included Christmas caroling. In the spring, the residents will visit Buchanan for their musical programs.
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CASD Health Services- Mandated Dental Screenings
Important information regarding change to mandated dental screening program:
Beginning with the 2011-2012 school year, the Chambersburg Area School District will switch from a dental hygiene program to a mandated dental screening program.
The mandated dental screening program consists of dental screenings for all students in kindergarten, 3rd grade and 7th grade only.
What changes will teachers notice?
� The dental hygienist will no longer be giving classroom demonstrations or lessons in dental care to the students.
� At the elementary level, only those students in kindergarten and third grade will be given a dental screening if their private dentist has not seen them.
� Seventh grade students were not given dental screenings in the past. Under the mandated dental screening program, a dental professional at some point will screen all seventh grade students who are not seen by their family dentist during the school year.
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Franklin Learning Center's Annual Student Art Exhibit
& Musical Performance by Woody Wolfe
On Thursday, May 12th artwork created by students ages 5-21 will be showcased in the Franklin Learning Center at 2397 Loop Road. The exhibit will display an array of artwork created from a variety of media. The pieces were produced over the recent year and focus on the "ABC's of Art," providing a colorful and educational journey for viewers of all ages. The free exhibit will last from 6-8pm and feature a musical performance by the children's singer and songwriter, Woody Wolfe.
Wolfe is a co-founder of Heart to Hand Ministries Inc., a program providing musical outreach to children's hospitals, orphaned children, and those with special medical needs. The fun folk musician currently provides music weekly in four Pennsylvania hospitals. They are Janet Weis Children's Hospital in Danville, Penn State Children's Hospital in Hershey, St. Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
For more information please contact the Franklin Learning Center at 717-263-2700.
Below is a chalk pastel drawing titled "Pastel Daisy," created by Brandon Plantz.
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CASD Foundation Deadlines:
Just a reminder:
17th Annual CASD Foundation Golf Tournament: Monday, May 9th, 1 pm: 4-person scramble at the Chambersburg Country Club. Sponsors & golfers wanted! Contact Beth Luka at 709-4091 for registration. Limited to 120 golfers.
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Scotland Second Graders Celebrate Arbor Day
On Friday, April 29th, the second grade class of teacher Theresa Reichard participated in a tree planting event to celebrate Arbor Day. After reading books about trees and discussing Earth Day with CASD Energy Manager, Connie Kelley, the students worked together to plant an ornamental plum tree purchased at Snavely's Garden Center.
The tree arrived by truck from the Frank J. Schmidt Nursery in Oregon. It should grow to about 14 or 15 feet in height and be visible to students throughout the years as a reminder of their efforts to help promote the benefit of trees in our world.
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Guilford Hills PTA Rocks!
In early April, Joann Vessah, Muriel Tukey and Katie Kough attended the annual Pennsylvania State PTA Convention in Scranton, PA.
At the Saturday evening banquet, they accepted the award for the highest increase in male membership. In other words, no other PTA in the entire state signed up more men (percentage, not raw number) from 2010 to 2011 than Guilford Hills.
The PA State PTA reported that their increase (approx. 9%) was higher than the national average. For their efforts they will receive a FREE WatchD.O.G.S renewal kit for next year.
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Building Temperatures
The following temperatures settings are approved for the CASD buildings:
Heat: 68-72 degrees
Cool: 74-78 degrees
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For more information about school board
business, including meeting agendas and related documents, visit BoardDocs under the school boardlink on the district website.
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