Students will visit homeroom teachers they will have for the 2022-2023 school year.

The 5th Grade Promotion Ceremony will take place in the Southern Middle School Auditorium.

Parents are welcome to watch the Fun Run at the Track/Mini-Track


Mini Track on Infield:

• 9:15-9:45 ..... K-Fuller, K-Lynch, 1-Skopowski, 1-Forry
• 9:45-10:15 ..... K-Swift, 1-Stankizzi, 2-Kline, 2-Frymoyer
• 10:15-10:45 ..... K-Snyder, 1-Reifsnyder, 2-Logan, 2-Behm, 2-Youse

Track:

• 9:15-9:45 ..... 3-Peterson, 4-Smith, 4-Steffen, 5-Kriebel
• 9:45-10:15 ..... 3-Choate, 4-Itell, 4-Lechleitner, 3-Wagner, 5-Gomm
• 10:15-10:45 ..... 3-Weiss, 5-Hoffmann, 5-Weidenhammer

Do you have female students interested in attending a federal service academy? The United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) is one of the five federal service academies that include West Point, Annapolis, Air Force, and Coast Guard academies. Our Admissions Office will be hosting this special session to answer any/all questions your students may have about service academy life.

Date: June 16, 2022

Time: 6:30 p.m. EDT

Who: All interested students and counselors

What: Virtual question and answer session with some of our outstanding female Midshipmen and athletic coaches. This will be the perfect opportunity to learn about life at a federal service academy, athletic team opportunities, the Sea Year training experience, and more!

To register for the session, please use the following link:

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIocOqgrDItGtzcE2uxLJmxn1I2pKsnE43D

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Students are encouraged to visit usmma.edu/admissions to learn more about the Academy.

The USMMA’s digital viewbook highlights Midshipman life, sports, sailing, academic programs and majors, the unique year at sea training, and more.

Graduates of the United States Merchant Marine Academy earn a Bachelor of Science degree, a U.S. Coast Guard license, and a commission in the United States Armed Forces. Our graduates have an option to work as ship’s officers in the United States maritime industry or serve as commissioned officers on active duty in any branch of service.

Area Admissions Officers are as follows:

We look forward to seeing you on June 16th!

Sincerely,

Marilyn Livi '82

Senior Vice-President

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Association and Foundation, Inc

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Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

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Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

Deep Dive Into Covering the Gap   June 30^th Noon,  July 12^th Noon,  July 26^th 6:30pm

It’s crunch time.  The semester bill I received from the school has a tight deadline.  The format of the bill looks different from the aid offer I received a while back.  Are there any costs I need to plan for that aren’t showing on the bill? What happened to the Federal work study award?  Will I need to borrow?  If so, how much?  What loan programs are available?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar where these questions and many others will be answered.  Let’s take a deep dive into Covering the Gap.

Borrowing for Education – which loan is right for me?   June 7^th Noon,  June 28^th 6:30pm,  July 14^th 6:30pm,  July 21^st Noon,  July 28^th Noon

I’ve done everything right so far: found the perfect school, made it through the admissions process, filed m FAFSA, filed my State Grant Form, applied for scholarships, researched higher education costs and calculated my funding gap.  Now that I can see an education loan is a necessity, where do I go from here?  What loan programs are available? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various types?  Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 hour webinar to review the different borrowing options and examine the details associated with each option.  Linda and Dan will answer your questions as you sort out the information and make decisions that are right for you and your family

Register here    (Pheaa.org/Virtual)

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Packet and popsicle pick up with information and paperwork for the 2022-2023 school year. Pick up will be in front of the building

• Freshmen Orientation Day

  • When: Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2022

  • Time:  Freshmen be there by 12:00 pm, 12:15 pm – 3:00 pm (Freshmen)

  • Time:  Link Crew Leaders be there by 11:15 am-3:15 pm

  • Time:  Clubs 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm

  • Where: Freshmen enter via AUD lobby

  • Where:  Link Crew Leaders report to UH gym

  • Where: Clubs report to UH Gym

  • https://goo.gl/MBGp4A

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• What:  BCTC Senior Only programs, Medical Health Professions and Diversified Occupations
  Who:  11^th grade in the 2022-23 school year
  Room:  LGI
  Times: 8 am - 11:23 am (various time slots) 
  Date: Friday, Sept. 23, 2022
  Sign up: BCTC Senior Only Programs (Medical Health Professions & Diversified Occupations) presentation for 11^th grade students at your school (Fall 2022)

1st  - Medical Health Professions 

2nd - Divisfied Occupation 
3rd - Medical Health Professions 

Please note, BCTC’s on-line application for the 2022-23 school year will be available 10/15/22. 

 Nan Parks

Outreach Coordinator

Berks Career and Technology Center

1057 County Road

Leesport, PA 19533

610-374-4073, ext. 2214

www.berkscareer.com

• BCTC 9th BCTC Tour
  • Who: 9th graders
  • Where:  BCTC West
  • Date: 10/14/22
  • Time: 8:45 am - 10:15 am
  • Who: Contact Dr. Hutchko for more information

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Parents/Guardians:  

Please pack lunches in disposable bags and containers.  NO GLASS!  Dress children to play and walk in mud, hay, and hills in cool/wet weather. Wear old sneakers or boots and layers of clothing.  They will be outside ALL day rain or shine.

Please send your permission forms to school by Thursday, October 13, 2022.  Teachers will send the permission forms home in September.  If you lose your permission form, please open and print the attachment (to be attached at a later date).

Parents/Guardians interested in being considered to participate as a chaperone are required to have all of their clearances completed and submitted to the CT Office as soon as possible.  Some clearances may take 2-4 weeks to receive:

• Act 34 - PA Criminal Background Check
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• Act 151 - PA Child Abuse History Clearance
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• FBI Criminal Clearance Form (Act 114)
  • Select Digital Fingerprinting
  • Use Service Code = 1Kg6XN
  • There is a cost associated with Fingerprinting of about $25.00

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Parents/Guardians:  

Please pack lunches in disposable bags and containers.  NO GLASS!  Dress your 1st grade student in the yellow class t-shirt or other yellow shirt.

Please send your permission forms to school by Monday, April 24, 2023.  Teachers will send the permission forms home a few weeks prior to the trip.  If you lose your permission form, please open and print the attachment (to be attached at a later date).

Parents/Guardians interested in being considered to participate as a chaperone are required to have all of their clearances completed and submitted to the CT Office as soon as possible.  Some clearances may take 2-4 weeks to receive:

• Act 34 - PA Criminal Background Check
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• Act 151 - PA Child Abuse History Clearance
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• FBI Criminal Clearance Form (Act 114)
  • Select Digital Fingerprinting
  • Use Service Code = 1Kg6XN
  • There is a cost associated with Fingerprinting of about $25.00

Parents/Guardians:  

This is the date the 4th grade students at CT will visit the State Capitol and State Museum in Harrisburg. While we make every effort to keep this date firm, there may be extenuating circumstances that cause us to reschedule.  The bus departs CT for Harrisburg at 8:15 am and returns to CT at 2:45 pm, so you will need to drop your child at school by 8:00 am.

Please be sure your child dresses in business casual clothing:  khakis, polo shirt, dress shirt/tie, slacks. blouse, sweater, and comfortable shoes.  They will be walking a great deal in and between buildings.   Pack lunch in disposable wrappings.  Do not send beverages in glass bottles or thermos bottles.  And do not send lunch boxes.  There is no need to send money because we will not make any purchases.

Please send your permission forms to school by Wednesday, May 4, 2023.  Teachers will send the permission forms home in April.  Click here if you need to print a permission form. 

Parents/Guardians interested in participating as a chaperone are required to have all of their clearances completed and submitted to the CT Office as soon as possible.  Some clearances may take 2-4 weeks to receive:

• Act 34 - PA Criminal Background Check
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• Act 151 - PA Child Abuse History Clearance
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• FBI Criminal Clearance Form (Act 114)
  • Select Digital Fingerprinting
  • Use Service Code = 1Kg6XN
  • There is a cost associated with Fingerprinting of about $25.00

Questions about completing clearances?  Email Mrs. VanOstenbridge at vanpam@wilsonsd.org

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Parents/Guardians:  

Please pack lunches in disposable bags and containers.  NO GLASS!  Dress children to play and walk on grass and in cool/wet weather. Wear class t-shirt or other white t-shirt under layers of comfortable, weather appropriate clothing. They will be outside ALL day rain or shine, so be sure to bring rain gear/umbrella if needed.

Please send your permission forms to school by Friday, May 5, 2023.  Teachers will send the permission forms a few weeks prior to our trip.  If you lose your permission form, please open and print the attachment (to be attached at a later date).

Parents/Guardians interested in participating as a chaperone are required to have all of their clearances completed and submitted to the CT Office as soon as possible.  Some clearances may take 2-4 weeks to receive:

• Act 34 - PA Criminal Background Check
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• Act 151 - PA Child Abuse History Clearance
  • Choose "volunteer" as the reason for the background check.
• FBI Criminal Clearance Form (Act 114)
  • Select Digital Fingerprinting
  • Use Service Code = 1Kg6XN
  • There is a cost associated with Fingerprinting of about $25.00

All students in grades 4 and 5 are invited to attend this optional field trip.  Parents are welcome to meet us at the field and join us as chaperones.  Tickets are $13.00 each for students and adults and each comes with a bag lunch.  

All chaperones MUST have their clearances to sit and interact with any child on this trip, including their own children.  Please visit the WatchDOGS page on the CT website for comprehensive information about clearances:  https://www.wilsonsd.org/cornwall-terrace-elementary/about/watchd-o-g-s/

Ticket forms, payment, and permission slips are due Tuesday, April 4.  

Please email Mrs. VanOstenbridge at vanpam@wilsonsd.org with questions.

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