Mar-April 2010 Falcon Flyer (pdf) - Pennsbury School District

FALCON FLYER
Pennsbury High School East Pennsbury High School West
705 Hood Boulevard 608 South Olds Boulevard
Fairless Hills, PA 19030 Fairless Hills, PA 19030
Dr. W. David Bowman, Principal Lisa Becker, Principal
MARCH – APRIL 2010
PRINCIPALS’ MESSAGE
We would like to make you aware of some important events at PHS:
Challenge Day was held on March 8 th and March 11 th . In the course of two days, 200 students (100 students
on each day), staff, parents and administrators participated in activities run by Challenge Day facilitators. During each
session all participants shared personal stories leading to a deeper appreciation for each other. The overall goals of the
program are to increase personal power and self-esteem, to shift dangerous peer pressure to positive peer support and to
eliminate the acceptability of ridicule, violence, and social alienation. Students and staff learned a great deal about
themselves and their peers, and take these lessons back and apply them in their daily interactions. The goal
is to plant seeds that will grow and further promote the positive learning environment we all continue to foster at
Pennsbury High School.
Sports Nite will take place on Friday, March 19 th and Saturday, March 20 th . The festivities begin at 7:00 p.m. on both
evenings, which are held at Charles Boehm Middle School. Good Luck to our Orange and Black Teams!
The Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) exams will be held for juniors on six (6) days between
Tuesday, April 13 th and Tuesday, April 27 th . The PSSA is a state evaluation system that provides information about the
student, Pennsbury High School, and the Pennsbury School District’s performance on the skills included in the
Pennsylvania Academic Content Standards. Students will be tested in the areas of Mathematics, Reading, Science and
Writing. The demonstration of proficiency in Mathematics and Reading was recently added as a requirement for
graduation. Proficiency on this administration of the PSSA is the best method for students to meet that requirement.
Students should also remember that their PSSA scores will be reported on their transcripts. As an additional incentive,
juniors who have earned all possible credits to date and reach proficiency on the PSSA in both Mathematics and Reading
will be eligible for a reduced course load during their senior year. More information concerning this option will be
forthcoming.
To support student achievement, PSSA study sessions will be held prior to the administration of the PSSA. Students who
are interested in attending a PSSA study session should sign up in the main office at either the East or West Campus.
Information regarding a study session schedule will be announced. You will be receiving a letter in the mail that will
outline the schedule for grades 9-12 for our six (6) testing days.
Additional information on the PSSA may be obtained at www.pde.state.pa.us and through the Pennsbury High School
Website.
We wish our juniors success on these upcoming tests! Remember, “Every Question Counts!”

PHS 2009 – 2010 REGULATIONS
We are asking parents and guardians to review
this information with your student. Students
need to follow these regulations throughout their entire
educational experience at Pennsbury High
School. In addition, students are to be in the
classroom each day at 7:20 A.M.
Student Expectations
IN THIS BUILDING
All students are expected to exercise common sense and good judgment.
Head coverings and bandanas, personal electronic devices (ipod, MP3, etc), sunglasses, laser pointers
and cell phones are not to be visible during school hours.
If you violate this policy, you will be asked to relinquish these items to an administrator or
staff member.
Cell Phones
TURN OFF AND PUT
AWAY YOUR CELL
PHONE
YOUR HAT
TURN OFF AND PUT AWAY
YOUR IPOD AND ALL
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Cell phones should be turned off and put away.
Students violating this policy will receive a warning on the first offense and
the parents/guardians will be notified.
On the second offense, the phone will be held and secured until the end of the
class period.
On the third offense, the phone will be held and secured until the end of the
day.
On subsequent offenses, more severe disciplinary action will be assessed, which could
include a Saturday detention or suspension.
Lateness
A period lateness will be accrued and counted and discipline action will be assessed.
Ninety (90) minutes of unexcused lateness will count for a first cut for the class missed.
Two (2) class cuts will result in a failure for the marking period for that class.
The first lateness to B, C or D period will result in the student being issued a warning by the teacher.
The second lateness to B, C or D period will result in the teacher contacting the parent/guardian or a
teacher intervention.
The third lateness to B, C or D period will result in the student being issued a two (2) hour Saturday
detention.

Lisa Becker
Principal
Pennsbury High School West Campus
608 South Olds Boulevard
Fairless Hills, PA 19030
Main Office: 215-949-6780
Fax: 215-949-6857
Email: lbecker@pennsbury.k12.pa.us
GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT NEWS
PENNSBURY HIGH SCHOOL
ATTENTION 11 TH GRADE STUDENTS/PARENTS
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR MARCH 17-18 College Fair
W. David Bowman
Principal
Pennsbury High School East Campus
705 Hood Boulevard
Fairless Hills, PA 19030
Main Office: 215-949-6700
Fax: 215-949-3896
Email: wbowman@pennsbury.k12.pa.us
Junior students: Please read the flyer attached on the 36 th Lower Bucks College Fair. Students
may attend from PHS with parent permission by completing the attached permission slip. Return
the completed slip to either East or West Guidance Office.
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TRIP PERMISSION FORM- COLLEGE/CAREER FAIR
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 2010
My son/daughter has permission to visit the Lower Bucks Counselors’ College/Career Fair
Information Program at King’s Caterers on Thursday, March 18, 2010. Approximately 150
colleges and career schools will be represented. The trip, under the auspices of Pennsbury High
School and sponsored by the Guidance Department, will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 11:10 a.m.
Please return this form to the Guidance Office by no later than Monday, March 1, 2010. This is a
firm deadline.
_________________________________ ________________________________
STUDENT’S NAME PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE
_________________________________ ________________________________
STUDENT ID # STUDENT’S “B” PERIOD TEACHER
NOTE: PARENTS/GUARDIANS AND STUDENTS MAY ATTEND THE FAIR ON
Wed, March 17, 2010 FROM 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Sincerely,
Tracey Mountford
Guidance Counselor

IMPORTANT JUNIOR DATES
PROFICIENCY on the PSSA is a GRADUATION REQUIREMENT.
Scoring BASIC or BELOW BASIC will impact your senior schedule.
• PSSA WRITING April 19 - 23
• PSSA READING/MATH April 7 - 16
• PSSA SCIENCE April 26 – April 30
• College Fair Wednesday March 17 6:30 – 8:30pm King’s Catering
(Parents & Students may attend on Wednesday evening.)
• College Fair Thursday March 18 9 – 10:45am Kings’ Catering
(Permission slip required.)
SAT Test Dates 2010
SAT AND ACT TESTING
ACT Test Dates 2010
March 13, 2010 SAT only April 10, 2010
May 1, 2010 SAT & Subject Tests June 12, 2010
June 5, 2010 SAT & Subject Tests
SAT registration information is available at www.collegeboard.com
ACT registration information is available at www.act.org
REMEMBER TO BRING A PHOTO ID
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SAT PREP COURSES 2009 -2010
AFTER SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES
Course Verbal Math
6 3 /4, 3/8, 3/9, 3/10, 3/11
7 4/13, 4/14, 4/19, 4/20, 4/21
8 No classes 4/22, 4/26, 4/27, 4/28, 4/29
Note: Please keep the top part of your form for date information. You will only be contacted
if the course is closed. It may be necessary to make date changes.
Class Time: 2:20-3:30 Place: Verbal – Room E231 Cost: $35.00 per course
Math – Room A108 payable to PSAA at the
time of registration
Note: Priority will be given to 11 th and 12 th grade students. Students should register as soon as
possible since courses are limited. If enrollment for a course is less than 10 students, that course
will be cancelled. Students that were enrolled in that course will have the option to reschedule.
Attendance is expected for all classes. Refunds will not be issued once the course has started.
Strategies and concepts will be reviewed.
Questions: Contact Miss Downing (Verbal) in Room E221 (ext. 70263) or Mr. Hendrickson (Math)
in Room E105 (ext. 70517)
Submit your registration form (please circle the course or courses) with payment to the
Guidance Office.
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- SAT AFTER SCHOOL REGISTRATION FORM -
DETACH AND RETURN WITH PAYMENT TO THE GUIDANCE OFFICE
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NAME______________________________________________
PHONE NUMBER ___________________________________
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GI BILL BENEFIT FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
There is a program (Survivors and Dependents Educational Assistance) that provides benefits for a
dependent spouse and children of individuals killed in active duty or those veterans who are totally
disabled because of an active duty injury. In addition the new Post 9/11 GI Bill has a provision that
enables current service members the ability to transfer their earned benefits to their dependents.
Normally these benefits are paid for post secondary education programs and various
apprenticeship/on-the-job training programs.
The DEA also known as Chapter 35 of Title 38, U. S. Code, provides education and training
opportunities to eligible dependents of certain veterans. To be eligible, you must be a son, daughter,
or spouse of a:
• Veteran who died or is permanently and total disabled as a result of a service
connected disability. The disability must arise out of active service in the
Armed Forces;
• A veteran who died from any cause while such service-connected disability
was in existence;
• Service member who is missing in action or is captured in line of duty by a
hostile force;
• Service member who is currently being forcibly detained or interned in line of
duty by a foreign government or power;
• Service member who is hospitalized or receiving outpatient treatment for a
service connected permanent and total disability, and is likely to be discharged
for that disability;
As a son or daughter, as long as you have entitlement left, you may generally receive benefits under
this program from age 18 to 26 (8 years).
There is an exception that enables an eligible dependent child (who is 18 years of age) to use
benefits while in high school. These benefits can be used for both private and public high school
programs.
If you are an eligible individual (or if you have questions), please contact Christine Hawk at (717-
787-2414 or chhawk@state.pa.us) to discuss what steps are necessary to help you use this earned
benefit.
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IMPORTANT STUDENT INFORMATION
Seniors, please remember to access the Pennsbury High School online scholarship Database on
Naviance. http://connection.naviance.com/pennsbury. The Scholarship List provides
information for nominating yourself or applying for various scholarships, which come through the
guidance office. This list is updated regularly as we post scholarships so check back frequently.
Federal law requires all men living in the United States to register within a month of their 18 th
birthday with Selective Service. Registering keeps you eligible for college loans, job training,
government jobs and driver’s license renewal in most states. You can get a selective service
registration card at your local post office or register online at www.sss.gov
PENNSBURY INCLUSION PHILOSOPHY
The Pennsbury School District believes our children belong with their peers. Pennsbury is
committed to promoting a sense of belonging in each child by affording all students their right to be
educated, to the maximum extent appropriate, in their neighborhood school. This commitment is
possible through the use of appropriate support to enable students to be educated in the least
restrictive environment.
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PENNSBURY COMMUNITY SCHOOL
The Pennsbury Community School is a great opportunity to broaden your horizons! Offerings
include arts, technology, fitness and other recreational activities. Please go to
http://www.pennsbury.k12.pa.us and click on the words Community School Registration under the
Quick Links column of the website to see a complete list of offerings.
FALLS TOWNSHIP RAPID RECOVERY PROGRAM
When an autistic child or an adult with dementia wanders off and gets lost, finding them quickly
sometimes can make a difference between life and death. The Rapid Recovery Program is a tracking
system that consists of a small wrist bracelet worn by someone that is at risk of wandering. It is
designed to locate missing special-needs children as well as Alzheimer and dementia patients. This
bracelet transmits a signal for up to a mile radius, allowing search and rescue efforts to be quicker,
finding the individual in minutes instead of hours.
This program is available to all Falls Township residents and surrounding communities.
This program is a community-based program and has been funded through private donations as well
as grant money. The Township is not currently charging for this service. Hopefully, with continued
support from the community and grants, the Township will be able to continue to offer this program
free of charge.
If you know any student who would benefit from this program or would like additional information
regarding Rapid Recovery, please contact Faith at the Falls Township Police Department 215-949-
9100 x 303.
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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
American Mathematics Competition
Students at PHS had the opportunity to participate in the 61 st Annual American Mathematics
Competition, which took place on February 24, 2010. Students competed for local, regional, and
national student and school awards. The contest, which covered high school mathematics, was given
at over 4,200 US and International Schools and is recognized by many colleges and universities.
The purpose of this competition is to spur interest in mathematics and to develop talent through the
excitement of friendly competition at problem solving in a timed format.
Pennsbury Mathletics Team 2009-2010
The Pennsbury High School Mathletics Team recently won the Bucks County Mathletics
Championship for the second year in a row. Competing against six other teams (Bensalem, Council
Rock North, Council Rock South, Neshaminy, New Hope and William Tennent) Pennsbury easily
outscored their opponents in the individual, team and relay problems. Pennsbury has won the
championship five of the past seven years!
Matt Rauen, a sophomore at Pennsbury, won the individual championship among the 150
competitors. There were twenty-seven members on this year’s team from grades nine through
twelve. Congratulations to the seniors who were John Boccardo, Alex Boyd, Taylor Caligaris, Jack
He, John Lipkin and Joel Malissa. And to all the underclassmen, “congratulations and let’s make it
three in a row in 2010-11!”
Interested in solving some Mathletics questions from this year?
1. The graph of y = ax 2 + bx + c contains the point (4,3) and has its vertex at
(-2,-24). Find a, b and c.
2. The average of three positive integers is 5 and their product is 96. The average of
their reciprocals are 17/72. Find the median of the three numbers.
3. A rectangle has a perimeter of 10 and a diagonal of . Find the area of the
rectangle.
The team is coached by Ray Hendrickson and assisted by Matt Groden.
SAVE (STOP AIDS VIA EDUCATION)
SAVE is planning a “Youth Aids Awareness Walk” at Tyler State Park on Saturday May 22 nd . This
walk will involve students from all over the Bucks County area. More information to follow in the
next newsletter.
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PENNSBURY SUMMER SCHOOL ABROAD
An Invitation to All Pennsbury Students:
The Foreign Language Department invites all Pennsbury students to join us in Quebec, Canada;
Mexico, or Germany for our summer school abroad program starting in June 2010. If you would like
to learn or brush up on French, Spanish, or German, this opportunity is an excellent way to do it by
immersing yourself in a foreign culture for a couple of weeks. The program includes travel, daily
excursions, home-stays, and friendship, tons of fun, and memorable experiences, which will last a
lifetime. Bring a friend, or meet new friends! Please ask any foreign language teacher today for more
information on this wonderful opportunity.
PHS MUSIC DEPARTMENT
On Saturday March 6 th , the PHS Concert Choir and The Pennsbury Community Chorus will perform
at NYC's CARNEGIE HALL at 8:00 PM with full orchestra. The PHS Concert Choir will sing "Sacred
Songs" by Welsh composer Karl Jenkins - - Dr. Jenkins will conduct the choir with full orchestra.
The combined PHS Concert Choir and Pennsbury Community Chorus will sing "DEWI SANT" by
Arwel Hughes (1909-1988) conducted by Dr. Jonathan Griffith with full orchestra as part of WALES
WEEK in NYC (Sponsored by the British/Welsh Consulate). The performance marks the Centenary of
the birth of Arwel Hughes - and the NYC debut of this work. For more information log on to
DCINY.org. Tickets are available through the Carnegie Hall box office ($20 - $100).
On Tuesday March 16th at 8:00 PM the Pennsbury HS Choral Department, along with several other
guest choirs/singers will perform the "REQUIEM" of Gabriel Faure in a special benefit concert. All
monies will be sent to Haiti to help earthquake survivors. All seats are $20 and tickets are available at
the door or from the PHS Choral Department. Over 250 plus singers will perform along with guest
instrumentalists who are all donating their time and service to this concert. Grafton Piano and Organ
Company will donate the Allen Digital organ for the concert. Mrs. Robin Park Campbell, a 1988 PHS
graduate and resident of Fairless Hills, was in Haiti on a humanitarian aid trip when the earthquake
struck, and will speak at the beginning of the concert. Joining forces with the PHS Choirs will be
singers from the Pennsbury Community Chorus, and singers from various church and community
choruses in both Bucks County, PA and Mercer County, NJ. Members of the PHS National Junior
Honor Society and Student Council are also helping with concert preparations. The performance is in
the East campus auditorium.
On Saturday March 27th at 2:30 PM the 2nd Annual Pennsbury Elementary Choral Festival will
feature a choir of 100 plus young voices from across the entire Pennsbury School District. Singers will
come together to work with guest conductor Mrs. Michelle Alford, who is director of the Hopewell
Valley Children's Chorus in NJ. The concert is in the PHS-West Choral/Ensemble room. Admission is
free and open to the public.
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PENNSBURY FORMAL AND PROM INFORMATION
Sophomore Formal
The Sophomore Formal will be held on April 9, from 7-10 in the Orange Gym/Cafeteria in the West
Campus. Tickets are $15 per person and will be sold at both buildings before and after school on
March 30-31 and April 7-8. Tickets will be sold before school only on April 9. Tickets can be paid
for by cash or check. If paying by check, please make it payable to PHS-SAA and no starter
checks will be accepted! Tickets will not be sold to any student who has an outstanding obligation.
2010 Senior Prom
Creation for the 2010 Senior Prom "The Entertainment is in, Let the Games Begin" has officially
begun! Parent areas meet every Monday through Thursday at PHS East from 7-9pm. The student
prom committee will kick off on Monday March 22nd at 7:00pm in the East Gym. Students create
half of all prom decorations and we need ALL students to help (you do not need to be a senior!)
Juniors who commit the most for this prom will be eligible to apply to be a Prom Chairperson for
their senior prom! Come join the fun! We look forward to seeing you there! Ms. Greiner, Ms.
Helms, and Mr. Groden.
Cinderella’s Closet
Come see all the beautiful like new gowns and accessories we have for fashionable and fun young
women like you at our Cinderella’s Closet. Listen to the announcements for the times and dates we
will be open. If you plan to stop by or would like to make an appointment, please email
PHSFAIRYgodmother@comcast.net or call Mrs. Klock at 215-860-0292.
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2009-2010 Yearbook Order Form
Buy a yearbook online. Go to the Pennsbury High School website:
www.pennsbury.k12.pa.us/pennsbury/PHS/ Click Purchase a 2009/2010 yearbook
OR
www.walsworthyearbooks.com Click Buy your 2010 yearbook
Mail an order form with a check or money order.
Last Name: _______________First Name:_________________ Grade:
_____
Address:
Street:
_________________________________________________________
City: _______________ State: ______ Zip Code: _______
Telephone Number: ___________________
Please make checks payable to: SAA/Yearbook
____________________________________________
____ $80 after January 1, 2010
Please return order forms to:
Pennsbury High School East
ATTN: Shawn Zurybida,
705 Hood Blvd.
Fairless Hills, PA 19030
ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE YEARBOOK NOW. ONLY 300
COPIES AVAILABLE
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NEWS OF THE MONTH FROM YOUR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIES
Did you know?
Over the past two years, the high school libraries have started to purchase books in print and as ebooks.
An e-book is a book but in an electronic format. We have already begun to see many
benefits to adding e-books into our collection including:
• E-books provide 24/7 school and home access to the collection.
• E-books allow multiple users to read the same book at the same time.
• E-books allow students to easily search for keywords instead of turning pages.
• E-books can be interactive and contain audio capabilities.
• E-books are also available in hard print format, so we do carry both.
• E-books allow users to change font sizes for those who have difficulty reading small print.
Just so you know, to access these e-books from home, students will need to have a password.
Please see either the East or West librarian for this information.
Access to these e-books can be found on the library website at the following link:
www.pennsbury.k12.pa.us/pennsbury/PHS/Quick Links/Library/
This month’s Recommended Book is:
It’s Not About the Bike by Lance Armstrong
The compelling and inspirational true story of Lance Armstrong’s long battle with cancer
and his determination to win the most important bicycle race in the world.
Don’t forget, the best way to get a student to read is for you to read too!
Your High School Librarians:
Mrs. Wambach and Mrs. Thompson

FROM OUR NURSES’ OFFICE
MANDATED PHYSICALS
The Pennsylvania School Health Law requires physical examinations in 9 th grade. The physical
examination by the school practitioner will include the examination of skin, eyes, nose, throat, teeth
gums, heart, lungs, abdomen, genitalia, neuromuscular system, skeletal system, nutritional and
emotional status, blood pressure and pulse. If the school nurse has not received a completed private
physical form by March 1, 2010, a school physical will be scheduled for your child. School
physicals will be conducted at the West nurse’s office on various dates between March 1, 2010 and
the end of the school year. Again, if you gave permission, either on the emergency card, that you
prefer the examination by the school practitioner, or on the School Health Services form for schoolconducted
physicals, a school physical will be scheduled for your student. If you have any questions,
please feel free to call the West nurse’s office at 215-949-6792.
Important reminder from the nurses..........
As a result of the new Pennsylvania Department of Health immunization requirements, all students
attending Pennsylvania schools in 2010-2011 must have two doses of varicella (chickenpox)
vaccine or history of the disease. If your child does not have a second dose of varicella vaccine or
history of the disease, please have him/her receive this immunization and submit documentation to
the school nurse prior to the first day of school in September. Thank you.
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The Pink Ribbon Club
I’d like to take a moment and give a heartfelt “shout out” to 3 very special young ladies and an
EOP (Educational Opportunity Period) that is filled with amazing students. The 3 young ladies are
Leilanie Esser, Morgan Ferrante, and Esther Bullard. They came to my classroom back in
January and asked if I would please be their adult advisor for an EOP group they wanted to start. I
explained that my plate was already full, but I would help find someone if they couldn’t on their
own. Before they left, I had asked what their group was about and all 3 passionately explained they
wanted to start a club for Breast Cancer Awareness called, “The Pink Ribbon Club.” This club
would work together to raise money towards finding a cure for this devastating disease.
Additionally, they wanted to make their peers aware of the fact that “every 3 minute’s a woman is
diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States.” Not only is this a frightening statistic but the
amount of males with breast cancer is increasing as well. Needless to say; I am their advisor and
the club is up and running.
These girls promoted their club by making posters, distributing flyers to students, speaking with
their peers during lunches, etc. They wanted their message to be heard and did so with such ferocity
for such a young age. We currently have 45 members, males and females, and many others who
want to join. This wonderful group of students ranges from 9 th to12 th grade. They come together
every other Wednesday and give of themselves to share in their hope for finding a cure for breast
cancer. So far, in less than a year, this group has raised over $2500.00. During our 1 st meeting, it
was decided that they wanted to create a logo, have it printed on Pink T-shirts, and sell them to
students and faculty. Their logo, “WINK FOR PINK,” has been extremely successful. We have
sold over 500 scarves, t-shirts and hoodies so far.
The club is sponsoring another fundraiser, which involves teachers and administration. Special
cans will be set up in all 3 cafeterias from March 8 th thru May 3 rd . People will have a can with their
picture on it. The “can” that collects the most money will have their heads shaved during a special
EOP in May. During this EOP, 3 female teachers will also have 10” or more cut from their heads for
“Locks for Love.” The following adults have graciously volunteered for this wonderful cause:
Gentlemen Ladies “Locks for Love” (10 inches)
Mr. Lindemann Mr. Wright (his beard) Mrs. Levinson
Dr. Patterson Mr. Felt Ms. Sacco
Mr. Padilla Mr. Hughes Ms.Titano
Dr. O'Meara Mr. Pesci
Mr. File Mr. Bergman
Mr. Paulson Mr. Stoloski (Greg)
Mr. Groden Mr. File
This should prove to be a very exciting fundraiser. However, I must say that this special group of
students’ success is not measured with the numbers of dollars raised. These girls and boys work
together for a reason. They have shared their own personal stories of pain, sadness and hope and
determination. Never have I been filled with such pride and admiration for what these young adults
have gone through, are dealing with, and/or are willing to do in order for more people to become
educated with breast cancer. These students are already connected to one another just for the fact
that they “care” not only for their family members, but for all those who are suddenly members of a
community, a vast family whose purpose exemplifies the best of what it means to be human.
In closing, I look forward to being a part of what this group of young adults has planned for the
future and will once again be honored to be their advisor, their mentor, their teacher, their friend. I
salute each and every one of you with a special “WINK FOR PINK”. Big, warm hugs to all….
Mrs. Karen Wisen - PHS West Teacher
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PENNSBURY HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MARCH – APRIL 2010
March 2010
03/01 Career Fair 6:30 p.m. East
03/01 - 07 Foreign Language Week
03/04 Junior Prom East 7:00 p.m.
03/05 - 07 Spring Musical East
03/13 SAT’s 7:15 East
03/18 - 20 BCMEA Festival @ CR South
03/19 - 20 Sports Night @ CB 7:00 p.m.
03/27 Elementary Choral Festival 9 a.m. West
03/25 – 27 PMEA Regional Band
03/27 Pennsbury Jazz Festival 6 p.m. East
April 2010
04/09 10 th Grade Formal
04/16 - 17 Spring Drama 7:30 p.m. West
04/19 - 21 Senior Art Show 7 p.m. East
04/21 - 25 Chamber Choir Tour
04/22 Foreign Language Proficiency Contest West
04/22 - 24 PMEA All State Band and Orchestra Festival (away)
04/26 NHS Spring Induction 7 p.m. East
04/28 Choral Concert 7:30 Princeton University
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