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Back To SchoolArea school districts are making strides to get students back to the classroom.

See inside for homeroom listings, school term calendars busing information and more.

a special section of

The Derrick.The News-Herald

Aug. 17, 2020

KindergartenFamilies of kindergarten students will

receive an invitation by mail for an upcoming “meet and greet” event at the school. Homeroom assignments will be announced at that time.

Grade 1Mrs. Hill — Issac Anderson, Sebastian

Baker, Ja’Mari Barton, Elizabeth Boland, Jacen Bomia, Evie Carbaugh, William Cisek, Jacob Exley, Chloe Hasty, Serenity Heckathorne, Kaydan Long, David Miller, Myka Moon, Cassandra Moore, Simeon Mott, Ava Shetler, Lainey Smith, Dominic Smith, Elena Wilden-Wright, Ayla Wilson

Mrs. Heasley — Emberly Baker, Katie Dailey, Dalton Eakin, Skyler Fertig, Damien Horton, Alexa Lake, Jase Lineman, Jalynn Lyda, Shelby McVay, Silas Montgomery, Samantha Nonnenberg, Kollin Oniboni, Gabriel Rhodes, Sophia Stallard, Lilianna Tarr, Slate Wagner, Connor Wedekind, Tyler Zacherl

Ms. Fiscus — Sicily Antonucci-Raglin, Cloe Beers, Dominyck Clonch, Dominick Crum, Frederic Fish, Chloe Foust, Keyshaun Law, George MacPherson, Zoey McDonald, Timothy Reagle, Reece Ritchey, Scott Sanford, Riliegh Sires, Autumn Stone, Tyler Waller, Aaniyah-Belle Whitling, Alexander Williams, Alysta Winder

Grade 2Mrs. Stevenson — Kendrick Adams,

Landon Cook, Austin Deeter, Ka’Maraian Evans, Masyn Garin, Andrea Hale, Korbyn Hawke, Areonna Horton, Sterling King, Carlisle Larson, Napoleon Pavao, Olivia Seelbaugh, Aubrey Shipwash, Madison Shoffstall, Mason Shoffstall, Addison Stallard, Layken Stevens, Isabella VanTassell, Brock Vivier, Alayna Weaver, Emmalee Wilden-Wright, Abigail Williams, Maddison Wilson

Mrs. Phillips — Leia Bednar, Liam Docherty, Logan Gilliland, Stella Graham, Cael Hajzus, Levi Hale, Ryan Hale, Emma Johnson, Liam Johnson, Olivia Kiser, Hunter Lineman, Payson Ritchey, Anton Roberson, Adalyn Rodgers, Kenly Shetler, Jaxson Shoffstall, Sydney Smith, Kinley Staup, Andrea Sweitzer, Avaya Truitt, Isaiah Williams, Aaliyah Wilson

Mrs. Smith — Rainna Anderson, Johnathan Anderson, Julianna Deets, Kayden Denny, Lucas Dolan, Stella

Finley, Liam Greenlee, Amauri Jones, Braxson Kachik, Sawyer McCool, Alanah McDonald, Collin Moon, Derek Pierce, Channing Pulliam, Joshua Ralph, Cali Rinker, Violet Tarleton, Kaleb Thomas, Nevaeh Thompson, Mollie Viele, Wyatt Weigel, Riley Wilson

Grade 3Mrs. Hart — Kamryne Adams,

Brooklynn Baker, Evan Beach, Xavier Boyd, Katherine Curik, Peyton Deeter, Bellanae Kachik, Gabriel McCain, Connor Lee, Adam Mulhair, Sasha Murphy-Myers, Makayla Padilla, Kalayah Pyle, HaLeigh Sanford, Clair Shontz, Nicholas Wheeler

Mr. Ralph — Katherine Beach, Benji Bell, Everett Bodien, Jamie Dailey, Tesla DeShong, Summer Fertig, Karson Gabler, Keith Habbyshaw, Brooklyn Hale, Brooklyn Henry, Randy Klinger, Jacob Palmer, Kora Pierce, Riley Potter, Samuel Rosen, Lillyanna Wood

Mrs. Powell — Nevaeh Beggs, Faith Brandon, Sophia Buckley, Joseph Deets, Gavin Garich-Dashner, Spencer Gilhousen, Kathryn Hoffman, Tiahna Hollabaugh, Mya Lowrie, Chris Malone, Ryan Osborn, Tyree Pulliam, Dario

Springer, Christiana Stewart, Kelsey Sweeney, Javon Williams

Grade 4Mrs. Whitling — Conor Alcorn,

Hayden Behe, Callen Bellis, Liam Brown, Summer Buckley, Kyle Buckley, Sabrina Doyle, Grayson Fonzo, Bentley Maxon, Bentley McFeaters, Andrew Myers, Ema Novak, Vaylah Scheffer-Daniels, Lela Smith, Macy Smith, Khloi Tarr, Isabel Yeager

Mrs. Kulling — Raven Beatty, Abigail Beer, Parker Bell, Paytin Bellinger, Kurtis Buckley, Jaelynn Clark, Kyrie Clonch, Arron Dick, Justin Drayer, Lucas Hale, Cameron Hawke, Lily McCartney, Alexander Moore, Anthony Padilla, Sam Pavao, Cole Rodgers, Isabella Rosario, Alexa Stallard, Laila Walker

Mrs. Hawke — Aaliyah Anderson, Bristol Dombrosky, Kendell Filer, Lilah Foster, Tegan Foster, Gabriel King, Destaney Lewis, Sophia Lord, Brogan Maxon, Lance Miller, Bentley Moon, Destiny Murphy-Myers, Joshua Pugliese, Gage Roberts, Zachary Rodgers, Rylee Ruditis, Subedei Stout, Elias Stoutmire, Avery Thomas, Azanhai Williams

Grade 5Mrs. Smith — Zachery Beichner,

Emily Bookwalter, Isabella Dombrosky-Wilson, Connor Gilliland, Ayden Heckathorne, James Lee, Martina Lucas, Araden Maxon, Cambria Miller, Vanessa Myers, David Nonneberg, Ava Pearlstein, Lillian Peterson, Kalyn Rodgers, SheaLee Sanford, Lukas Schmidt, Parker Shields, Liam Steinecker, Riley Victor, Ezra Woodard, Gunner Zacherl

Mr. Smith — Lillie Bodien, Damian Cassano, Makenna Domres, Aubrey Graham, Ian Griffen, Xander Heckathorne, Saige Hovis, Janelle Perry, Mya Pierce, Brian Platt, Braden Pyle, Alaina Reitz, Zachery Rhoades, Azariah Rodriguez, Hayden Rudolph, Joshua Rugh, Ryan Shontz, Isabella Wood, Brady Woods, Baylie Zacherl

Mrs. Greggs — Acelynn Beatty, Damien Beers, Sydney Confer, Logan Cornelius, Hadlee Donaldson, Adam Haibach, Robert Hoover, Dakota Hudson, John King, Skyler Klinger, Olivia Kossick, Anthony Martin, Delea Motter, Abigail Padilla, Autumn Ramage, Isabella Rice, Aracelis Rosario, Morgan Smith, Caleb Toy, Taivan Williams

Grade 6Mr. Keenan — Emma Ahmadian,

Owen Beach, Jaxon Boyles, Jackson Clark, Austin Hale, Olivia Hicks, Gabrielle Ion, Aurelia Jordan, Katarina Jordan, Naudia Loggins, Aiden Lynch, Raymond Mays, Jude Miller, Vivian Palmer, Ava Ritchey, Natalie Semenak, Brandon Tarr, Matthew Toy, Jonah Umstead, Jania Watson, Chloe Webber

Mrs. Harrelson — Tyler Ace, Kendaee Alcorn, Madison Baker, Frederick Blackhurst, Novalee Bundy, Cody Cramer, Evan Groves, Brooke Habbyshaw, Madilyn Keith, Aubrey Knight, Dakota Lipinsky-Braden, Breanne Lynch, Jason McFeaters, Aja Mlechick, Bryan Mulville, Jade Page, Lillian Rice, Alyssa Snyder, Jersey Swartz-Roxberry, Riley Webber, Zoey Woods

Mrs. McGill — Matthew Aikins, Kamorah Bowser, Carol Chen, Omni Colwell, Liam Crockett, Zarria Cullins, Adriane Larson, Chase McVay, Daniella Motter, Ray-Sean Perry, Edward Platt, Carlos Rosario, Azarah Sanchez, Robert Shouey, Noemi Vargas-Myers, Caylin Wade, Joilyn Weaver, Justin Weyand, Summer Whitton, Nathaniel Williams

2 – THE DERRICK. / The News-Herald: Monday, Aug. 17, 2020

Central Elementary School homerooms

Editor’s Note: The 2020 Back To School edition includes homeroom listings, school term calendars and other general information for students. The details are subject to change as school districts make adjustments to comply with local, state and federal mandates concerning COVID-19. Some school districts in the region chose not to provide details for this special section.

Franklin Area School District calendarAug. 27-28 ...........................................Professional days – no school for studentsSept. 1 ....................................................................................First day for studentsSept. 7 ................................................................................. Labor Day - no schoolSept. 25 .....................................................................½-day dismissal (12:37 p.m.)Oct. 2 ...................................................................................................Vacation dayOct. 5 .............................................................. Act 80 Day - no school for studentsNov. 4 ............................................................................End of first grading periodNov. 6 ............................................................ Act 80 Day – no school for studentsNov. 25-30 .......................................................................... Thanksgiving vacationDec. 24-Jan. 1 ................................................................................ Winter vacationJan. 14 .......................................................................½-day dismissal (12:37 p.m.)Jan. 15 ........................................................... Act 80 Day – no school for studentsJan. 18 .................................................................................................Vacation dayJan. 22 ...................................................................... End of second grading periodFeb. 12 ................................................................................................Vacation dayFeb. 15 ................................................................................................Vacation dayMarch 18 ...................................................................½-day dismissal (12:37 p.m.)March 19 ....................................................... Act 80 Day – no school for studentsMarch 30 ......................................................................End of third grading periodApril 1-6 ..........................................................................................Spring vacationMay 7 ....................................................Professional Day – no school for studentsMay 31 ..........................................................................Memorial Day – no schoolJune 6 .....................................................................................................GraduationJune 9 ..................................................................................... Last day for students

Snow make-up days if needed: Feb. 12, Feb. 15, April 6, April 1, June 10 and thereafter.

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KindergartenRoom 103 (Mrs. Baney) — Kinley

Buchanan, Cheyenne Byler, Jace Crissman, Isis Dickey, Claire Hazen, Lilly Hazen, Avrie Kosek, Eden Nischik, Gavin Rea, Case Staley, Owen Savage, Wyatt Wareham, Mason Watson

Room 105 (Miss Winger) — Irie Hanna, Kerraline Hartsfield, Maisy Hoover, Jocelyn McCluskey, Finlee Kline, Jace Martin, Jade Martin, Brantley Metcalf, Cayde Miller, Thatcher Stone, Lucy Vinca, Emery Wiltrout

Grade 1Room 102 (Mrs. Campbell) — Colton

Ace, Henry Barrera, Drake Hoffman, Zyier Johnson, Gabriel Renfrew, Lillian Rose, Alaina Stanford, Willow Stewart, Hannah Swartz, Kaveri Wike

Room 104 (Mrs. Greenlee) — Julia Baglio, Charlotte Cole, Rebekah Dunlap, Calvin Hanna, Isabelle Henry, Chase Hoffman, Steven Lovejoy, Noah Moore, Perrin Patterson, Natalie Troyer, Ky’Anne Yanssens

Grade 2Room 112 (Miss Graham) — Hunter

Carll, Grace Clark, Alayna Coffer, Emily

Crawford, Conner DeVillars, Cj Kosek, Harson Metcalf, Greyson Milliron, Taylor Riddle, Liam Stants, Grace Stella, Caroline Torrence, Awnabellah Whetzel

Room 113 (Mrs. Bartlett) — Corey Ace, Jaxon Baker, Ciara Downes, Cooper Greenlee, Olivia Johnson, Tarahs Johnson, Grace Steigerwald, Marley Stevenson, Jackson Stone, Kylie Walochik, Harper Wentworth, Wyatt Wike, Elana Winger

Grade 3Room 114 (Dr. Heath) — Elizabeth

Davis, Charlee Giglio, Prince Hamilton, Payson Hill, Adeline Hovis, Maliah Johnson, Paige Lindsey, Violet Lovejoy, Thomas Martin, Nicholas McKinley, Dawson Moore, Ethan Roberts, Devon Rubenstein, Brenna Sloat, Isabella Smith, Clinton Ward

Room 115 (Mrs. Shingledecker) — Gaden Adams, Ava Atwell, Lindsey Bosch, Vaeda Custer, Javen Dempsey, Cillian Dick, Brittany Giles, Finley Hanna, Alexis Hazen, Olivia Henry, Emily Massi, Conar McLaughlin, Faith Orr, Keagan Reese, Adelynn Scharf, Jamison Sherman, Gabriel Smith, Reagan Tasker

Grade 4Room 116 (Mr. Smith) — Natalie

Bosch, Nickolas Brenot, Braelyn Buchanan, Charles Crawford, Natalie Gross, Tyler Hill, Issiah Hilliard, Seth Hollerman, KeiMoni Kerr, William King, Lena Laderer, Ava McCoy, Miah Shingledecker, Lillian Taylor, Emily Troyer

Room 117 (Mrs. Riddle) — Olivia Cochran, Cooper Carll, Loraine Chiu, Lucas Desko, Lachlan Dick, Ethan Gielser, Rileigh Hailey, Devin Hazlett, Julian Hess, Mackenzy Hoffman, Vincent Lanza, Gracie Perry, Dakota Sybert, Tiana Tucker, Parker Wiltrout

Grade 5Room 108 (Miss Savage) — Alaina

Byler, Madyson Christy, Ebin Custer, Orvis Davis, Caiden Hanna, Jaxson Hartsfield, Adisyn Hemphill, Serena Layman, Luke Marsteller, Taylor McFeely, Nolan Reese, Kaylee Robinson, Brice Schermerhorn, Gracie Spencer, Camren Winger

Room 109 (Miss Ritchey) — Lily Adams, Shaeleyne Amsler, Troy Balsamo, Ethan Brandon, Blake Buckel, Timothy Carpenter, Hudson Greenlee,

Rebecca Hallenbeck, Aubree Hollerman, Reese Hovis, Arthur Lovejoy, Lydia Riddle, Jackson Spaulding

Grade 6Room 110 (Mrs. Kosek) — Mary

Adams, Madison Bert, Miller Carothers, Kadence Davis, Conner Delong, Maricruz Dick, Crosby Ford, Sara Gaurrich, Connor Grossman, Emmaline Hovis, Zachery Matthews, Caden Mincer-Lakeland, Morgan Nischik, Lillyanne Pierce, Caleb Trowbridge, Addison Wentworth, Jack Wimer

Room 111 (Mr. Burkhart) — Haley Bosch, Karlye Davis, Garrett Ford, Mason Henry, Hope Laderer, William McKinley, Gracie Rodgers, Caileab Sherman, Payden Stebbins, Grace Surrena, Mikah Trojanowski, Sharon Whalen, Reagan Wike, Wyatt Williamson-Kerr, AJ Wimer

Room 107 (Mrs. Hanna) — Brantley Anderson, Sariyah Bonner, Zeke Dickey, Kyle Hagan Jr., Lillian Williams

Room 128 (Mrs. Stanford) — David Blankenship, Aiden Craig, Easton Grossman, Jonathan Madden, Bradley Morrison, Tyler Smith, David Waters

KindergartenRoom 109 (Mrs. Dorko) — Conrad

Crawford, Kayleb Cox, Alice Eakin, Dean Eakin, Harper Falco, Charlee Hoover, Molly Irwin, Kelsey Johnson, Taylor Moorehead, Nicholas Olin, Finley Payne, Andon Purich, Khloe Rembold, Avery Ross, Samuel Storm

Room 108 (Ms. Liotta) — Emma Barrett, Kahlyah Custer, Onnahlei Hedglin-Vath, Sarah McNulty, Bella O’Brien, Chase Olin, Dominic Peterson, Alannah Rakowski, Payton Reed, Lyric Ritchey, India Reynolds, Torin Schmidt, Tai Spence, Ezra Thomas, Lucas Wade, Juliette Wachob, Olivia Williams

Grade 1Room 124 (Ms. Sunder) — Dallas

Alexander, Brynlee Deeter, Alexa Fleming, Alaina Garcia, Lucas Gealy, Maren Hawks, Acacia Jacoby, Margaret Johnson, Carter Lyons, Jack Lyons, Haleigh Miller, Raenin Mong, Xavier Pleger, Chase Rice, Michael Rodriquez, Blake Rossman, Alice Ruscak, Carson Servin, Ali Smith, Easton Wilson

Room 122 (Ms. Hugar) — Colton Bedick, Kadin Blankenship, Payden Dunmire, Rachel Ghering, Dominic Goodman, Kaelin Griffin, Willow Haney, Jase Hanson, Luke Hines, Liam Keck, Teague Latshaw, Delaney Marsh, Hadley Master, Jerimey McClearn, Kennan Miller, Liam Richter, Alayna Rivera, Philip Steigerwald, Ryan Strawbridge, Seilor Wiehagen, Camry Winger

Grade 2Room 104 (Mrs. Hovis) — Abigail

Collins, Eliza DeLong, Lily Eagan, Nicole Feltenberger, Carson Keith, Alana Nardozzi, Nova Ritchey, Kahle Shreffler, Adelyn Smith, Barrett Smith, Peggy Rose Sommer, Coltin Taylor, Willow Waters, Landon Winner

Room 105 (Mrs. Hess) — Sadie Bernard, Aubrie Brinkley, Parker Domres, Oliver Harris, Dominic Hawke,

Mikah Ho, Shaleiann Hoover, Alex Horchler, Ronan Johnson, Reagan McCarty, Aniella McNulty, J’Din Rakowski, Gianna Reavis, Elliot Thompson, Landon Weiss

Room 106 (Mrs. Schimp) — Leah Adams, Dominic Beveridge, Liam Bidish, Braelyn Carr, Evyn Craig, Brendin Fisher, Ainsleigh Gehret, Sadie Highfield, Christina Horchler, Charlie Irwin, Ariyanna Miller, Brooklynn Miller, Makiah O’Donnell, Sophia Robinson, Amelia Showers, Travis Uber

Grade 3Room 101 (Mrs. Foster) — Braysen

Bean, Hudson Clark, Savannah Cratty, Brandon Deeter, Avery Emick, Jacob Fleming, Holden Goodman, Korbyn Harris, Raegan Heasley, Callie Higley, Samantha Johnston, Skylynn Kahle-Hannold, Jack Kelly, Kamdon Knox, Alaina Kuhaneck, Bella Lehman, Rowan Reynolds, Caleb Riddle, Isabella Stafford

Room 102 (Mrs. Shirey) — Cooper Allen, Bobby Boal, Megan Gharing, Ryan Hines, Collin Lang, Tucker Montgomery, Zoey Morrow, Landon Moyer, Kaylee Peifer, Xavier Proper, Naveah Rankin, Kamry Rembold, Gilberto Rivera, Asher Sterling, Dominic Vestorsky, Lilly Wade, Bentley Winger, Zoey Wolfe

Room 103 (Mrs. Russell) — Giovanni Goncalves, Giulianna Goncalves, Haley Goodman, Gabe Hamilton, Laney Hamilton, Ashton Hoobler, Anna Hoover, Lindsey Hoover, Cullen Keely, Maxwell King, Jalynn McVay, Kayden Miller, Emma Moffitt, Jacob Pearce, Kolsen Scheffer, Jaidyn Swisher, Alyssa Wallace, Leinee Winger

Grade 4Room 117 (Ms. Beach) — Luna

Ashby, Dakota Avril, Aubrey Beveridge, Landen Brundage, Morgan Burk, Rachel Collins, Jazmin Coxson, Logan Gealy, Zachary Halligan, Miller Hawks, Taylor Hays, Isabel McNulty, Abraham

Montgomery, Kaylee Reed, Brooklyn Rice, Noah Riddle, Rylan Rottman, Piper Shreffler, Declan Smith, Parker Smith, Alexia Sweetapple, Chloe Switzer, Adia Thompson

Room 118 (Mrs. Anderson) — DeEtta Carr, Malachi Eakin, Isabellah Goncalves, Evelynn Highfield, Melanaie Itzenhuiser, Chloe Keck, Josephine Keller, Rowan Master, Ryker McAfoose, Leland McDonald, Jackson Pearce, Charlotte Pellow, Nadia Phillips, Kale Rembold, Cherish Russell, Jakob Saragian, Jeremiah Sheatz, Jack Simpson, Samantha Smith, Ryder Stevens, McKenzy Thomas, Symphony VanBrussel, Brystol Watson

Grade 5Room 116 (Mrs. Johnson) — Sophia

Boal, Jillian Brinkley, Austin Brown, Erin Cooley, Brea Eakin, Erin Heckathorne, Mya Hiles, Ely Hoffman, Jordan Irons, Kyle Johnson, Conor Johnson, Nolan Parry, Stella Ruscak, Bruce Ryan, Kelan Sari, Austin Wallace, Leia Walters, Cameron, Winger, Justeyn Winner

Room 114 (Mrs. Palmer) — Aubrey Alfeo, Justin Armant, Dominic Ashbaugh, Grayce Bell, Payton

Brundage, Carmen Cooley, Ronald Davis, Delaney Hansen, Gaby Hicks, Declan Keely, Alexandra Kuhaneck, Caleb Lampert-Lyon, Jewel McCarty, Ayden Smith, Emily Taylor, Devin Voto-Pelletier, Isabella Wagner, Hunter Whitton, Kambria Wilmoth

Grade 6Room 110 (Mr. Burk) — Jillian

Cratty, Sadie Criado, Jenna Gahr, Caleb Hellem, Logan Knight, Kyler Lang, Sophia Makoby, Brandt McAfoose, Conor McCall, Ashton Purich, Miranda Rodgers, Charlie Simpson, Jayla Snyder, Jordan Stumpf, Chyanne Taylor, Troy Uber

Room 115 (Mr. Simpson) — Benton Ashbaugh, Sophia Beach, Corbin Clark, Hannah Feely, Haven Goodman, Alex King, Nataley Rankin, Endianna Russell, Ashton Shingledecker, Rachel Thomas, Harmony Van Brussel, Elizabeth Wheeler, Nollon Wilkins, Abigail Wolfe

Room 112 (Mrs. Whitman) — Paul Adams, Corey Baker, Jadyn Blum, McKenna Clark, Kaclyn DeBoy, Jayden Gardner, Tray Loggins, Jack McNulty, Kooper Montgomery, Jemma Snyder, Alex Umbenhaur, Sarah Wheeler, Jackson Wilson, Saleena Winger


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Franklin Service & Supply

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Emlenton IGA514 River Ave.,

Emlenton724-867-2427

Pin Oak Village139 Acorn Drive, Apt. 2M

SenecaEHO: 676-0193

Leeper MarketCorner of Rts. 36 & 66

Leeper744-8811

Lepley’s Bus Service, Inc.

1706 St. Rt. 427Cooperstown

374-4212

Russ Black Insurance, Inc.Rt. 257, Seneca

676-5761

Cranberry Bus Company

242 S. Main StreetSeneca • 676-3082

Cooperstown Sand and Gravel

Rt. 427, Cooperstown374-4412

Friedhaber’s14 E. First Street

Oil City • 676-5694

Hartland Homes & Excavation

Camp Coffman Rd., Cranberry • 354-2618

Eclipse Electric / Motor508 Buffalo Street

Franklin • 432-3519

McDonald’s707 Main St.

136 Perkins RoadClarion

Corny’s Sales & Service

6845 Rt. 208Knox • 797-5937

McCleary Business Machines

123 Colbertson Road, Knox • 797-5733

King’s Landscaping154 Siverly Ave.

Oil City • 676-6125

Venango Technology Center

1 Vo-Tech DriveOil City • 677-3097

Cash For Clunker$Free Pick-upCall Tony @

724-813-5480

Bluegill Graphix318 N. Franklin Street

Titusville • 814-827-7003

J & J SauerSouthern AutoParts & Sales

3 miles east of I-79Route 358, Sandy Lake

724-376-2768

Island WindsTanning Salon

302 Seneca StreetOil City • 676-8240

Howard HannaRosewood Real Estate

3152 State Rt. 257Seneca • 677-5895

J & V VisionsCollision Center843 Buffalo Street

Franklin432-8723

Donovan BauerAuto Group

Buick - GMC - ChryslerJeep - Ram - Dodge

Rt. 8 Titusville1-800-227-4886814-827-3694

Oil City Housing Authority

110 Moran StreetOil City

676-5764

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Billy’s Garage1364 Pittsburgh Road Franklin • 432-3490

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Hazlett Sheet Metal & Fabrication

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Central Garage750 George RoadClarion • 226-7160

Missy’s Arcade Restaurant

116 Diamond StreetTitusville • 827-8110

Burger King763 Allegheny Blvd.Franklin • 432-7651

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451 Southern AvenueStrattanville

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Betts Brothers Collision, Inc.

42590 West CentralAvenue, Titusville

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Cadman Fire Extinguishers

4528 US Highway 322Jamestown

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Sugar Valley Lodge190 Sugar Valley Lane

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All students at the Franklin Junior-Senior High School are to report to their homerooms upon entering the building on the first day of school, which is Tuesday, Sept. 1, where they will receive their class schedules.

Homerooms are as follows:Grade 7

Room 206 — Addie Adams, Jenna Bryan, Halle Curry, Jillian Ewing, Nathan Fezell, Chelsey Hanahan, Mikahla Ho, Jeffrey Lepley, Kayden McCoy, Carter Moore, Marley Plowman, Braden Plyler, Jada Ponder, Hunter Shaw, Cadence Stahlman, Sydney Stevens, Taylor Tenney, Adison Thompson, Calvin Van Der Westhuizen.

Room 207 — Ethanyal Baker, Darius Cassano, Saniah Colo’n, Kathryn Engles, Kendal Fonzo, Brock Habbyshaw, Ian Higley, Paige McLaughlin, Brody Mong, Sabian Pascorell, Josiah Rodriguez, Natalie Saragian, Emilie Shaw, Alexis Snyder, Tayla Sporer, Ryan Taylor, Walter Van Der Westhuizen, Dameon Walters, Jayden Wilmoth.

Room 208 — Jayden Adams, Brooke Bowers, Ryan Chen, Ja’Kaiah Daniels, Austin Davis, Mathew Gharing, Anthany Huynh, Dylon Irwin, Brady Kozlowski, Emma Phenicie, Aryon Radowicz, Ian Reagle, Leaha Rial, Maddox Ritchey, Ryan Sandok, Tanner Schermerhorn, Miranda Shank, Travis Shingledecker, Madison Troyer, Hezekiah Woodard.

Room 209 — Kaylyn Blum, Abe Davis, Colin Elford, Sebastien Green, Caden Harrington, Kevin Hoffman, Tegun Hollabaugh, Anden Maxon, Jaycie McVay, Breanna Nichols, Sophia Palmer, Carter Proudfoot, Mazy Shingledecker, Chloe Shontz, Evan Steigerwald, Dean Sutton, Sierra Swab, Howard Williams, Jameson Wofford, Hannah Woloszyn.

Room 212 — Pietro Alfeo, Logan Arroyo, Haley Avril, Jacob Balsamo, Samantha Eppinger, Mirae Franklin, Ava

Fulmer-Andrusky, Kyle Heckathorne, Jenna Itzenhuiser, Mandy King, Andrew Lehman, Shyann Lindsay, Marshall McLaughlin, Brooklyn Phillips, Samantha Shouey, Trace Silvis, Zoey Strouse, Deja Walker, Dathan Weaver, Shadow Young.

Room 215 — Hayden Bellis, Landon Boone, Angelina Byler, Trinity Coursen, Gaige Cox, Selena Diaz, Makenzi Emick, Sierra Fletcher, Haylee Graham, Alivia Hartsfield, Benjamin Krellner, Austin Kugler, Hunter McVay, Trinity Paden, Malayah Rice, Joshua Severo, Duane Sheatz, Eric Sliker, Rainbow Vogus, Braiden Wilson.

Room 217 — Aiden Bellerive, Kassidy Buckley, Nicholas Fezell, Aiden Groves, Hailey Hanna, Wyatt Hedglin, Karter Hoffman, Alexander Johnston, Aydan Kazimer, Charles Keener, Haily Laam, Jayden Lindsey, Macey Perry, Emma Pritts, Jacob Riddle, Ruth Riddle, Rah’Janir Russell, Jasmine Stewart, Maya Umstead, Cody Walkowski.

Grade 8Room 202 — Cadence Ashbaugh,

Trent Harmon, Deandre Hawke, Ally Judy, Isabella Peterson, Olivia Rondinelli, Landon Ruhlman, Gabriel Taylor, Samuel Wimer.

Room 204 —Alexis Baker, Landon Bell, David Bookwalter, Jeffrey Brenan, Lillian Coon, Eden Criado, Finnegan Daly, Lilliana Fonzo, Tyler Hiatt, Teagan Keely, Jocelynn Keener, Janiah Law, Olivia Leccia, Araya Maxon, Ryan McCauley, Zahara Miller, Blake Roberts, Isabel Sanford-Avoy, Tristan Ward.

Room 210 — Hailey Alsbaugh, Colton Clayton, Ethan Conway, Maddox Dechant, Eden Dick, Ethan Domres, Joseph Findlan, Matthew Hallenbeck, Hunter Hedglin, Mark Heller, Sydney Hoffman, Dominic Kiester, Andrew Lang, William Lisseveld, Alexis McVay, Chloey Page, Breanna Pritts, Jessalynn Smith, Allyson Wilson.

Room 211 — Shannan Andrusky, Kelsi Armstrong, Hannah Barty, Elias Baseler, Seldon Bean, Katherine Boal, Jeremy Cunningham, Dillon Garvey, Jaeden Graham, Caleb Griffin, Ayden Iandoli, Madison Johnson, Landon Lynch, James Reisinger, Sara Strouse, Evan Turner, Michaela Umstead, Jamison Vogan, Nevaeh Wilkins.

Room 218 — Blaine Cramer, Sheyenne Davis, William Findlan, Aida Fonzo, Karis Heckathorne, Gabrielle Johnson, Kayla Johnson, Summer Lowrie, Emily McGill, Mercedes Myers, Rori Norris, Blake Rodgers, Brenton Simpson, Mykah Stone, Madeline Strawbridge, Olivia Tawney, Colton Taylor, Lauralie Wentworth.

Room 219 — Keagan Ace, Zoey Barnes, Abigail Boland, Riley Brophy, Dylan Brown, Lydia Hovis, Tristan Kerns, Terence Loggins, Lucas McNeish, Chase Melat, Alexandria Miller, Jaeyla Myers, Kyle Phipps, Blaze Schatz, Shelby Sylvis, Edward Walter, Alexandra Whalen, Madison Williams.

Room 220 — Bradon Brown, Vance Carey, Katie Cooley, Neil Dechant, Hannah Freer, Kendra Griffiths, Drew Kockler, Gabrielle Laderer, Ty Prince, Jada Reavis, Jayonna Redmond, Liam Reese, Alexander Roberts, Tobias Sanchez, Trenan Smith, Hayden Surrena, Desiree Wolfe, Taylor Ziegler.

Room 221 — Jacob Baker, Tamia Baker, Logan Basham, Renan Billock, Hadon Brown, Chase Carey, Scott Franklin, Gavin Gaurrich, Joshua Ghering, Brookelynn Hudson, Adam Hughes, Isaiah McFeaters, Tessa O’Neil, Jadyn Owens, Samantha Shaw, Camden Smith, Brady Spencer, Madison Stewart, Ember Strausbaugh.

Room 222 — Jason Carey, Nicole Earnhardt, Madison Gladd, Kayla Grossman, Jonah Hall, Brendan Halligan, Lynndsey Hamelly, Emma

Hawke, Ella Marbich, Jay Prettyman, Sophia Rondinelli, Carl Ryan, Reece Sari, Avery Shetler, Kylee Stallard, Lillie Stebbins, Taylor Steetle, Logan Stumpf.

Room 139 — Calla Cramer, Brionna Himes, Noah Morrow, Brieanna Pugliese.

Grade 9Room 110 — Adams - BuckleyRoom 111 — Burnett - FitzgeraldRoom 112 — Flinspach - KadylakRoom 113 — Karns - McFaddenRoom 114 — McLaughlin -

PrettymanRoom 115 — Rhodes – Smith, OlRoom 116 — Smith, Ow – WattsRoom 119 — Weismann – Young

Grade 10Room 156 — Ace - CoastRoom 131 — Colwell - FlattRoom 133 — Franklin- JarvisRoom 134A — Jones - MarstellerRoom 135 — May - PfeufferRoom 170 — Phillips - SpencerRoom 172 — Steetle – Winkler

Grade 11Room 103 — Adams - BillingsleyRoom 104 — Bilotto - ClarkRoom 106 — Conway - DotyRoom 108 — Doyle - GrahamRoom 120 — Harmon - LawrenceRoom 122 — Lopez-Rodgriguez -

PotterRoom 123 — Proper – ShinerRoom 125 — Shontz - Turk

Grade 12Room SC 6 — Ace - ChenRoom SC 3 — Clelland - GrahamRoom SC 4 — Green - JolleyRoom SC 2 — Judy - McElhinneyRoom SC 1 — McFadden - ReagleRoom 101 — Rios - StubbsRoom 102 — Tate - WolfeRoom 151 — Valdesalice - Ziegler


Smedley Street Elementary School homeroomsOIL CITY

Kindergarten

Mrs. Susan Klapec — Suzanna Bartlett, Liam Braun, Wyatt Craig, Clara Horn, Landon Heim, Jesse James McDonald, Lucy McKinney, Rylan Mong, Mason Myers, Mya Stevenson, Grayson Grieff

Mrs. Chelsey Meade — George Allen, Lucy Antill, Kaylee Collingwood, Oliver Dudek, Trevor Gelts, Carlito Jones, Easton Lineman, Amanda Mayhorn, Christian McCalmont, Liliana Plowman, Baylee Schwab, Matthew Sibble, Chloee Smeltzer

Mrs. Jenny Mumford — Parker Billotte-Cole, Jackson Boocks, Malia Burrows, Ryan Chelton II, Mia Culp, Edmund Denny, Noah Kauffman, Easton Mitchell, Elliott Moser, Oren Proper, Sophia Sandrock, Peyton Thompson, Emma Vasil

Grade 1Mrs. Jessica Rodriguez — Evadnee Ashby, Lydia

Bisbee, Kenley Bish, Madison Burley, John Crawford, Javon Davis, Ahren Detrich, Adam Gerwick, AnnaBella Hartle, Alayna Haskins, Trenton Horn, Keely Johnson,

William Kauffman, Austin Kellogg, Zoey Klinger, Kamdin Mitcham, Jacob Murray, Zane Piercy, Zamir Roberts, Maddyson Robertson, Carson Rock, Evanleigh Stephens, Matthew Welms

Mrs. Stacey Sopher — Alexzander Adams, Alecia Barner, Theodore Barrett, Sofia Davis, Jaxon Drake, Allison Graham, Leila Huber, Va-mya Loggins, Arrington Manson, Jason Marsh Jr., Alexzand McClelland, Masynn Miller, Maelee Munoz, Zachery Seigworth, Divine Shontz, Gabriel Sibble, Aberum Sloane, Kenzie Sterling, Ruby Stine, Mollie Weller

Seventh Street Elementary School homeroomsGrade 2

Mrs. Carmen Horner — Noah Bosley, Isabella Caldwell, Taylor Crisman, Arlie Harrison, Regan Harry, Serenity Hasty, George Kramer, Romeo Ludy, Knightlynn McClelland, Grayson Minteer, Landon Moyer, Violet Moulin, Madlyn Roser, Sawyer Schnitzer, James Shontz, Coult Thompson, Otis Weaver, Madilyn Wice, Seth Vitka

Ms. Randi Hibbard — Aayona Ashby, Noah Baker, Tyzhon Bowser, Anneliese Cotherman, Bella Corter, Reilly Fletcher, Madison Goodman, William Hutchinson, William Johnson, Gabriel McCalmont, Gavin Moore, Carter Olmstead, Joshua Pla, Haley Porterfield, Messiah Ringgold, Rosalie Roser, Brynnley Rossman, Thor Smith, Levi TenEyck,

Mrs. Kelly Zerbe — Bella Aaron, Tanner Bucholz, Abigail Burrows, Dante Canaan, Molly Hibbard, Nicholas Howland, Christina Hudak, Kathryn Hummel, Urijah McClelland, Gary Minteer III, Dillon Mitchell, Katheryn Moyer, Aubrey Mong, Sincere Shontz, Neveah Silvis-Wise, Liam Sloan, Aaron Smith, Ava Stevenson, Ella Swartz, Olivia Walters

Grade 3Ms. Becky Antkowiak – Elliana Cotherman, Dalilah

DelValle, Jacob Denny, Paityn Grove, Bella Harriett, Samantha Howland, Arabella Jones, Donald Lary, Riley Markley, Koby Martin, Aiden Mong, Parker Nicewonger, Xavier Piercy, Bristol Plowman, Preston Rossman, Ryan Rupp, Blake Sandrock, Sean Slater, Avery Sloane, Payton Winters

Mrs. Christy Basham – Lanaya Basham, Kasen Bradley, Gentry Clark, Mason Deets, Caleb Detrich, Bristol Dille, Sebastian Galan-Stroup, Avry Gerwick, Callie Hanlon, Natalie Horn, Cooper Lobaugh, Spencer Lovejoy, Evelyn Marsh, Grayden McGarvie, Austin Mong, Kamryn Murray, Jose Pla, Jordan Polley, Bremen Stoltenburg, Carter Thompson

Mrs. Amy McKinley — Dallas Blauser, Gavin Caldwell, Josephine Chelton, Aubrey Collingwood, Cadence Cottrell, Cayden Deeter, Ava Eisenman, Sofie George, Cohen Green, Cameron Griffin, Shyann Hoover, Zayden Kase, Cole Laskey, Ethan McWilliams-White, Skylar Miller, Carter Mitchell, Riley Moore, Jayleigh Rex, D’Artangnan Sloan, Aundraya Sibble, Lyra Uncapher

See 7TH STREET, Page 10


Hasson Heights Elementary homeroomsOIL CITY

Grade 4Mr. Ed Benson — Aiden

Attleberger, Brynlee Barbar, Owen Bills, Addison Brainard, Aerionna Bosley, Sammie Crisman, Raivyn Delp, Bryce Dunham, Jack Garver, Luke Hummel, Bryson Johnson, Rylie Johnson, Kaitlyn Luxbacher, Josiah Mansaray III, Addisyn Sayles, Lilly Shiley, Chloe Shuffstall

Mr. Joseph Caffrey — Oliver Attleberger, Ashton Burrows, Molly Bucholz, Aiden Detar, Bentley Graham, Kennadi Kase, Emma Lee, Lexis Morgan, Adam Nageotte, Skye Pettit, Jencent Pleger, David Smith, Avalynne Sterling, Kaleb Vitka-Sterner, Cailynn Winger

Mrs. Katherine Morfenski — Ava Aaron, Anderson Allen, Autumn Armstrong, Samantha Bartlett, Lily Curran, Dolcie Dawes, Ava Dolby, Carsen Hartle, Paisley Hull, Benjamin Kee, Olivia Lee, Jayden Lewis, Brooks McFall, Cody Proper, Corbin Rock, Marcus Stewart, Ashlynn Ware, Jaymee Wice

7th Street�

Continued from Page 9Kindergarten

Room 106 (Mrs. Davis) — Piper Bruner, Andrew Graff, Clyde Horne, Olivia Irwin, Eli Johnson, Kameren Kerr, Mackenzee Laird, Vance Mattocks, Jaxon McElroy, Shiloh Ray, Cole Reed, Mya Stephenson, Sarah Stewart, Lillian Youkers

Room 101 (Mrs. Rambo) — Parker Barnhill, Jack Cottrell, Jaycie Culber, Korbin Ealy, Aaliyah Evans, Isabella Glass, Mario Gorman, Cameron Hamilton, Jace Keener, Colleen Kelly, Daniel Redburn, Piper Reed, Braxton Schlosser, Emery Woods

Room 103 (Mrs. Swab) — Briella Beers, Jayce Burnett, Caedyn Carter, Liam Craig, Logan Fornof, Paislee Forsell, Caleb Harkless, Ava Haupt, Milo Lansberry, Jace Makin, Paxton Schnitzer, Quinton Siembida, Kaylie Sobina, Bristol Whitmer

Room 104 (Mrs. Schiffer) — Benson Basham, Kinsley Boocks, Skylynn Bouse, Delilah Brown, Derrick Crawford, Griffin Kasunic, Acacious Kinney, Temperance Lee, Brynlee McMillen, Ema Sanford, Jackson Smalley, Caleb Smith, Brylee Taylor

Grade 1Room 109 (Mrs. Arnink) — Orion Banos, Cameron Barron,

Jacob DeJarnett, Luke Delvalle, Wyatt Dominique, Blake Douglas, Mya Hutchinson, Aubrey Kelly, Ameilya LaTona, Mylah McElroy, Aleeah Millard, Charles Novogradac, Alice Oliverio, Naomi Schiffer, Kynaii Setting

Room 107 (Mrs. Donovan) — Lucas Efthimiou, Maddison Faunce, Mason Friedhaber, Ramon Hogan, Jaxson Huffman, Cooper Klapec, Breezann Kline, Michael LaBoy, Ella Lawson, Baxter Long, Reed Milner, Jayson Newhand-Batchelder, Masen Perry, Elizabeth Stubbs, Adalynn Taylor, Matthew Tupek, Olivia Ward

Room 108 (Mrs. Singleton) — Liam Anthony, Jason Culp, Alexander Efthimiou, Trenton Evans, Trixie Fischer, Alexis Fortney, Jordy Fulmer, Dayton Grazier, Levi Johnson, Bria Pertz, Chance Russell,

Paige Russell, Zain Seigworth, Ashlynn Shuffstall, Madison YorkRoom 110 (Mrs. Thompson) — Ivy Beach, Connor Beers,

Mason Craig, Quinn Campbell, Logan Dickinson, DeVayah Drumm, Kennedy Hazlett, Jack Hobbie, Wilson Kot, Emma Langhoff, Lydia McCloskey, Luka McDonald, Keaghen Nearhoof, Tate O’Brien, Zailen Ream, Carter Ross, Nevaeh Whitford

Grade 2Room 136 (Mr. Delmonaco) — Noah Barnett, William

DeLuca, Izabella Fedorek, Max Gustafson, Gracie Gutowski, Khloe Krepp, Emily Latchaw, Blake Lineman, Dylan Manross, Connor Martin, Mason McIntyre, Adelyn Pearlstein, Lucas Pedley, Bria Provost, Hunter Resinger, Joseph Sharrar, Aliyanna Torres, Liliana Tran, Aubrey Woodworth, Elizabeth Young

Room 138 (Mrs. Ewing) — Parker Billings, Aubrie Birchard, Noah Bomboy, Aaliyah Bowersox, Evelyn Garmong, Cooper Johnson, Jackson Kasunic, Maci McCool, Chase McFall, Chloe McGee, Stormer Morrison, DeSheawn Norwood, Michaela Novogradac, Ezra Rossey, Wessley Shuffstall, Anthony Simpson, Carlee Smeltzer, Ayla Spencer, Joel Sponenburgh, Alessa Washington

Room 135 (Mr. Forgey) — Ellianna Aguilar, Derek Best, Seamus Davis, Aubree Douglass, Ava Drozdo, Mason Durham, Malakai Horton, Bryce James, Holden Korth, Neytiri LaTona, Maximus Middleton, Brooklyn Reed, Gabrial Rottman, Owen Ruditis, Amelia Sneltzer, Hayden Wheeler, Isaiah Wise, Rylie Wright, Bryar Zuck

Room 137 (Mrs. Miller) – Aiden Blankenship, Owen Donovan, Baye Griffith, Landon Griffith, Jade Hughes, Alaina Ison, Jonathon Ketner, Damion Lafferty, Mason Miller, Orion Russell, Wyatt Setting, Mila Siembida, Ashton Tenney, Hope Vitka, Liam Walter, Dakota Weaver, MaKenna Welter, Dalton Wilkins, Josie Witmer, Liam Young

See HASSON, Page 12


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Grade 3Room 130 (Mrs. Collins) — Allison

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Room 128 (Mrs. Greene) — Christopher Budzinski, Declan Davis, Harry Dressler, Izabella Faunce, Erik Fischli, Maximus Glass, Aubrey Hanlon, Ariana Kelley, Seth Korth, Lena Kot, Natalee Laird, Hunter Lawson, Xander Mejia, Bernard Messina III, Blake Miller, Payden Prichard, Isabella Renwick, Lyla Sobina, Michael Williams

Room 131 (Mrs. Mawhinney) — Presley Anderson, Alaina Beers, Regina Brown, Chance Chambers, David DeArment, Mina Graham, Amelia Johnson, Bryce Kelly, Raffaele Labay, Maxwell McFadden, Tryton Reed, Kristian Roxberry, Madison Russell, Gabriel Schoettle, Nadia Shirey, Alexandra Spilar, Journie Stahlman, Silas Stull, Bryson VanHorn, Jeremiah Watson

Room 129 (Mrs. McGee) — Arianna Boal, Abigail Davis, Willow Exley, Lillian Gilbert, Alesia Ison, Cami Kuhn, Eli Lanning, Olivia Loud, Adrien McCloskey, Brayden McFeaters, Troy McNellie, Haley Moyer, William Schell, A’Miya Shaw-Wise, Lowell Shimp, Maison Turk, Braxton VanHorn, Aurora Vasquez,Wyatt Warren

Grade 4Room 132 (Mrs. Benson) — Sophia

Braden, Lindsey Dahlstrom, Brooklyn Dunkle, Addison Garmong, Avery Gates, Desmond Grimm, Kylie Huffman, Nathan Johnson, Joseph Kiskaddon, Kaelyn Klapec, Dezmin-Rae Leonard, Michael Lincoln Jr, Kendall Miller, Spencer Moyer, Lucy Pedley, Thomas Rennard, Kaia Roess, Avie-Anna Setting, Coledan Slee, Jeric Stahlman, Tessa Taft, Kody Wilkins Jr., Kassity Wilson, Aubrielle Witmer, Brody Woodworth

Room 127 (Mrs. Boocks) — Mia Aguilar, Lillian Balas, Autumn Bradley, Christian Bundy, Addisyn Campbell, Alexander Crosmun, Emma Donovan, Bode Fichter, Isabella Heeter, Ashton Lawall, Devon McClelland, Kaci McClelland, Zephyr McDonald, Violet McMillen, Jauslyn McNaughton, Brigitte Mederer, William Paxton, Carter Ruditis, Erin Smith, Bentley Staub, Donald VanWormer, Jaydan Whitford, Allison Williams, Aiden Wise

Room 126 (Mr. Cochran) — Gracie Birchard, Jayden Brown, Manuel Crawford, Teagan Downing, Delaney Ebke, Brycen Fleming, Jesse Fortney, William Golden, Hadley Hebner, Sarah Jackson, Ella Kasunic, Shenee Kightlinger, Leah Knox, Maya Kostek, Austin Kritikos, Dominic Manross, Raegan Milner, Dirk Roxberry, Jordan Shirey, Jayson Simpson, John Sneltzer, Austin Tupek, Isaiah VanWormer, Freya Wisniewski, Faith Witte

Room 133 (Mrs. McMahon) — Karson Bowler, Devin Delp-Hale, Chandler Denny, Azayah Ditch, Aiden Drozdo, Matthew Durham, Kanner Exley, Layla Felmlee, Madison Fink, Brady Fulmer, Waylon Harrison, Jacob Lingo, Ahveanna McElroy, Isabella Messina, Ava Ray, Austin Rice II, Jacob Smith, Laney Smith, James VanWormer, Aryonna Wagner, Alaina Weaver

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Oil City Area School District calendarAug. 27-28 ....................................Professional days – no school for studentsSept. 1 .............................................................................First day for studentsSept. 7 .......................................................................... Labor Day - no schoolOct. 2 ............................................................................................Vacation dayNov. 13 .................................................... Act 80 Day - no school for studentsNov. 26-30 ................................................................... Thanksgiving vacationDec. 24-Jan. 1 ....................................................................Christmas vacationJan. 18 .................................................... Act 80 Day – no school for studentsJan. 22 ............................................................... End of second grading periodFeb. 12 .........................................................................................Vacation dayFeb. 15 .........................................................................................Vacation dayMarch 18 ................................................................................ Professional dayMarch 19 ................................................ Act 80 Day – no school for studentsMarch 22 ......................................................................................Vacation dayApril 1-6 ................................................................................... Easter vacationMay 7 ..................................................... Act 80 Day – no school for studentsMay 31 ...................................................................Memorial Day – no schoolJune 8 .............................................................................. Last day for studentsJune 9 ..................................................................................... Professional day

Snow make-up days if needed: Feb. 12, Feb. 15, March 22, April 6, April 5, June 9, June 10 and thereafter.

Hasson�

Continued from Page 10

The Cranberry Area School District will launch the new school year for stu-dents on Tuesday, Sept. 1. Sixth grade and the Junior/Senior High School hours are from 7:35 a.m. to 2:27 p.m. Elementary School hours are from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Families can keep abreast of school happenings on the dis-trict’s website at www.cranberrysd.org, and on Facebook at facebook.com/cran-berrysd.

Registration of new studentsIf you have not registered your child

for Cranberry schools, please do so before the first day of school.

Please call to make an appointment to register your child at Cranberry Elementary (676-1871, Ext. 1502) or at Cranberry Junior/Senior High School (676-8504, Ext. 2520). Appointments are available between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Parents are to take the following information with them for registration: student’s birth cer-tificate, student’s immunization records, two items as proof of residency, and con-tact information from their former school.

ELEMENTARYWelcome packets

A welcome back packet was mailed today to each family. In the packet, each family should receive:� Welcome Back Letter (White

Paper)� Student Information Sheet (Pink

Paper)� Directory of Teachers (Blue Paper)� Student Transportation Information

(Green Paper)� Health Services Information

(Yellow Paper)

� Procedures and Policy Information (Salmon Paper)

Please match your child’s classroom number, found on the pink paper, to the assigned teacher listed on the blue paper. The directory of teachers is also pub-lished below.

If you are new to the district or if your child does not receive a welcome packet, please call 676-1871. Summer office hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

In order to maintain privacy and pro-vide clarity, Cranberry Elementary School will not post or publicize elemen-tary classroom assignments or bus routes. Personalized information regarding class assignments and bus times is provided via mail to each student’s family.

KindergartenInformation is sent to each family’s

home regarding their child’s specific sched-ule, start date and classroom teacher.

Elementary locker informationInside measurements are as follows:

39 inches high, 9 inches wide and 11 inches deep. Parents should keep these measurements in mind when purchasing backpacks, etc.

Cranberry Elementary staffKindergarten Teachers:Room 105, Mrs. EarpRoom 106, Mrs. KarnsRoom 107, Mrs. WagnerRoom 108, Mrs. Attenborough

First Grade Teachers:Room 101, Mrs. O’NeilRoom 102, Miss CarothersRoom 103, Mrs. PlattRoom 104, Mrs. Shaffer

Second Grade Teachers:Room 201, Mr. WachobRoom 202, Mrs. NeelyRoom 203, Mrs. SchwabRoom 204, Mrs. Greene

Third Grade Teachers:Room 205, Mrs. JohnsonRoom 206, Mrs. FreerRoom 207, Mrs. McCallRoom 208, Mrs. Sell

Fourth Grade Teachers:Room 302, Mr. ClaytonRoom 303, Mr. StevensRoom 306, Mrs. Vetter and Miss

WilsonRoom 314, Ms. Milchak

Fifth Grade Teachers:Room 304, Ms. Burchfield and Ms.

FaunceRoom 307, Mrs. GardnerRoom 308, Mrs. KeenanRoom 313, Mr. Woods

Sixth Grade Teachers:Room 309, Mrs. DawsonRoom 310, Mr. LanderRoom 311, Mrs. ShumakerRoom 312, Mrs. Findlay

Learning Support Teachers — Mrs. Baughman, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Reiser, Mrs. Rivera

Art Teacher — Mrs. ZerbeESL, Guided Reading Teacher — Mr.

HeplerGifted Teacher — Mrs. MitchellSchool Counselor — Mrs. KoskerInstrumental Music Teacher — Mr.

PoffInstructional Support Teacher — Mrs.

MorrisonLibrarian — Mrs. GaddessMusic Teacher — Miss LopuhNurse — Mrs. AllamanPhysical Education Teacher – Mr.

KellerReading Teachers — Mrs. Bell, Miss

StevensonSpeech Therapist — Mrs.

McCormickAssistant Principal — Mrs. ConklePrincipal — Mr. HornerDirector Special Programs — Mrs.

ChittesterSchool Psychologist — Mrs. Bullers


Cranberry Area School District General InformationCRANBERRY

For more informa�on call:Community Services of Venango County at 678-7766 ext. 120

www.facebook.com/csvenango

EARLY HEAD STARTVenango County

• EHS Services are available for pregnant women and children up to age 3.• Year round open enrollment• A FREE, home-based program that provides families with child development educa�on and support.• Weekly home visits are conducted around your schedule.• Monthly Family Interac�on Time - Fun family ac�vi�es.

“Parents are a child’sFIRST and BEST teacher.”

See CRANBERRY, Page 14

HIGH SCHOOLSchedule Pick-up

Schedules for students in grades 8 - 12 will be uploaded to the student and parent portals today. Hard copies of schedules along with other back to school information that needs to be completed and returned will be in the student’s homeroom on the first day of school. Mr. Godinich (grades 10-12) and Mrs. Corbett (grades 7-9) will be available for questions regarding schedules starting on Aug. 18.

Schedules for grade 7 and new stu-dents to the district will be distributed at orientation.

OrientationOn Wednesday, Aug. 19, and Thursday,

Aug. 20, orientation will be held in the high school for incoming seventh grade students and new students to the district. Orientation will be scheduled in 45-min-ute sessions throughout each day, offer-ing day time and evening appointments.

An email will be sent to parents allowing them to schedule a time for the student and one parent/guardian to attend. More information about orientation will be included in the email.

ChromebooksChromebooks will be issued to stu-

dents in grades 7-12 during the first week of school. Forms for insurance will be emailed/mailed to parents. Please send forms with your child noting if you would or would not like insurance. If you would like insurance, please also include payment with checks made out to CHS.

Student driversParking permits will be provided to

students entering grades 11 and 12. The cost is $5. Students must complete the online application, by uploading a copy or photo of their driver’s license and

vehicle registration card. Online applica-tions can be found on the high school website at www.cranberrysd.org. An email will also be sent to the students and parents with a link to the online document. Payment can be made in the office the first week of school. Permits will not be distributed unless all criteria are met.

High school photosLifetouch Photography will photo-

graph all students during school hours on Thursday, Sept. 17. Makeups will be taken Friday, Oct. 30. There is no cost to have a photo taken for the school year-book and student ID badges. Flyers with information on purchasing additional photos for personal use will be distrib-uted closer to photo day.

Athletic eventsAdmission Fees for High School

Athletic Events:Adult admission — $3Student admission — $2All-Season pass options are available

for students and adults.Student all-season passes cost $40. It

includes home Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball, Wrestling, Volleyball (play-off events are not included with this pass).

Adult all-season passes cost $60. It includes home Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball, Wrestling, Volleyball (play-off events are not included with this pass).

All-season passes will be available at the ticket table of all home contests and at the high school office.

Senior citizens who are district resi-dents and are 62 years of age or older shall be admitted without charge to all school events. Stop by the district office or contact Linda Sandrock at 676-5628, Ext. 1509, or email [email protected] to obtain a senior citizen pass.

Cafeteria informationFamilies that have children attending

Cranberry Area School District can apply online for free or reduced price school meals through the National School Lunch Program by going to the website link

https://www.schoolcafe.com. Families that have already received notification of Direct Certification do not need to sub-mit and application.

For additional information, visit the Cranberry Area School District’s website at www.cranberrysd.org. If you require a paper application or have questions please email Linda Sandrock at [email protected] or call at 676-5628, Ext. 1509.

Cafeteria Prices:Elementary Breakfast — $1.30Elementary Lunch — $2.50High School Breakfast — $1.50High School Lunch — $2.60Milk — 55 centsReduced Breakfast — 30 centsReduced Lunch — 40 cents

TransportationBuses will be in operation for the

2020-2021 school year. Students should be at the bus stop at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Please keep in mind that bus pick up and drop off times can vary from the times indicated. It is natural for the buses to be slightly off schedule during the first few weeks of school.

Transportation information for ele-mentary students was included in the “welcome packet” sent to all elementary families. Transportation information for high school students was emailed to all high school families. No route informa-tion will be published.

If you have any questions regarding your student’s transportation, please con-tact Chelsey Ritchey at 676-5628, Ext. 1508.

Video cameras are in place on Cranberry Bus Company buses and in the school

buildings to support efforts to maintain discipline and aid in ensuring the safety and security of all students and staff.

The use of video and audio recording equipment on Cranberry Bus Company buses supports efforts to maintain disci-pline and aid in the safety and security of all students and staff being transported.

A parent/guardian must be present at the bus stop for K-5th grade in order for your student to be dropped off. Any arrangements made last school year ended on June 3.

School cancellation planCranberry Area School District uses

local television, radio stations and news media as well as our own website and Facebook page as the primary ways to notify you of events, emergencies, school delays and cancellations. In addition, the district uses automated notification calls, emails and text messages.

Internet:www.thederrick.comwww.cranberrysd.orgwww.explorevenango.comhttps://www.facebook.com/cranber-

rysd/

Radio:Oil City - FM WKQW 96.3 & AM

1120 KQWFranklin - Froggy 100.3/98.5Majic 99.3/104.5WUZZ 94.3/107.7

Television:WPXI PittsburghKDKA PittsburghWTAE PittsburghWICU ErieWSEE Erie

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Child Development Centers will begin the 2020-2021 school year on Tuesday, Sept. 8, in its Venango County preschool classrooms with 100 percent in-person learning.

Here is a summary of key information relating to the upcoming term:

COVID-19 Safety Protocols – CDC’s internal Health Services Team, led by a board-certified pedia-trician, has implemented strict safety measures in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Aside from enrolled children and staff, access to all centers is restricted as part of the protocol. Anyone who does enter the facility is required to pass a screening at the door which includes a tem-perature check, use of hand sanitizer (provided by CDC) and answering a series of questions relating to symptoms and potential COVID-19 exposure.

All adults and children ages 2 and above are also required to wear face masks. Parents of preschoolers (ages 3-5) have the option to sign a waiver if they feel their child cannot reliability remove a mask in an emergency or do not feel they can wear one safely. School-age children can obtain a waiver for mask-wearing if they have a legitimate medical concern with documentation from their primary care physi-cian.

Bus runs for Head Start classes at the Grant Street site in Oil City and Seventh Street center in Franklin will be staggered. This will result in a slight exten-sion of the school day at these locations to accom-modate the multiple runs.

The first bus will arrive at the centers at 8 a.m. and the first bus leaving the center to take children home will depart at 2:30 p.m. Specific pick-up times will be communicated to families through a phone call and/or a postcard sent via mail.

When buses arrive at their designated stops, a CDC staff member will follow the same screening

protocols that take place at the entranceway of all centers (explained above).

Children with a temperature registering at 100 degrees Fahrenheit or above, and those displaying obvious signs of illness, will not be permitted to board the bus or attend class that day.

Children will be spread out on the buses as much as possible and the seats will be cleaned between runs to ensure a sanitary environment. Everyone will be re-screened once buses arrive at the center.

Please note, families who do not utilize transpor-tation services for Head Start are welcome to self-transport but are asked to drop their child off at the door to be screened and escorted to their classroom by a CDC employee.

Head Start — Head Start is the federal govern-ment’s preschool program for 3-, 4- and 5-year-old children from low-income households. Head Start at CDC is a full-day, nine-month program that is intended to prepare children for a successful transi-tion to kindergarten and elementary school. In addi-tion to early childhood education, Head Start offers a number of other services that support the children’s health, development and family well-being. Slots are still available at the Cranberry center, as well as the 7th Street site in Franklin and Grant Street location in Oil City. Interested families can submit an applica-tion by visiting www.cdcenters.org/enroll-now or by calling (814) 670-0643. A family’s income must be at or below the federal poverty level — currently $26,200 for a family of four — for children to enroll in Head Start. The program is free to income-eligible households.

Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts — This state-funded pre-kindergarten learning program will be offered at CDC’s Hasson Heights, Franklin School-Age and Cranberry centers. Pre-K Counts is for children who are at least 3 years old but not yet old enough to start

kindergarten. The full-day, nine-month program is open to families whose income is below 300 percent of the federal poverty level ($78,600 for a family of four). Pre-K Counts is intended to give children an early educational boost that will help them to do bet-ter in the classroom when they make the transition to kindergarten and elementary school. Instruction focuses on reading and math skills, social and school-readiness skills, following directions, and getting along with fellow students and teachers. There also is emphasis on developing an interest in learning and involving the family in the child’s edu-cation.

Preschool — CDC also offers a tuition-based preschool program at its Venango County centers for 3-, 4- and 5-year-old boys and girls that is identical to Pre-K Counts but has no income eligibility guide-lines. For more information on any of the preschool programs, families can call (814) 670-0838.

School-Age Care — The Venango County School-Age Program for children in kindergarten through sixth grade will continue to offer before and after school care, which includes breakfast, snack, educa-tional activities, homework help and transportation to most schools every day that classes are held. Families who enroll for before-school services may drop off children at CDC any time between 6 a.m. and when buses leave for school. All children in after-school care must be picked up by 6 p.m.

CDC will not be able to accommodate school-age children who need care during the school day or dur-ing remote learning sessions.

Hours of operation — The school day for chil-dren enrolled in CDC’s Pre-K Counts program is from 8:30 a.m to 2:30 p.m. Child care at centers that offer Pre-K Counts is available before and after classes.

See CDC, Page 16

As previously mentioned, the Head Start classes at Grant Street and Seventh Street will have an extend-ed day to accommodate staggered bus runs. The first bus will arrive at the centers by 8 a.m. and the first bus will leave to take children home at 2:30 p.m. The number of bus runs per center may vary.

School days off — Unless otherwise noted, CDC centers are open on snow cancellation days and other days off. CDC’s only weekdays off during the school term are Labor Day, Thanksgiving, the day after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Memorial Day.

Outer Limits — CDC’s Outer Limits program makes a way for local children to take part in school-related athletics, the arts and other activities that involve skill-building. Among activities that partici-pants may choose are football, soccer, wrestling, cheerleading, and music and art lessons. Families can learn more by contacting Outer Limits coordina-tor Tammy Snyder at (814) 225-8388 or [email protected].

Bus schedulesHasson Heights Child Development Center7:35 a.m. — Depart from CDC with Seventh

Street, Smedley Street and St. Stephen students.8:12 a.m. — Depart from CDC with Hasson

Heights Elementary and Oil City Middle School fifth grade students.

2:35 p.m. — Leave Oil City Middle School with sixth grade students who attend CDC.

3 p.m. — Pick up CDC school-age children at St. Stephen School.

3:15 p.m. — Leave Oil City Middle School with fifth grade students who attend CDC.

3:25 p.m. — Depart from Smedley Street with CDC school-age children.

3:30 p.m. — Pick up CDC school-age children at Seventh Street School.

3:30 p.m. — Depart from Hasson Heights Elementary with CDC school-age children.

Cranberry Child Development Center7:50 a.m. — Cranberry School District Bus 14

leaves CDC with Cranberry sixth grade students.9 a.m. — Cranberry School District Bus 14 leaves

CDC with Cranberry Elementary students (grades 1-5, last names N-Z); Cranberry Bus 18 leaves CDC with Cranberry Elementary students (grades 1-5, last names A-M).

2:30 p.m. — Cranberry School District Bus 14 drops off Cranberry sixth grade students at CDC.

3:45 p.m. — Cranberry Bus 8 drops off Cranberry Elementary students (grades K-5) at CDC.

Franklin School-Age Child Development Center

7:25 a.m. — CDC bus departs with Central and Sandycreek students.

7:30 a.m. — CDC bus departs with Valley Grove students.

3:05 p.m. — CDC bus arrives with Sandycreek and Central students.

3:15 p.m. — CDC bus arrives with Valley Grove students.

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Pre-KindergartenMs. Weaver — Tensley Booth, Karsyn

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KindergartenMs. Wenner — Aubrielle Bader, Brian

Dang, Derrick Griebel, Teagan Johnston, Mia Laird, Calista Miles, Cora Powell, Hannah Rattigan, Scarlett Siegel,

Liam Stout, Gabe Veronesi, Cara Whitmer.

Grade 1Mrs. Cyphert — Jacob Bohlander,

Zeke Fesco, Christian Holmes, Gabrielle Hummel, Declan Kelley, Creed Kennemuth, Emily Lewis, Grayson Marshall, Brock Miller, Alyssa Ta.

Grade 2Mrs. Marchand — Piper Alexander,

Alexander Beck, Amelia Clark, Charlotte

Clark, Carter Dechant, Corbett Franklin, Kennedy Knight, Madison Laird, Pacen Lesniak, Alesia Morris, Noelle Siegel.

Grade 3Mrs. Selker — Annika Beck, Remy

Fuquay, Emmitt Hummell, Teagann Marshall, Harper Miles, Ellie Miller, Trey Ramsey, Landon Walker.

Grade 4Mr. Greenawalt — Caleb Eisenman,

Blaise Fleisher, Cameron Iseler, Hayden Nickerson, Violet Pitt, Channing Ragon, Brooklyn Spence.

Grade 5Mrs. McCoy — Jeliza Childs, Mason

Coleman, Arleigh Haggerty, Taylor Knapp, Ryan Miles, Buck Morris, Samantha Patton, Kaleb Walker.

Grade 6Mrs. McCoy — Owen Bohlander,

Parker Brown, Joseph Burke, Megan Fenske, Alexander Hummell, Joseph Spence, Thayden Troese, Kayla Troup, Kenna Troup.

Immaculate Conception School calendarAug. 18-19, 24-25 ............................................................... Teacher in-serviceAug. 26 ............................................................................First day for studentsSept. 7 .......................................................................... Labor Day - no schoolOct. 2 ............................................................................................Vacation dayNov. 6 ...........................................Parent/teacher conferences; noon dismissalNov. 25 .....................................................................................Noon dismissalNov. 26-30 ................................................................... Thanksgiving vacationDec. 24-Jan. 1 ....................................................................Christmas vacationJan. 18 .......................................... Teacher in-service - no school for studentsFeb. 5 ...................................................CSW Mass at 11 a.m.; noon dismissalFeb. 15 .................................................... Act 80 Day - no school for studentsMarch 5 .................................................................Vacation/snow makeup dayMarch 8 .................................................................Vacation/snow makeup dayMarch 31 ...............................................................Vacation/snow makeup dayApril 1-5 ................................................................................... Easter vacationApril 30 ................................................... Act 80 Day - no school for studentsMay 31 ................................................................... Memorial Day - no schoolJune 1 ....................................................Last day for students; noon dismissalJune 2 ........................................................................... Teacher in-service day

CCCC General InformationThe Clarion County Career Center

will welcome back both returning and new students on Wednesday, Aug. 26. Reopening guidelines include:� Face-to-face instruction Monday

through Friday per the usual arrival and dismissal times for each sending school.� Face coverings or masks worn

when in hallways and when not able to maintain a social distance of at least 6 feet.� Classrooms will be arranged with

desks facing in one direction and spaced for social distancing.� Frequent hand-washing or hand-

sanitizing throughout the day and between sharing of equipment.� Disinfection of frequently touched

surfaces will occur throughout the day, in addition to disinfection of shared equipment.� Limited access to visitors coming

into the school.� Students’ health is to be assessed

prior to coming to school for COVID-19 symptoms. Students are asked to stay at home if they are sick.� Staff is asked to assess their health

prior to coming to school and will be screened upon entering. Staff is asked to stay at home if they are sick.

New students should watch the mail for a welcome letter, which gives infor-mation about their program.

For more details, go to www.clari-oncte.org.

United Way, partners offer free hair cuts for students

The United Way of Venango County, hair stylists and PA 2-1-1 will hold a Back-to-School Hair Affair, which offers free basic haircuts to Venango County children ages 4 to 18.

Hair Affair will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24, at the Cranberry Mall.

Oil City Vineyard Church and the Salvation Army will

join the United Way to bring participants hair and school supplies.

Appointments will be made in 20-minute inter-vals. Parents who would like to schedule their child’s appointment must contact PA 2-1-1 by dialing 2-1-1 or texting 898-211.

Appoint-ments will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. Social distancing practices will be in place and face masks will be required.

KNOX – Keystone School District has summarized its updated plans to start the 2020-21 school year and it is as fol-lows:

Public school districts have been tasked with and are committed to reopen-ing schools for in-person instruction to

support the educational and mental health needs of students.

At the same time, the school district is attempting to balance the public health requirements that have framed our reopening plans in an effort to mitigate infection and transmission rates.

As a school district, the district is fully committed to reopening for daily, in-person instruction as encouraged by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the USDOE/PDE and various other agencies and institutions, while com-plying with recommended public health guidance.

Keystone School District plans on implementing the following procedures pertaining to each COVID-19 phase are as follows:

Green phase:� Students and staff will return to

daily, in-person teaching and learning� All members of the school commu-

nity will comply with public health guid-

ance specific to the “green” phase: school health and safety; social and physical distancing measures; busing and trans-portation; desks and seating; meals and cafeterias; facial coverings and masks; personal hygiene; and cleaning and dis-infection� Daily, home health screenings con-

ducted by parents and guardians

Yellow phase:� Students and staff will return to

daily, in-person teaching and learning in close consultation with DOH/PDE� All members of the school commu-

nity will comply with public health guid-ance specific to the “yellow” phase: school health and safety; social and physical distancing measures; busing and transportation; desks and seating; meals and cafeterias; facial coverings and masks; personal hygiene; and clean-ing and disinfection� Daily, home health screenings con-

ducted by parents and guardians; addi-

tional health monitoring protocols will be implemented as per local DOH/CMHD recommendations

Red phase:� School will be closed to in-person

teaching and learning� Keystone School District teachers

and staff will provide a robust learning opportunity for all students through online (synchronous and asynchronous) teaching using Google Classroom, dis-trict issued chrome books and other nec-essary materials and supplies� Students will be provided with new

planned instruction needed to attain the relevant academic standards set forth in the PA School Code

Students and families who intend to pursue a fully-virtual, cyber learning option for the 2020-21 school year, should contact the district’s main office at (814) 797-5921 for more information on Keystone’s Virtual Learning Academy.

FOXBURG – Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District has summarized their updated plans to start the 2020-21 school year and it is as follows:

The A-C Valley School District is working hard to meet their vision statement that supports students to “Dream Big, Work Hard, and Act Responsibly.”

In these difficult times planning for a return to school, ACV’s educational team has created a return to school plan that attempts to meet the needs of the families and students by offering three main options for obtaining a great education this year.

These options include:

� Traditional Face-to-Face Learning: This is a typical in-school classroom option, but with safety pre-cautions in place.

� Distance Learning: This is an education provided by ACV teachers using the same curriculum as the face-to-face learning, but one that can be accessed at home. It will still have the support and communication oppor-tunities as face-to-face learning, just modified for learn-ing that occurs in your home.

� A-C Valley Cyber: This is the district’s full cyber program that utilizes curriculum in a 100 percent online platform. These courses are similar in nature to tradi-tional learning, but without the support and communi-cation of the local teachers.

It would be comparable to a program such as PA Cyber and Commonwealth Connections Academy, and parents and students would still have access to com-municating and help through the school.

Unlike disconnecting from ACV by choosing an outside cyber program such as PA Cyber, students choosing the ACV cyber program remain an ACV stu-dent. The ACV cyber liaison is Julie Raybuck. All computer equipment will be provided by the district.

The school district decided to give the three options outlined above for the following reasons:

The district acknowledges that there are many unknown variables in life right now. Some families are concerned about safety at school while others are concerned too many restrictions will be placed on them.

The district wants to provide reasonable options for families to make a decision that helps meet their indi-vidual needs and values.

Families will have the opportunity to evaluate their decision at the end of each quarter. If families begin the year using distance learning, they may choose to change and return to in-person at the end of any quar-ter.

This is vice-versa with families who choose to ini-tially send their children to traditional, in-person learn-ing. At the end of each quarter they may decide to move their child to distance learning.

If the A-C Valley cyber service program is started, it is possible to transition back to traditional learning, but not as seamlessly.

To help families in their decision making process concerning the three learning options available, tradi-tional, distance learning and A-C Valley cyber, the fol-lowing breaks down the requirements of each option and which one it applies to:� Reports to the classroom – traditional;

� Taught by ACV teachers – traditional, distance learning and ACV cyber;� Decision can be changed quarterly – traditional

and distance learning;� Computer and materials provided to student – all

three options;� Opportunity to interact (in person or through

zoom meetings) with ACV teachers and classmates – traditional and distance learning;� Required face coverings, social distancing and

other safety precautions – traditional;� Online curriculum with no “live” teaching – ACV

cyber;� Will require significant parental support to moni-

tor at home work completion – distance learning and ACV cyber;� After-school curricular activities (sports, dances,

etc.) – all three options;� In-school assemblies, field trips, etc. – all three;� Can attend the Clarion County Career Center

(grades 10 to 12) – all three except distance learning and ACV cyber students will be responsible for getting to ACV to ride the career center bus.

The A-C Valley cyber program is a purchased pro-gram that is fully online. Mrs. Raybuck, A-C Valley’s coordinator, handles all communication with students, but the classes are premade and taught by teachers out-side of ACV.

Local support for this learning is limited due to the online nature of these classes. Students must be enrolled in the cyber program for one full semester at a mini-mum before they can decide to return to face to face instruction.


Allegheny-Clarion Valley General InformationA-C VALLEY / KEYSTONE

Keystone School District General Information

The validity of the adage “necessity is the mother of invention” was on full dis-play during the COVID-19 outbreak. People quickly had to learn to adapt to a new way of life, including an educa-tional system that was transformed dra-matically by social distancing guide-lines.

More than 76 million students are enrolled in United States schools, per the latest Census Bureau information. In 2018, 2.12 million students were in Canadian postsecondary institutions alone. In a matter of days, millions of students who once attended classes in-person were forced to transition to vir-tual learning instruction. The process showed just how flexible learning sys-tems can be, and how virtual instruction may become more than an emergency protocol in the future.

Schools utilized systems like Google Classroom, Canvas and virtual meeting apps to connect and learn. While in-class lessons provide the socialization and one-on-one interaction that can be vital for students’ academic success, there are many different reasons why virtual instruction can be a key component of learning models as well. When virtual learning is used in conjunction with tra-ditional teaching, students may have a more well-rounded experience. Here are some potential benefits that may unfold as more data is collected.� Pace: Virtual learning affords stu-

dents the chance to work on lessons at a pace that fits their individual needs. Students can go back and re-read or re-work problems until they’re satisfied they have learned their lesson. Lessons can be slowed down or sped up depend-ing on proficiency, creating a customized educational experience.� No more weather days. Many

school districts include snow or extreme weather days into their calendars, adding

on extra days at the end of school year to meet the specified number of educational days. Remote learning can take over in these times and keep school districts from having to pad calendars.� Convenience: The American

Academy of Pediatrics recommends that middle and high schools start at 8:30

a.m. or later to provide students the best chance to get the amount of sleep they need. Still, most adolescents currently start school before 8:30 a.m. Remote learning enables students to complete their assignments when it works best for them. This may help them get more sleep, too.

� Apps: Learning apps are a new wave of educational tools that have helped buoy virtual instruction. Primary school students or those with individual education plans may bene-fit the most from reinforced app skills that match their learning pace in fun ways.


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