What a great day to be a Falcon!! This morning we got to do a State send-off for Jennifer before she left to compete in the state track meet in the shot put. In the evening Joanna was recognized as a scholarship recipient at the Academic Big-30 Scholarship Banquet! Go Falcons!
And that’s a wrap in DC (Day 3)! Arlington Cemetery, Pentagon Mall, People’s White House, Metro commutes, and the 9/11 Memorial. Below are some trip highlights and info for parents: Our group received FIVE compliments from government employees, hotel folks, tour guide(s), and locals as some of the best kids and groups they’ve experienced. They were some of the most respectful students around! This marks the 35th annual trip, started in 1991! (Originally for safety patrol before becoming class wide). This trip wouldn’t be possible without the effort and work of so many. Thank you to the sixth grade team, Nurse Cusatis, Mrs. Lagrua, Mrs. Gledhill, our tour guide and driver, Parents, and above all, the students! Sixth grade parents: We are very behind. We are likely pushing midnight for our return. We are ~2 hours from Harrisburg/Dinner. A post will be put up this evening with the ETA and we will be sure to begin having students contact parents as we near. An update for return will be posted between 9:00-10:00 for an accurate time. Go falcons!
We win!! Yellow knight is the champion!
We ended our day at Medieval Times dinner theater...With messy hands from dinner and many lost voices cheering!
On the final stretch tomorrow before heading home.
An action packed Day 2 in DC has begun! Starting at Mount Vernon!
The sixth graders made it safely to DC! It's been a packed first day including the Baltimore zoo, museums, bowling, and now a tour guide and evening walk around the memorials.
Please see the attachment regarding a drug dog search on campus today. We had no confirmed drugs or tobacco found and will continue fostering a safe work environment for all.
Tonight our two seniors, Mason Bock and Mitchell Taylor recognized teachers, Mr. Marzo and Mr. Andrews for making an impact on them in their educational career. They threw out the first pitch prior to the game and were presented certificates for their excellence. Thank you, Mr. Marzo and Mr. Andrews.
Remake learning day is underway and our students are getting exposed to some amazing career paths! Don't miss it tonight 5-7!
See our previous post for more details!
It's going to be an awesome evening! Come on down tonight!
On Tuesday, May 12th, a group of Ms. Keifer and Mrs. Cady’s middle school students participated in Math Options at Penn State Behrend in Erie, Pa. The kids participated in three STEAM field sessions throughout the day, which included designing a bungee jump for Barbie and Ken, writing a program to code a robot to build a 6-cup pyramid, and building a bridge design from spaghetti that would hold the most weight! The kids really enjoyed the day!
Great day for softball and a great time to celebrate our senior softball players - Lilly and Emma. Congratulations to their families and wish them the best in their future. Go Falcons!
Great day for baseball and a great time to recognize our senior baseball players. Mason is going to Southeast Lineman School in Georgia and Mitch is going to West Virginia University. Good Luck and Go Falcons!
Remake Learning Days-Career Ready PA-Mega Challenge right here in Coudersport!
Ready to turn "what if" into "what’s next"? Remake Learning Days Career Ready PA is officially here! Join us for interactive events designed to spark curiosity and help students explore exciting career paths in their own communities. Let’s build the skills of tomorrow, today! #RemakeDays #CareerReadyPA #FutureReady
And we're line dancing! It's a beautiful night for prom at Denton Hill. Stay tuned for the crowning of the king and queen!
Congratulations to all who participated in Potter County Special Day, hosted by Galeton Area School District. You continue to make us so proud! This event recognizes and honors students with disabilities and celebrates inclusion, kindness, and community support.
Kindergarten had some special visitors today! CARE for Children came in to read a story and talk to the students about bicycle safety. Students were fitted for their own helmets to take home, just in time for bike riding weather! The project is funded, in part, by a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the CARE for Children Endowment Fund.
Thank you, CARE for Children!
We present to you our 2026 prom court!
If you're interested in some spring flowers/plants. Come check out our sales !! Our students did a great job growing these. Thanks Mrs. Kellogg and our Agriculture students. Go Falcons!
Thank you Mr. Easton for setting up this demonstration with the Virginia Tech Highway Institute. They talked to our Driver's Ed class about sharing the road with large trucks.
Today, Mrs. Minard set up a guest speaker to kick-off mental health awareness month. Mrs. Jamie Heffler, Licensed Clinical Social worker presented to our students about how to deal with mental health and digital well-being. Thank you Mrs. Minard and Mrs. Heffler.
