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KEYSTONE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Playing a large role in 

raising money for the 

new playground 

equipment at 

Woodward Elementary 

School were PTO 

members, back row 

from left, Shannon 

Knley, Teresa Carlson, 

Manisha Chapla, and 

Tracy Noll; front row, 

Julie Weller, Johnna 

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By JIM RUNKLE 

jrunkle@lockhaven.com 

LOCKPORT — When 

the youngsters return to 

Woodward Township 

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PTO’s hard work pays off with new 

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Elementary School in a few 

days, they’ll be attending a 

brand-spanking-new facility 

— and playing on a 

brand-spanking-new playground. 

The former is thanks to 

the Keystone Central 

School District’s massive, 

multi-year effort to upgrade 

facilities. 

The latter is thanks to 

some exhaustive and extensive 

efforts by the members 

of the Woodward 

Elementary PTO. 

The school was refurbished 

over the year while 

the Woodward students 

attended the school in Lock 

Haven, and both the teachers 

and students have 

expressed a strong enthusiasm 

for their newly refurbished 

“home.” 

But beyond school, 

there’s also going to be a 

bright and shiny new playground 

area, and the presence 

of the equipment there 

is primarily due to the hard 

work and dedication of 

small group of women who 

have toiled for two years to 

make the recreational area 

a reality. 

“It’s amazing,” 

Woodward Elementary 

PTO President Johnna 

Panella said. “We knew 

were were facing a big 

task, so we started a couple 

of years ago when we 

heard aout the plans to renovate 

the school.” 

The members of the 

PTO started casting about 

for strategies to purchase a 

concurrent upgrade to the 

playground and came up 

with a plan: Try everything. 

“We had monetary 

JIM RUNKLE/THE EXPRESS 

donations from a large 

number of businesses, parents 

and some of the retired 

teachers,” Panella said. 

“But that was just part of it. 

We also ran a great many 

fund raising activities. 

Panella said a core 

group — including 

Manisha Chapla, Shannon 

Kinley, Nicole Rall-Miller, 

Holly Lindsey, Teresa 

Carlson, Lisa Williams, 

Tammie Readinger, teachers’ 

representative Tracey 

Knoll, Julie Weller and 

Sonja Barner —was supplemented 

by a large contingent 

of volunteers for 

specific events. 

The group ran donation 

drives, sold magazines, 

held book fairs, put on a 

“Winter Extravaganza,” 

See PTO, Page 5

BELLEFONTE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Everyday Math taking shape in elementary schools 

By ERIC PEDDIGREE 

eric@lockhaven.com 

BELLEFONTE — A change is sweeping 

through the Bellefonte Area School 

District’s elementary mathematical program. 

A change that will not only see a 

shift in student learning, but will also reeducate 

teachers’ approach to teaching. 

The importance of mathematics is seen 

every day, from problem solving to cohesive 

reasoning. The basic groundwork for 

mathematical understanding begins at an 

early age with addition, subtraction and 

multiplication tables. For the educators in 

the Bellefonte Area School District, laying 

a solid foundation required a different 

approach in how mathematics was taught 

and learned. 

Everyday Mathematics was introduced 

to the Bellefonte Area School District last 

year in efforts to boost mathematical comprehension 

within their elementary students. 

The program, which was used in 

two of the four elementary schools kindergarten 

and first grade classes last year, 

will see a major expansion in the upcoming 

2009-2010 school year. 

Elementary school students’ kindergarten 

through third grade in all four of 

the district’s elementary schools will be 

utilizing Everyday Mathematics in their 

classrooms this fall. One fifth grade 

teacher will be using the program as the 

district plans to finish total expansion of 

the program through all K-5 curriculum. 

“It is a shift in teaching and learning to 

be more in line with national standards,” 

said Shari Reed. 

The process to adopt Everyday 

Mathematics began in the spring of 2008. 

A committee of teachers and administrators 

began research on three potential programs 

(Trailblazers, Investigators and 

Everyday Mathematics) that they felt the 

district and students would benefit from 

the greatest to reach adequate standards of 

proficiency. In relation to the program’s 

name, the committee was drawn-in with 

the program’s ability to provide students a 

chance to work through mathematical 

problems in every day life through more 

thought provoking ways other than the 

basic worksheets and tests. 

“We should be putting kids in a daily 

situation where they are challenged,” said 

Patty Eckenroth. “That is what life is 

See MATH, Page 6 

ERIC PEDDIGREE/THE EXPRESS 

Theresa Filipowicz, second grade teacher at Bellefonte Elementary, hangs 

daily routines on the wal to help students with math skills. 

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year on Monday. 

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facilitate discussions in the classroom.” 

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ADMINISTRATION 

175 A&P Drive 

Jersey Shore, Pa. 17740 

Phone: 398-1561 

Fax: 398-5089 

Mr. Richard J. Emery, 

Superintendent 

Phone: 397-1567 

Cell phone: 412-0735 

remery@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

Robert Conroy, Ph.D., 

Assistant Superintendent 

Phone: 398-1566 

rconroy@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

Constance A. Davis, 

Administrative Assistant 

Phone: 398-5060 

constance_davis@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

SALLADASBURG 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

Main office number: 398-2931 

Mrs. Nola Allison, Principal 


Phone:893-4900 ext. 3325 

Fax: 570-893-4634 

Dr. John DiNunzio, 

Interim Superintendent 

jdinunzio@kcsd.us 

Joellen Phillips, 

Administrative Assistant 

jphillips@kcsd.us 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 

Woodward Elementary School 

Telephone: 748-4025 

Fax: 748-4952 

Terry Murty, Principal 

Sugar Valley Elementary School 

Phone: 725-3521 

Fax: 725-2313 

Ralonda Pote, Principal 

Robb Elementary School 

Phone: 748-3501 

Fax: 748-4951 

Robin Taranto, Principal 

Renovo Elementary School 

JSASD CONTACT INFO 

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Main office phone: 745-7111 

Mrs. Laura Milarch, Principal 

email: lmilarch@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

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601 Locust St. 

Jersey Shore, Pa. 17740 

Mr. Kenneth Dady, Principal 

Phone: 398-7120 

Fax: 398-5624 

Mrs. Nola Allison, Co-Principal 

Phone: 398-7120 

Fax: 398-5624 

nallison@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

AVIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

Main office number: 753-5220 

Mrs. Laura Milarch, Principal 

milarch@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

KCSD CONTACT INFO 

Phone: 923-2100 

Fax: 923-2857 

Justin Evey, Principal 

Mill Hall Elementary School 

Phone: 726-3105 

Fax: (570) 726-7014 

Ralonda Pote, Principal 

McGhee Elementary School 

Phone: 748-6330 

Fax: 893-4950 

Liberty-Curtin Elementary School 

Phone: 962-2225 

Fax: 962-3124 

Steven Kreger, Principal 

Lamar Township Elementary 

School 

Phone: 726-3478 

Fax: 726-7843 

Steven Kreger, Principal 

Dickey Elementary School 

Phone: 748-2101 

Fax: 748-4949 

Terry Murty, Principal 

JERSEY SHORE AREA 

MIDDLE SCHOOL 

Reed Mellinger, Principal 

Phone: 398-7400 

Fax: 398-5618 

rmellinger@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

Jody Livziey, Assistant Principal 

Phone: 398-7400 

Fax: 398-5618 

jlivziey@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

JERSEY SHORE HIGH SCHOOL 

Mary Thomas, Principal 

Phone: 398-7170 


Fax: 398-5612 

Jon Jean, Assistant Principal 

Phone: 398-7170 ext. 1005 


jjean@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

Dr. Dorothy Chappel, Career and 

Technology Director 

Phone: 398-7170 

Fax: 398-5612 

dchappel@jsasd.k12.pa.us 

SECONDARY SCHOOLS 

Career and Technical Education 

Dept 

Phone: 748-6584 

Fax: 748-5467 

Scott Owens, Director 

Central Mountain Middle School 

Phone: 726-3141 

Fax: 726-7227 

Norman Palovcsik, Principal 

Mark Rowedder, Ed. D., Principal 

Central Mountain High School 

Phone: 893-4646 

Fax: 893-4640 

Karen Probst, Principal 

Bucktail Area High School 

Phone: 923-1166 

Fax: 923-2233 

Justin Evey, Principal 

GUIDANCE 

Department/Building: Central 

Mountain High School 

Location/Room: B121 

Phone: 893-4647

PTO’s hard work pays off with new playground at Woodward Elementary 

Youngsters who 

had an early visit to 

the Woodward 

Township 

Elementary 

Schoolʼs new play 

area, and who gave 

an emphatic 

“thumbs up” to the 

equipment were, on 

the slide, top to 

bottom, Nicholas 

Noll, Anne Weller, 

Raahi Chapla , 

Kaitlyn Readinger, 

Matthew Panella, 

Yash Adroja, Ujjval 

Adroja and Trinity 

Miller. The 

playground isnʼt 

the only thing 

thatʼs new this 

year, the school 

has been 

completely 

renovated over the 

past year. Students 

attended the former 

McGhee 

Elementary School 

in Lock Haven 

while the 

renovations were 

completed. 

Continued from 2 

worked on hoagie and sandwich sales, sold raffle tickets ... 

You name it, and the PTO members put it on. 

“It was a very busy time for us,” Panella said. “It took a 

lot of hard work and dedication to pull it off. I can’t thank 

enough those who participated in making this a success.” 

In the end, the PTO managed to raise some $35,000, 

and the playground equipment was installed in July by the 

Lugg & Coleman Co. The equipment includes a rock 

climbing wall, some play structures, a swing set and other 

treats that will be enjoyed by the children at recess and 

after school for many years to come. 

The work isn’t done, however. 

According to Panella, the yearly fund raising events 

continue and the PTO expects to augment those activities 

with a couple more special events, in the hope that another 

set of swing sets can be purchased and installed. 

“We will never forget the generosity we experienced 

from so many in the effort to benefit our children,” Panella 

said. 

2008-09 SCHOOL TIMES 

SCHOOL START END 

CMHS 8:10 3:10 

CMMS 8:10 2:58 

BUCKTAIL HS/MS 8:05 3:15 

HEART ACADEMY 8:30 2:45 

DICKEY ELEM. 8:10 2:50 

LAMAR TWP. ELEM. 8:00 2:50 

LIBERTY-CURTIN ELEM. 7:50 2:50 

MILL HALL ELEM. 8:00 2:40 

RENOVO ELEM. 8:05 2:40 

ROBB ELEM. 8:00 2:40 

SUGAR VALLEY ELEM. 8:05 2:50 

WOODWARD ELEM. 8:10 2:50 


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Everyday Math taking shape 

in elementary schools 


about.” 

In the new curriculum, students 

will be asked to solve mathematical 

problems with basic math skills and, 

more importantly, through reasoning 

skills that will be acquired via workbook 

problems and daily routines 

provided by the teacher such as 

attendance count, for example. 

“It is really exciting to see how 

much kids can think of on their own, 

explain the process and understand 

what they are doing,” said 

Eckenroth. 

The expansion of the program to 

all of the K-3 classes in the district 

helps better prepare students for the 


Phone: 814-335-4814 

Dr. J. Tom Masullo Jr., 


Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3003 

jmasullo@basd.net 

Jeanne Harvey, Assistant to the 


Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3002 

jharvey@basd.net 

Dr. Cathy Y. Brachbill, Director of 

Curriculum and Instruction 

Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3004 

cbrachbi@basd.net 

Kenneth Bean, Director of Fiscal 

Affairs 

Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3015 

kbean@basd.net 

Dr. Gina MacFalls, Director of 

Special Education 

Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3021 

gmacfall@basd.net 

Richard E. Knepp, Director of 

Information Services 

Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3530 

rknepp@basd.net 

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Transportation/Public Relations 

Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3009 

phillard@basd.net 

Barbara Eckley, Director of Food 

Services 

Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3010 

jump to more advanced math courses 

in middle and high school. 

While the beneficiaries of the program 

will be the students, teachers 

will also be learning while teaching 

students in methods that are completely 

new to them. Second grade 

teacher Theresa Filipowicz has been 

teaching for 25 years but this will be 

her first experience with the 

Everyday Mathematics program. 

While it will be a challenge, she 

feels confident that it will enhance 

the learning experience for the students. 

“You have to think outside the 

box. There are many different ways 

to look at a math problem to come 

up with an answer,” said Filipowicz. 

BELLEFONTE AREA CONTACT INFO 

beckley@basd.net 

Director of Physical Plant 

Aaron Barto, Director of Physical 

Plant 

Phone: 814-355-4814, ext. 3006 

abarto@basd.net 

BELLEFONTE ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL 

Administration Office 

Phone: 814-355-5519 

Elaine Cutler, Principal 

Phone: 814-355-5519, ext. 2103 

ecutler@basd.net 

Kristopher Vancas, Vice Principal 

Phone: 814-355-5519, ext. 2158 

kvancas@basd.net 

Pearl Hampton, School Clerk 

Phone: 814-355-5519, ext. 2101 

phampton@basd.net 

Kimberly Dombek, Attendance 

Clerk 

Phone: 814-355-5519, ext. 2102 

kdombek@basd.net 

BENNER ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL 

Connie Puckett, Principal 

Phone: 814-355-2812, ext. 2202 

Fax: 814-353-5339 

cpuckett@basd.net 

MARION-WALKER 


Phone: 814-357-2425 

Fax: 814-357-2426 

The interaction between the students 

is one aspect that draws her 

toward the program. 

“Students will be partnered a lot 

in math discussions, sharing ideas on 

how they solved the problem while 

maybe helping another student who 

might be having trouble understanding 

the concept,” said Filipowicz. 

Many within the district are excited 

to begin this new program and 

witness the results in the future 

years. The goal is not only to get 

kids to learn arithmetic, but to use 

reason to solve everyday problems. 

“It is important to know the basic 

facts but it is really about the reasoning,” 

said Reed. “We use this to reason 

and think higher.” 

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Phone: 814-359-2739 

Fax: 814-359-4552 

Tammie Burnaford, Principal 

tburnafo@basd.net 

BELLEFONTE AREA 

MIDDLE SCHOOL 

Phone: 814-355-5466 

Fax: 814-353-5350 

Karen Krisch, Principal 

kkrisch@basd.net 

Jennifer Brown, Assistant Principal 

jbrown@basd.net 

BELLEFONTE AREA 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Main Office phone: 814-355-4833 

Fax: 814-353-5320 

Attendance Office phone: 353-5325 

Guidance Office phone: 353-5318 

Anne Hutcheson, Principal 

Phone: 814-355-4833, ext. 8505 

ahutches@basd.net 

Kevin Briggs, Vice Principal 

Phone: 814-355-4833, ext. 8506 

kbriggs@basd.net 

Daniel Besch, Vice Principal 

Phone: 814-355-4833, ext. 8507 

dbesch@basd.net

By ROSE HOOVER 

For The Express 

WINGATE — When 

you look at the red brick 

walls of the Bald Eagle 

Area schools, they seem 

so solid and unchanging. 

Yet inside those walls, 

you will find a forwardthinking, 

energetic, and 

dynamic educational 

machine. For 180 days 

each school year, BEA is 

entrusted with our community’s 

most precious 

resource — the children 

and young adults living 

within the 342.6 square 

miles of the Bald Eagle 

Area School District. A 

myriad of people, offices, 

materials, and heart are 

needed to keep this educational 

machine running 

effectively. BEA is a 

progressive school, often 

ahead of the curve in educational 

and supportive 

technology. To stay 

ahead of that curve takes 

courage and change, and 

the upcoming 2009-10 

school year has plenty of 

both. 

At the Wingate complex, 

BEA has a significant 

$26,000,000 renovation 

and expansion program 

just starting at the 

Middle/High school and 

Wingate Elementary. The 

project is slated to be 

BALD EAGLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Exciting times as BEA moves forward 

completed by the fall of 

2011, and the asbestos 

removal portion of the 

project was completed 

this past summer. Since 

the weather has not been 

cooperative, the roof 

replacement project is 

five weeks behind schedule. 

BEA’s foremost concern 

throughout the project 

will be to ensure that 

the facilities continue to 

be a safe place for students 

to learn and for 

employees to work. 

Parents or community 

members having questions 

about the project 

can contact BEA Project 

Manager Rick Vilello at 

570-263-0578. 

Additions at the high 

school include three 

classrooms to be built at 

the back of the building 

to accommodate the middle 

school concept, a 

Large Group Instruction 

Room to house larger student 

gatherings and, with 

the addition of a new senior 

high gym, the present 

gymnasium will become a 

dedicated middle school 

gymnasium. The two 

schools will get a complete 

face-lift, updated 

electrical equipment, and 

See BEA, Page 20 

2009 AYP STATUS 

SCHOOL MATH READING 

HOWARD ELEM 91.1% 87.5% 

MOUNTAINTOP ELEM 82.4% 76.9% 

PORT MATILDA ELEM 85.1% 81.9% 

WINGATE ELEM 75.5% 68.7% 

BEA MS/HS 71.2% 71.2% 

STATE TARGET LEVEL 56% 63% 

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standards, where 

students will use 

higher level thinking 

skills. 

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By RACHEL MAZZA 

For The Express 

LOCK HAVEN — The 

Keystone Central School District 

has made several route and safety 

changes to district busing schedules 

for the upcoming school year. 

Classes begin Tuesday, Sept. 2. 

Students in the Beech Creek- 

Blanchard area will no longer 

have to transfer buses to get to the 

middle and high schools. 

It will be safer for both students 

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7:26 a.m. RAMSEY HOLLOW & TELEPHONE LANE 

7:29 a.m. RAMSEY HOLLOW & CINDER LANE TURN- 

AROUND 

More importantly, students, 

mostly elementary school children 

in the Renovo area, will now be 

picked up on the same side of the 

road where possible so they do not 

have to cross busy streets and 

intersections, Smeltz explained. 

The administration is always 


(RT. 3) MASDEN HOLLOW/LAUREL RUN/ BEECH 

CREEK 


ELEMENTARY 

6:56 a.m. RT 150 & 1535 EAGLE VALLEY ROAD 

6:57 a.m. MASDEN HOLLOW AT RT 150 INTERSEC- 

TION 

6:58 a.m. 50 MASDEN HOLLOW ROAD 


7:01 a.m. MASDEN HOLLOW ROAD & JACKS LANE 

7:06 a.m. LAUREL RUN ROAD & MUTHLER MOUN- 

TAIN ROAD 

7:09 a.m. 1191 LAUREL RUN ROAD 

7:10 a.m. LAUREL RUN ROAD & LITTLE SUGAR RUN 

ROAD 



7:13 a.m. LAUREL RUN ROAD & FALLS ROAD 


7:18 a.m. 600 MONUMENT/ORVISTON ROAD 

7:18 a.m. MONUMENT/ORVISTON ROAD & MAID- 

SVILLE 

7:20 a.m. 321 MONUMENT/ORVISTON ROAD 

7:21 a.m. MONUMENT/ORVISTON ROAD & HIGH 

STREET 

7:22 a.m. MONUMENT ORVISTON ROAD & LOCUST 

STREET 

7:25 a.m. FAIRVIEW STREET & VESPER STREET 

7:26 a.m. RT 150 & PETERS AVENUE 

7:28 a.m. RT 150 & GRAHAMS LANE 

7:30 a.m. CATHERINE AVENUE & BEVERLY DRIVE 

7:31 a.m. WYNN AVENUE & BEVERLY AVENUE 

7:33 a.m. 316 MAPLE AVENUE 

7:34 a.m. 71 MAPLE AVENUE 

7:35 a.m. MAPLE AVENUE AT REDMOND 

7:36 a.m. RT 150 GRANT STREET & VESPER STREET 

7:37 a.m. RT 150 & CREEKSIDE LANE 

7:38 a.m. INT N BEACH STREET & EVA DRIVE 

7:39 a.m. N BEACH STREET & FRANKLIN DRIVE 

7:40 a.m. 197 N LIBERTY STREET 

7:41 a.m. 158 N LIBERTY STREET 

(RT. 5) LAUREL RUN/ SUGAR RUN/ LUSK RUN 

DESTINATION: CMHS/CMMS/ 

MILL HALL ELEMENTARY 

*Mill Hall Elementary students ride Rt. 77 in p.m. 

**Mill Hall Elementary students ride Rt. 133 in p.m. 


7:08 a.m. 300 SUGAR RUN ROAD 

7:08 a.m. *409 SUGAR RUN ROAD 





7:18 a.m. SUGAR RUN ROAD & REISH LANE 

looking to enhance safety and 

thought this move was an important 

change, she said. 

Letters were sent to familes 

with children in the Beech Creek- 

Blanchard area informing them of 

the changes. 

This week, letters were sent to 

families with sixth graders who 

will be making the change from 

an elementary bus to middle and 

high school buses. 

The district contracts its student 

transportation service to 

Susquehanna Transit Co. of Avis. 

7:19 a.m. SUGAR RUN ROAD & WALCHER LANE 

7:20 a.m. SUGAR RUN ROAD & YOST ROAD 


7:22 a..m. SUGAR RUN ROAD & N PHOENIX DRIVE 


7:24 a.m. SUGAR RUN ROAD & TYLER ROAD 



7:26 a.m. SUGAR RUN ROAD 1ST DRIVEWAY OFF 

SUSQ AVE 

7:27 a.m. LUSK RUN ROAD & WOODLAND ROAD 

7:27 a.m. LUSK RUN ROAD & OAK LANE 

7:27 a.m. 1383 LUSK RUN ROAD 




7:34 a.m. **LUSK RUN ROAD & SHADE HOLLOW 

ROAD 

7:35 a.m. **LUSK RUN ROAD & HICKORY DRIVE 

7:36 a.m. **CREEK ROAD & COTTAGE LANE 

(RT. 6) EAGLE VALLEY/ LAUREL RUN/ 

PLUNKET RUN 

DESTINATION: CMHS/CMMS/ 

MILL HALL ELEMENTARY 

* Students ride Rt. 133 in p.m. 

6:30 a.m. RT 150 & GRAHAM LANE 

6:42 a.m. *3807 LAUREL RUN ROAD 


6:46 am. *3757 LAUREL RUN ROAD 

6:55 a.m. INT LAUREL RUN ROAD & DRY RUN 

ROAD 

7:02 a.m. 2313 EAGLE VALLEY ROAD 

7:03 a.m. *EAGLE VALLEY ROAD & CHARLIE DRIVE 

7:03 a.m. SULLENBERGERS LANE 


7:05 a.m. *EAGLE VALLEY ROAD & 

MEADOWBROOK LANE 

7:07 a.m. PLUNKET RUN ROAD & EMEL LANE 

7:08 a.m. 318 PLUNKET RUN ROAD 

7:08 a.m. *382 PLUNKET RUN ROAD 

7:09 a.m. 844 PLUNKET RUN ROAD 




7:11 a.m. PLUNKET RUN ROAD & THOMAS CURVE 

7:12 a.m. *PLUNKET RUN ROAD & TURKEY LANE 

7:32 a.m. 13 PINEVIEW DRIVE 

7:34 a.m. STURDEVANT STREET & JAMES STREET 

7:35 a.m. HUSTON STREET & JAMES STREET 

(RT. 7) BEECH CREEK/BLANCHARD AREA 


7:08 a.m. 500 RAILROAD STREET 


7:13 a.m. EAGLE NEST DEVELOPMENT 

7:17 a.m. EAGLEVILLE ROAD & FOREST BALD 

9 - BACK TO SCHOOL - FRIDAY, August 21, 2009


EAGLE DEV 

7:19 a.m. EAGLEVILLE ROAD & EVERGREEN 

STREET 

7:20 a.m. 294 EAGLEVILLE ROAD 

7:22 a.m. EAGLEVILLE ROAD & WOODY LANE 

7:23 a.m. 231 EAGLEVILLE ROAD 

7:25 a.m. 340 BALD EAGLE STREET 

7:33 a.m. INT HUNTER RUN & NORTH HUNTER RUN 

ROAD 

7:34 a.m. 473 HUNTER RUN ROAD 


7:35 a.m. HUNTER RUN ROAD & FAITH CHAPEL 

7:38 a.m. 848 HUNTER RUN ROAD DAYS APT 


7:40 a.m. WEST HUNTER RUN ROAD & BUS TURN- 

AROUND 

(RT. 8) HUNTER RUN/ RIDGE CREST/ MH BALD 

EAGLE MNT 


6:28 a.m. HUNTER RUN ROAD & MOUNTAIN TOP 

ROAD 


6:33 a.m. HUNTER RUN ROAD & FAITH CHAPEL 

CHURCH 

6:35 a.m. HUNTER RUN ROAD & SMITH LANE 

6:37 a.m. HUNTER RUN ROAD & DAYS APTS 


6:40 a.m. WEST HUNTER RUN ROAD TURNAROUND 

6:43 a.m. 425 SCHENCKS GROVE ROAD 

6:44 a.m. 472 SCHENCKS GROVE ROAD 

6:55 a.m. RIDGE CREST MOBILE HOME PARK 

7:00 a.m. 127 MAIN STREET EXTENSION 

7:06 a.m. EAGLEVILLE ROAD AT RAILROAD STREET 

7:08 a.m. EAGLEVILLE ROAD AT EVERGREEN ROAD 

7:10 a.m. EAGLEVILLE ROAD & FOREST OF BE DEV 

7:12 a.m. EAGLEVILLE ROAD & BALD EAGLE ST 

INTER 

7:15 a.m. BALD EAGLE MNT RD & EAGLES NEST 

DEV 



7:24 a.m. 1496 BALD EAGLE MNT ROAD 

7:25 a.m. 47 CATHERMAN CIRCLE 

7:25 a.m. 28 CATHERMAN CIRCLE 



7:30 a.m. BALD EAGLE MNT ROAD & ALLENS 

GARAGE 

7:31 a.m. BALD EAGLE MNT ROAD & KILL A BUCK 

LANE 

7:33 a.m. BALD EAGLE MNT ROAD & SLOPEYS 

LANE 

7:35 a.m. 612 WEST CHURCH STREET 

7:36 a.m. 510 WEST CHURCH STREET 

7:38 a.m. WEST CHURCH STREET & MAGNOLIA 

STREET 

(RT. 9) ORVISTON/MONUMENT/LITTLE SUGAR 

RUN/HAAGEN LANE/RAMSEY HOLLOW 


ELEMENTARY 

6:15 a.m. BLUE ROW ROAD ORVISTON 

6:16 a.m. MIDDLETOWN ROAD ORVISTON 

6:17 a.m. FRONT STREET ORVISTON 

6:18 a.m. BACK STREET ORVISTON 

6:26 a.m. PINEWAY MONUMENT 

6:27 a.m. ROSEWAY MONUMENT 

6:35 a.m. RT 364 & BEECH FOREST ROAD 

6:42 a.m. RT 364 & MARTINS GROVE 

6:43 a.m. 1052 MONUMENT ORVISTON ROAD 

6:53 a.m. LITTLE SUGAR RUN & RAMSEY HOL 

TURNAROUND 

6:55 a.m. LITTLE SUGAR RUN & REAM ROAD 

7:00 a.m. INT LITTLE SUGAR RUN & BERRY ROAD 

7:01 a.m. 143 BERRY ROAD 

7:02 a.m. 341 BERRY ROAD 

7:04 a.m. BERRY ROAD & MAPES LANE 




7:10 a.m. RT 364 & MAIDSVILLE ROAD 

7:13 a.m. FAIRVIEW STREET & HARRISON STREET 

7:13 a.m. FAIRVIEW STREET & CLEVELAND 

AVENUE 

7:14 a.m. FAIRVIEW STREET & LOCUST STREET 



7:25 a.m. HAAGEN LANE & ENGLE ROAD 

7:26 a.m. RAMSEY HOLLOW & CINDER LANE TURN- 

AROUND 

7:28 a.m. RAMSEY HOLLOW & TELEPHONE LANE 

7:32 a.m. 43 RAMSEY HOLLOW 




7:34 a.m. RT 150 & WINDY LANE 

7:35 a.m. RT 150 & STONEHOUSE LANE 

(RT. 14) BLANCHARD/ BEECH CREEK/ EAGLE 

VALLEY ROAD 


*Walkers in Blanchard Area picked up at Liberty 

Curtin Elementary 



6:35 a.m. INT BALD EAGLE STREET & LINGLE 

STREET 

6:37 a.m. INT LINGLE STREET & BEACH STREET 

6:43 a.m. INT RT 150 & NORTH BEACH STREET 

6:44 a.m. NORTH BEACH STREET & EVA DRIVE 

6:46 a.m. NORTH BEACH STREET & FRANKLIN 

DRIVE 

6:47 a.m. 258 NORTH BEACH STREET 



6:49 a.m. INT NORTH BEACH ST & NORTH LIBERTY 

ST 

6:49 a.m. N LIBERTY & N BEACH & RAPP ROAD 

6:49 a.m. 201 NORTH LIBERTY STREET 

6:50 a.m. 158 NORTH LIBERTY STREET 

6:55 a.m. *LIBERTY CURTIN EL TO PICK UP WALK- 

ERS 

6:57 a.m. RT 150 & CREEKSIDE LANE 

6:59 a.m. RT 364 & HIGH STREET 

6:59 a.m. RT 364 & MAIDSVILLE 






7:15 a.m. RT 150 & GRANT STREET 

7:16 a.m. RT 150 & MAPLE AVENUE 

7:18 a.m. RT 150 & PETERS AVENUE 

7:21 a.m. BEVERLY DRIVE & CATHERINE AVENUE 

7:23 a.m. INT CATHERINE AVENUE & WYNN 

AVENUE 

7:23 a.m. INT WYNN AVENUE & MAPLE AVENUE 

7:25 a.m. MAPLE AVENUE & PUMP HOUSE 

7:30 a.m. RT 150 & MASDEN LANE 

7:33 a.m. RT 150 & WINDY LANE 


7:35 a.m. RT 150 & HAAGEN LANE 

7:36 a.m. RT 150 & TELEPHONE LANE 






(RT. 22) SUMMIT HILL/ MARSH CREEK/ 

CAMELOT 


6:18 a.m. SUMMIT HILL ROAD & YEAGER ROAD 

6:19 a.m. SUMMIT HILL ROAD & MANTOWN ROAD 



6:26 a.m. SUMMIT HILL ROAD & CONFER LANE 




6:38 a.m. INT MARSH CREEK ROAD & HOGG BACK 

ROAD 



6:45 a.m. 425 ORVISTON MOUNTAIN ROAD 


6:47 a.m. ORVISTON MNT ROAD & YOUNGS ROAD 

6:48 a.m. ORVISTON MNT ROAD & ASKEY LANE 



6:59 a.m. 1325 ORVISTON MNT ROAD TURN- 

AROUND 

7:06 a.m. MARSH CREEK ROAD & NYMAN LANE 

7:07 a.m. MARSH CREEK ROAD & SHORT LANE 

7:08 a.m. MARSH CREEK ROAD & UPPER POLECAT 

ROAD 

7:08 a.m. MARSH CREEK ROAD & SCHENCKS 

GROVE ROAD 

7:10 a.m. LOWER POLECAT ROAD & SAWMILL 

ROAD 


7:15 a.m. MARSH CREEK ROAD & RAPP ROAD 

7:17 a.m. MARSH CREEK ROAD & MOUNTAINTOP 

ROAD 


7:23 a.m. RT 150 & NORTH KUNES STREET 

7:24 a.m. RT 150 & SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 

7:34 a.m. DRAKETOWN ROAD 2ND ENTRANCE TO 

CAMELOT 

7:35 a.m. DRAKETOWN ROAD CRODA TURN- 

AROUND 

(RT.24) ORIVSTON/ MONUMENT/ LAUREL RUN/ 

MASDEN HOLLOW/ N. FLEMINGTON 


6:23 a.m. BLUE ROW ROAD ORVISTON 

6:25 a.m. BACK STREET ORVISTON 

6:26 a.m. FRONT STREET ORVISTON 

6:33 a.m. PINEWAY IN MONUMENT 

6:35 a.m. ROSEWAY IN MONUMENT 

6:43 a.m. MONUMENT ORVISTON ROAD & JUSICK 

LANE 

6:44 a.m. RT 364 & MARTINS GROVE 




7:00 a.m. LITTLE SUGAR RUN & LAUREL RUN ROAD 




7:09 a.m. LAUREL RUN ROAD & NEIDRICH LANE 


7:10 a.m. INT LAUREL RUN ROAD & MASDEN HOL- 

LOW 

7:16 a.m. MASDEN HOLLOW & DICKEY LANE

7:21 a.m. 70 MASDEN HOLLOW 

7:22 a.m. 67 MASDEN HOLLOW 

7:25 a.m. MASDEN HOLLOW & RT 150 

7:35 a.m. WEST 4TH STREET & JAMES STREET 

7:37 a.m. HERR STREET & BIRCH STREET 

(RT. 41) NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE/ BALD EAGLE 

MTN/ CAMELOT 

DESTINATION: MILL HALL ELEMENTARY 

SHUTTLE TO: ROBB ELEMENTARY/ LOCK 

HAVEN CHRISTIAN & CATHOLIC 

7:02 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & UBEL LANE 

7:04 a.m. RT 64 & YOUNGS ADDITION ROAD 

7:05 a.m. 7919 NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE 

7:06 a.m. RT 64 & NITTANY DEVELOPMENT 



7:10 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & KYLE LANE 

7:13 a.m. INTERSECTION RT 64 ALBRIGHTS FEED 

MILL 

7:14 a.m. 26 HILL STREET 


7:15 a.m. JACKSONVILLE ROAD & GRAY FOX ROAD 

7:17 a.m. RT 64 & CEDAR HEIGHTS 

7:18 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & FERNBERG 

ROAD 

7:26 a.m. 1496 BALD EAGLE MOUNTAIN ROAD 


7:26 a.m. BALD EAGLE MNT ROAD & CATHERINE 

CIRCLE 



7:28 a.m. 2082 BALD EAGLE MNT ROAD ALLEN’S 

GARAGE 


7:29 a.m. 5 BALD EAGLE MNT ROAD SLOPEY’S 

FARM 

7:30 a.m. 630 W. CHURCH STREET 




7:33 a.m. W. CHURCH STREET & MAGNOLIA 

STREET 

7:43 a.m. DRAKETOWN ROAD & 1ST ENT.CAMELOT 

(RT. 42) FOX HOLLOW/ JACKSONVILLE ROAD/ 

RT 64/ LOCK HAVEN 

DESTINATION: ROBB ELEMENTARY/ LOCK 

HAVEN CHRISTIAN & CATHOLIC/ WEST 

BRANCH ACADEMY 

* HS/MS transfer to Rt. 43/ Rides Rt. 43 in p.m. 

6:57 a.m. 492 BROWNS HILL ROAD 

7:04 a.m. 7194 JACKSONVILLE ROAD 

7:05 a.m. 535 FOX HOLLOW ROAD 

7:05 a.m. FOX HOLLOW ROAD & BARTHOLOMEW 

LANE 


7:09 a.m. FOX HOLLOW ROAD & MOUNTAIN LANE 


7:15 a.m. JACKSONVILLE ROAD & GRAY FOX ROAD 

T/A 



7:18 a.m. 413 KRYDER ROAD 

7:19 a.m. 11 PEACH ORCHARD ROAD 

7:19 a.m. 208 PEACH ORCHARD ROAD 

7:20 a.m. PORTER TWP BLDG & EXCHANGE 





7:39 a.m. BELLEFONTE AVENUE & WILLARD VAL- 

LEY 

7:40 a.m. LH CATHOLIC 

7:41 a.m. MAIN STREET AT FORMER LHHS GYM 

7:42 a.m. W. MAIN STREET & FIRST STREET 

7:42 a.m. FIRST STREET & JORDAN ALLEY 

7:44 a.m. W. WATER STREET & TOMORROW’S HOPE 

7:45 a.m. E. WATER STREET & JAY ST AT COURT- 

HOUSE 

7:45 a.m. 320 EAST WATER STREET DR ROCKEYS 

OFFICE 

7:45 a.m. E. WATER STREET & N. HENDERSON 

STREET 

7:46 a.m. E. WATER STREET & GRANT STREET 

7:47 a.m. E. WATER STREET & RACE STREET 

(RT. 43) JACKSONVILLE ROAD/ FOX HOLOW/ RT 

150 


6:53 a.m. 1221 DOTTERER ROAD 

6:55 a.m. DOTTERER ROAD & BAIRS ROAD 

6:58 a.m. DOTTERER ROAD & STONEHOUSE ROAD 







7:14 a.m. KRYDER ROAD AT PAUL DOTTERER 

FARM 

7:20 a.m. *TWP BLDG & PEACH ORCHARD EX TO 

ELEM BUS 



7:22 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & DOTTERER 

EQP 

7:27 a.m. RT 64 & NITTANY DEVELOPMENT 


7:29 a.m. JACKSONVILLE ROAD & GRAY FOX LANE 

7:31 a.m. CEDAR HEIGHTS 

7:33 a.m. YOUNGS ADDITION RD-TELEPHONE 

OFFICE 



7:35 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & UBEL LANE 


(RT. 44) FISHING CREEK 

DESTINATION: AMISH SCHOOL 

6:37 a.m. BELLES SPRING ROAD & GLICK FARM 

6:38 a.m. BELLES SPRING ROAD & STOLTZFUS 

LANE 

6:43 a.m. DUCK RUN ROAD & WANNER LANE 

6:48 a.m. RAG VALLEY ROAD & SHORTWAY ROAD 

6:50 a.m. FISHING CREEK ROAD & KING FARM 

(RT. 44) LAMAR/ FISHING CREEK ROAD/ 

FLEMINGTON 

DESTINATION: DICKEY ELEMENTARY/ ROBB 

ELEMENTARY/ LH CHRISTIAN & CATHOLIC 

6:56 a.m. FURNACE ROAD & SILVER AVENUE 

6:56 a.m. SILVER AVENUE & LOCUST STREET 

7:00 a.m. 76 NARROWS ROAD 

7:02 a.m. 525 MCCLAIN ROGERS ROAD 

7:04 a.m. CHERRY RUN ROAD & WASHINGTON 

STREET 

7:06 a.m. CHERRY RUN ROAD & PINE STREET 

7:07 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & OAK STREET 




7:14 a.m. 254 CLINTONDALE ROAD 

7:15 a.m. 62 CLINTONDALE ROAD 

7:21 a.m. 576 HELTMAN ROAD 

7:22 a.m. HELTMAN ROAD & GARDEN LANE 

7:30 a.m. HUSTON STREET & LOCUST ALLEY 

7:31 a.m. FREDERICK STREET & BRESSLER STREET 

7:32 a.m. FREDERICK STREET & STURDEVANT 

STREET 

7:33 a.m. FREDERICK STREET & HERR STREET 

7:34 a.m. 523 FREDERICK STREET 

7:35 a.m. 622 FREDERICK STREET 

7:37 a.m. ALLISON STREET & WEST THIRD STREET 

7:38 a.m. WEST 4TH STREET & NELSON STREET 

7:39 a.m. N. HILLVIEW STREET & JAMES STREET 

7:41 a.m. 25 CREE DRIVE 

(RT. 45) SANDY RIDGE 

DESTINATION: AMISH SCHOOL 

6:33 a.m. DENNY’S LANE 

6:35 a.m. NATE LANE 


6:49 a.m. CLINTONDALE BRIDGE 


(RT. 45) LAMAR/ FISHING CREEK ROAD/ 

FLEMINGTON CENTER STREET AREA 

DESTINATION: ROBB ELEMENTARY/ LH 

CHRISTIAN & CATHOLIC 


7:12 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & STRAWBERRY 

LANE 


7:14 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & NORTH 

STRYKER LN 

7:14 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & SILVER 

AVENUE 

7:15 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY DRIVE & ZIEGLER 

ROAD 

7:17 a.m. 98 SILVER AVENUE 

7:18 a.m. 296 FURNACE RUN ROAD 

7:19 a.m. FURNACE RUN ROAD & TRACTOR HILL 

LANE 

7:20 a.m. 400 FURNACE ROAD 

7:20 a.m. 494 FURANCE ROAD 


7:20 a.m. CLINTONDALE BRIDGE & STROUSE ROAD 

7:21 a.m. CLINTONDALE CHURCH 

7:24 a.m. 428 FISHING CREEK ROAD & BRUNGARDS 

7:26 a.m. 932 FISHING CREEK ROAD 

7:29 a.m. FISHING CREEK ROAD & ANDRUS LANE 




7:46 a.m. IRWIN STREET & W. 4TH STREET 

7:49 a.m. CENTER STREET & BARTON STREET 

7:50 a.m. CENTER STREET & N. HAMPTON STREET 

7:51 a.m. CENTER STREET & N. SUMMIT STREET 

7:53 a.m. W. FOURTH STREET & NORTH JONES 

STREET 

(RT. 46) LAMAR/ CLINTONDALE/ FISHING CREEK 

ROAD/ MH AGWAY 




6:58 a.m. SR64 & STONEHOUSE ROAD 

6:58 a.m. 22 SPRING RUN ROAD 

7:00 a.m. SILVER AVENUE & LOCUST LANE 

7:02 a.m. RT 64 & STRAWBERRY LANE 

7:03 a.m. RT 64 & LAMAR POST OFFICE 

7:04 a.m. RT 64 & MARTIN LANE 

7:04 a.m. RT 64 & SOUTH STRYKER ROAD 

7:05 a.m. NITTANY VALLEY ROAD & ZEIGLER 

ROAD 



7:06 a.m. CHERRY RUN ROAD & OAK STREET 

7:06 a.m. 182 CHERRY RUN ROAD 

7:07 a.m. CHERRY RUN ROAD & WASHINGTON 

AVENUE 

7:09 a.m. 577 MCCLAIN-ROGERS ROAD 







7:14 a.m. FURNACE ROAD & STROUSE ROAD 

BRIDGE 

7:15 a.m. FISHING CREEK ROAD & FUNK FARM 

LANE 

7:16 a.m. FISHING CREEK ROAD & CLINTONDALE 

CHURCH 









7:23 a.m. FISHING CREEK ROAD & ANDRUS LANE 


7:39 a.m. AGWAY 

(RT. 47) MACKEYVILLE/ FISHING CREEK ROAD/ 

NORTH FLEMINGTON 


6:46 a.m. MACKEYVILLE ROAD & NATE LANE 

6:51 a.m. 551 BELLES SPRING ROAD 

6:53 a.m. 182 BELLES SPRING ROAD TURNAROUND 



6:55 a.m. WINDY HILL & BELLES SPRING ROAD 

6:56 a.m. 460 MACKEYVILLE ROAD 


7:01 a.m. AT BUS TURNAROUND ON RAG VALLEY 

ROAD 

7:02 a.m. 233 RAG VALLEY ROAD 








7:12 a.m. HELTMAN ROAD & CARNATION LANE 

7:17 a.m. GILMORE ROAD AT ISLAND ROAD 

7:30 a.m. FREDERICK STREET & HERR STREET 

7:35 a.m. FREDERICK STREET & BRESSLER STREET 

(RT. 50) LAMAR/ MACKEYVILLE/ SALONA/ LONG 

RUN ROAD 

DESTINATION: LAMAR TWP. ELEMENTARY 

6:59 a.m. SNAVELY FEED MILL TURNAROUND 

7:03 a.m. FISHING CRK RD & CLINTONDALE HILL 

CHURCH 

7:06 a.m. FISHING CREEK ROAD & SINK RUN LANE 


7:12 a.m. RAG VALLEY ROAD & SHORTWAY RD 

TURNAROUND 

7:13 a.m. 149 RAG VALLY ROAD 

7:14 a.m. 121 RAG VALLY ROAD 





7:19 a.m. FAIRGROUND ROAD & MILL STREET 

7:19 a.m. HECKMAN GAP ROAD TURNAROUND 

7:20 a.m. 333 FAIRGROUND ROAD 

7:20 a.m. 189 FAIRGOUND ROAD 


7:21 a.m. FAIRGROUND ROAD & NORTH MALLARD 

STREET 



7:22 a.m. MACKEYVILLE ROAD & VONADA LANE 



7:25 a.m. BELLES SPRING ROAD & WINDY HILL 

LANE 




7:32 a.m. WARNER ROAD & DUCK RUN ROAD 

7:34 a.m. MOBILE HOME ON LEFT ON DUCK RUN 

ROAD 

7:38 a.m. GILMORE ROAD & ISLAND ROAD 

7:39 a.m. 16 LIZARDVILLE ROAD 

7:40 a.m. LUMBER MILL PARKING LOT TURN- 

AROUND 




7:43 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & RIDGE ROAD 

7:44 a.m. 339 LONG RUN ROAD 





7:46 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & GARBRICK ROAD 

SALONA 




7:51 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & DAVY ROAD 



7:54 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & BOLOPUE ROAD 

(RT. 51) FAIRGROUND ROAD/ RIDGE ROAD/ 

LONG RUN ROAD/ SALONA 

DESTIONATION: CMHS/CMMS 

7:09 a.m. WARNER LANE & DUCK RUN ROAD 

7:10 a.m. FAIRGROUND ROAD & MACKEYVILLE 

ROAD 

7:10 a.m. FAIRGROUND ROAD & NORTH MALLARD 

STREET 

7:11 a.m. FAIRGROUND ROAD & MILL STREET 


7:12 a.m. 333 FAIRGOUND ROAD 

7:13 a.m. FAIRGROUND ROAD & HECKMAN GAP 

ROAD 

7:20 a.m. 428 AIRSTRIP ROAD 

7:22 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & KRAMER LANE 

7:25 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & SOOBERRY DRIVE 

7:26 a.m. 592 RIDGE ROAD 





7:32 a.m. AUCTION ROAD & HARRIS LANE 

7:32 a.m. 826 AUCTION ROAD 


7:33 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & FOWLER LANE 






7:36 a.m. BEAGLE ROAD & SMITH LANE 

7:37 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & BOLOPUE ROAD 







7:39 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & DAVY ROAD 

7:39 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD AND GARBRICK ROAD 

SALONA 




7:41 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & RIDGE ROAD 



(RT. 52) ROTE/ E. END MNT 

DESTINATION: LAMAR TWP. ELEMENTARY/ 

ORE BANK AMISH 


7:15 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & SOOBERRY DRIVE TURN- 

AROUND 

7:17 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & COYOTE LANE 


7:22 a.m. 1463 LONG RUN ROAD TURNAROUND 


7:24 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & GRAVEL LANE 

7:25 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & GOLDEN LANE 


7:27 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & ROSSMAN’S LANE 

7:30 a.m. 2399 LONG RUN ROAD TURNAROUND 


7:31 a.m. HAVEN PINES & E. HAVEN PINES ROAD 

7:32 a.m. HAVEN PINES ROAD & EDGEWOOD LANE 

7:33 a.m. 76 HAVEN PINES 

7:34 a.m. 102 EAST HAVEN PINES 


7:35 a.m. 104 EAST HAVEN PINES 



7:37 a.m. BEAGLE ROAD & TOWNSHIP BUILDING 

7:37 a.m. 102 BEAGLE ROAD AT CHURCH TURN- 

AROUND 

7:38 a.m. 273 BEAGLE ROAD 


7:39 a.m. BEAGLE ROAD & GARYS LANE 

7:40 a.m. EAST END MOUNTAIN ROAD & WELDERS 

LANE 

7:40 a.m. EAST END MOUNTAIN ROAD & BURRELL 

ROAD 

7:41 a.m. 1203 EAST END MOUNTAIN ROAD 



7:43 a.m. EAST END MOUNTAIN ROAD & EISEN- 

HOWER ROAD 

7:43 a.m. ORE BANK AMISH 

7:45 a.m. 420 EAST END MOUNTAIN ROAD & 

WARGO LANE 






7:49 a.m. EAST END MOUNTAIN ROAD & 

MCCLOSKEY LANE 

7:50 a.m. LAMAR TWP EL 

(RT. 53) HAVEN PINES/ LONG RUN ROAD/ E. END 

MNT/ MH FIREHALL 

DESTINATION: CMHS/CMMS

7:03 a.m. BEAGLE ROAD & HAVEN PINES ROAD 

TWP BUILD 

7:03 a.m. HAVEN PINES ROAD & BODLE LANE 

7:03 a.m. HAVEN PINES ROAD & EAST HAVEN 

PINES ROAD 

7:04 a.m. 166 HAVEN PINES ROAD 

7:05 a.m. 76 HAVEN PINES ROAD 

7:06 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & ROSSMAN’S ROAD 







7:11 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & SEASON LANE 

7:12 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & GRAVEL LANE 

7:12 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & HACKENBERG LANE 






7:19 a.m. BEAGLE ROAD & SMITH LANE 

7:19 a.m. BEAGUE ROAD & GARYS LANE 

7:21 a.m. EAST END MNT ROAD & BURRELL ROAD 

7:22 a.m. 1304 EAST END MNT ROAD & RUMBLE 

LANE 

7:23 a.m. 1157 EAST END MNT ROAD 

7:24 a.m. EAST END MNT ROAD & QUIGGLE LANE 




7:27 a.m. EAST END MNT ROAD & MCCLOSKEY 

LANE 

7:37 a.m. MILL HALL FIREHALL 


(RT. 54) LOGANTON/ W. WINTER/ SUMMER 

MOUNTAIN/ NARROWS/ W. VALLEY/ MH BORO 

BLDG/ WILLOW LANE 


6:36 a.m. 358 WEST WINTER ROAD 

6:36 a.m. 447 WEST WINTER ROAD & MEYER RESI- 

DENCE 


6:37 a.m. 536 WEST WINTER ROAD & BOLINK RESI- 

DENCE 

6:38 a.m. 612 WEST WINTER ROAD & MOYER RESI- 

DENCE 

6:39 a.m. WEST WINTER ROAD & STOVER ROAD 

6:40 a.m. 1035 WEST WINTER ROAD & WEAVER 

RESIDENCE 

6:41 a.m. 1186 WEST WINTER RD MCCORMACK 

RESIDENCE 


6:42 a.m. WEST WINTER ROAD & CAMPGROUND 

ROAD 






6:47 a.m. WEST WINTER ROAD & SUGAR LANE 




6:55 a.m. 950 SUMMER MOUNTAIN ROAD 





7:02 a.m. MCCALEB FARM (TURNAROUND) 





7:09 a.m. NARROWS ROAD & HOLDREN LANE 






7:11 a.m. NARROWS ROAD & WEST VALLEY ROAD 

7:15 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & TONER LANE 

7:15 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & CAMPGROUND 

ROAD 

7:16 a.m. 1424 WEST VALLEY ROAD 


7:17 a.m. 1341 WEST VALLEY ROAD & 

BOONEVILLE 





7:20 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & SCHRACK ROAD 



7:24 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & WENDYS LANE 

7:45 a.m. BEECH CREEK AVENUE & BOROUGH 

BUILDING 

7:45 a.m. BEECH CREEK AVENUE & WILLOW LANE 

(RT. 55) LOGANTON/ W. WINTER/ SUMMER MNT/ 

NARROWS/ W. VALLEY/ LOGANTON BANK 

DESTINATION: SUGAR VALLEY ELEMENTARY/ 

CHARTER 









7:16 a.m. WEST WINTER ROAD & LELAS LANE 




7:21 a.m. SUMMER MOUNTAIN ROAD & JOHNSON 

LANE 








7:31 a.m. 124 MCCALEB ROAD 






7:36 a.m. NARROWS ROAD & BERRY LANE 


7:36 a.m. NARROWS ROAD & SUGAR CREEK LANE 







7:39 a.m. VALLEY ROAD & NARROWS ROAD 

7:41 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & TONER LANE 

7:42 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & SNOOKS LANE 

7:43 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & ROYS LANE 













7:53 a.m. 44 EAST MAIN STREET LOGANTON BANK 

(RT. 56) FOURTH GAP/ RAUCHTOWN ROAD/ 

E. VALLEY/ E. WINTER 


CHARTER 

6:59 a.m. 518 FOURTH GAP ROAD T/A RELL LANE 

7:00 a.m. 760 FOURTH GAP ROAD 


7:09 a.m. FOURTH GAP ROAD & WAGMYR LANE 

7:09 a.m. 88 RAUCHTOWN ROAD 

7:10 a.m. 31 RAUCHTOWN ROAD 

7:10 a.m. 3549 EAST VALLEY ROAD 

7:13 a.m. EAST VALLEY ROAD & OHNMEISS ROAD 







7:21 a.m. 296 SNOOK ROAD 



7:23 a.m. 94 SNOOK LANE 

7:26 a.m. 1346 EAST WINTER ROAD 





7:30 a.m. EAST WINTER & McCALL DAM 











7:39 a.m. 202 EAST MAIN STREET 


7:47 a.m. SOUTH MILL ROAD & EMBICK LANE 


7:48 a.m. 260 SUGAR HAVEN LANE, BABYSITTER 


(RT. 57) MOUNTAIN AREA/ CAMPGROUND ROAD/ 

W. WINTER 


CHARTER 

7:03 a.m. ROCKEY ROAD & HUNTER KNOLL LANE 

7:04 a.m. 1324 ROCKEY ROAD TIGER LANE T/A 

7:05 a.m. 258 ROCKEY ROAD 







7:13 a.m. 973 PINE LOGANTON ROAD 



7:32 a.m. BRUNGARD ROAD & FOREST LANE 

7:32 a.m. 189 BRUNGARD ROAD 






7:39 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & SPRING LANE 

7:41 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & ROSECRANS LANE 



7:43 a.m. 819 NORTH MILL STREET 

7:45 a.m. NORTH MILL STREET & S HOPPLE HOL- 

LOW ROAD 

7:46 a.m. NORTH MILL STREET & PEPPER RUN 

7:46 a.m. 94 WATER STREET 

7:47 a.m. 97 WEST MAIN STREET 

7:47 a.m. WEST VALLEY ROAD & WENDY’S LANE 

7:54 a.m. 128 CAMPGROUND ROAD 

7:55 a.m. 137 CAMPGROUND ROAD 


7:57 a.m. WEST WINTER ROAD & BULL RUN ROAD 


7:58 a.m. WEST WINTER ROAD & STOVER ROAD 


(RT. 58) ROCKEY ROAD/ PINE LOGANTON ROAD/ 

LONG RUN ROAD/ MH BANK/ MAIN STREET 



6:37 a.m. 228 ROCKEY ROAD & OAK LANE 


6:44 a.m. TURNAROUND ROCKEY ROAD & HAR- 

BAUGH ROAD 



6:48 a.m. ROCKEY ROAD & HUNTERS KNOLL 





7:07 a.m. 594 SPRUCE RUN ROAD 

7:07 a.m. FOREST LANE & BRUNGARD ROAD 

7:08 a.m. TURNAROUND SPRUCE RUN & B.E.STATE 

FOR. 

7:16 a.m. LONG RUN ROAD & KREGER LANE TURN- 

AROUND 





7:20 a.m. 819 NORTH MILL STREET 

7:37 a.m. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, MILL HALL 

7:39 a.m. MAIN STREET & FLOWERS BY MONICA 

SHOP 

(RT. 60) LOGANTON/ E. WINTER/ FOURTH GAP/ E. 

VALLEY/ MAIN STREET/ MH S. CHESTNUT/ MAG- 

ISTRATE’S OFFICE 


6:39 a.m. 94 SNOOK LANE 

6:39 a.m. MCCALL DAM ROAD & EAST WINTER 

ROAD 









7:03 a.m. EAST VALLEY ROAD & OHNMEISS GAP 

ROAD 



7:08 a.m. EAST VALLEY ROAD & MILL SEAT LANE 








7:18 a.m. EAST MAIN STREET & LUMBER STREET 

7:19 a.m. MAIN STREET & WATER STREET 

7:20 a.m. LOGANTON BANK & NORTH MILL & 

MAIN STREET 

7:21 a.m. NORTH MILL STREET & WATER STREET 

7:22 a.m. NORTH MILL STREET & PEPPER RUN & 

BIG ROC 

7:25 a.m. NORTH MILL STREET & SOUTH HOPPLE 

HOLLOW 

7:42 a.m. SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET & GIRARD 

STREET 

7:43 a.m. 8 GIRARD STREET 

7:47 a.m. BEECH CREEK AVENUE & MAGISTRATE’S 

OFFICE 

(RT. 64) PINE MNT/ MCELHATTAN/ ISLAND 

ROAD/ E. WATER ST 

DESTINATION: ROBB ELEMENTARY/ LH 

CATHOLIC 

7:00 a.m. PINE MNT ROAD & CAMPGROUND ROAD 

7:01 a.m. PINE MNT ROAD & ARROWHEAD ROAD 

7:01 a.m. 1147 PINE MNT ROAD 


7:04 a.m. 188 PINE MOUNTAIN ROAD 

7:06 a.m. SHOEMAKER ROAD & WILDFLOWER 

LANE 

7:07 a.m. 223 SHOEMAKER ROAD 

7:07 a.m. SHOEMAKER ROAD & FLEISHER LANE 




7:09 a.m. MCELHATTAN AVE & PINE MTN ROAD 

7:15 a.m. 59 COCHISE TRAIL 




7:17 a.m. 74 GERONIMO TRAIL 

7:18 a.m. HIAWATHA & GERONIMO TRAIL 

7:21 a.m. 101 POCAHONTAS TRAIL 


7:26 a.m. 442 MCELHATTAN DRIVE 

7:27 a.m. MCELHATTAN DRIVE & CHATHAM VIL- 

LAGE 

7:28 a.m. 375 MCELHATTAN AVE & OLD HALL 

ROAD 

7:28 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & BEECH STREET 

7:28 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & WINDING LANE 

7:29 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & AARON DRIVE 

7:31 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & YOUNGS LANE 

7:31 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & EYER LANE 

7:33 a.m. 366 LINNWOOD DRIVE 


7:34 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & MCKINNEY ROAD 

7:35 a.m. STABLEY ROAD & EMERT LANE 

7:36 a.m. 173 STABLEY ROAD 


7:40 a.m. MCELHATTAN DRIVE & OLD BRIDGE 

ROAD 

7:44 a.m. 811 ISLAND ROAD 



7:48 a.m. 972 EAST WATER STREET 

7:49 a.m. EAST WATER STREET & CLARKS BARN 

ROAD 


(RT. 65) PINE MNT/ MCELHATTAN/ S. 

SUMMIT ST. 


6:52 a.m. PINE MNT ROAD & ARROWHEAD ROAD 

6:53 a.m. PINE MNT ROAD & CAMPGROUND ROAD 

6:54 a.m. 773 PINE MNT ROAD & WAYNE TOWN- 

SHIP BUILD 




7:02 a.m. COCHISE TRAIL & IROQUOIS TRAIL 






7:05 a.m. HIAWATHA & GERONIMO TRAIL 

7:06 a.m. 305 LINNIPPI TRAIL 




7:09 a.m. MOM’S DAYCARE, MCELHATTAN 

7:10 a.m. 2136 YOUNGDALE ROAD 


7:11 a.m. YOUNGDALE ROAD & STABLEY ROAD 

7:11 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & MCKINNEY ROAD 

7:12 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & EYER LANE 

7:13 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & YOUNG LANE 


7:14 a.m. LINNWOOD DRIVE & WINDING LANE 

7:32 a.m. S. SUMMIT STREET & W. WALNUT STREET 

7:33 a.m. S. SUMMIT STREET & LINDEN STREET 

(RT. 66) MCELHATTAN/ ISLAND ROAD/ 

E. WATER/ GRANT ST/ SUSQUEHANNA AVE 


6:59 a.m. PINE MNT ROAD & RESERVIOR ROAD 


7:01 a.m. PINE MNT ROAD & IVY LANE 

7:06 a.m. SHOEMAKER ROAD & FLEISHER LANE 


7:07 a.m. SHOEMAKER ROAD & SISTER’S LANE 

7:08 a.m. SHOEMAKER ROAD & WILDFLOWER 

LANE 


7:11 a.m. MCELHATTAN DRIVE & CHATHAM VIL- 

LAGE 

7:12 a.m. MCELHATTAN DRIVE & LINWOOD DRIVE 

7:13 a.m. MCELHATTAN DRIVE & OLD BRIDGE 

ROAD 


7:19 a.m. ISLAND ROAD & FARGUS ISLAND ROAD 


7:23 a.m. 1010 E. WATER STREET 

7:24 a.m. E. WATER STREET & CLARKS BARN 

ROAD 


7:25 a.m. GRANT STREET & E. CHURCH STREET 

7:28 a.m. GRANT STREET & E. WATER STREET 

7:32 a.m. 70 SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE AT FIRE 

HYDRANT 

(RT. 67) YOUNGDALE ROAD/ CASTANEA 

DESTINATION: ROBB ELEMENTARY/ LH

CHRISTIAN/ CATHOLIC 

7:23 a.m. MOM’S DAY CARE 


7:26 a.m. YOUNGDALE ROAD & BROOKSIDE LANE 






7:36 a.m. 250 E. KELLER STREET 




7:39 a.m. 26 W. KELLER STREET 

7:41 a.m. E. BROWN STREET & NITTANY ROAD 

7:42 a.m. W. BROWN STREET & BIG WOODS 

CHURCH 

7:43 a.m. W. BROWN STREET & MACKEY AVENUE 

7:44 a.m. W. BROWN STREET & FLEMING AVENUE 

7:44 a.m. W. BROWN STREET & COLLEGEWOOD 

AVENUE 

7:45 a.m. W. BROWN STREET & SHERWOOD 

AVENUE 

7:45 a.m. W. BROWN STREET & GREENWOOD 

AVENUE 

7:47 a.m. FLEMING STREET & GRAPE STREET 

7:47 a.m. FLEMING STREET & W. KELLER STREET 

7:48 a.m. JARRETT AVENUE & W. KELLER STREET 

7:49 a.m. MARGARET ALLEY & JARRETT AVENUE 

(RT. 68) YOUNGDALE ROAD/ E. CASTANEA 


7:08 a.m. YOUNGDALE ROAD & BROOKSIDE ROAD 


7:09 a.m. 1826 YOUNGSDALE ROAD 







7:18 a.m. 200 E. KELLER STREET & TRAILER COURT 

7:19 a.m. 323 MCELHATTAN AVENUE TOWNSHIP 

SHED 

7:21 a.m. BIG WOODS CHURCH & BROWN STREET 

(RT. 69) WOODWARD AVE/ LH/ FAIRPOINT ROAD 


6:43 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & KRYDER HOL- 

LOW 

6:44 a.m. 2818 WOODWARD AVENUE 


6:47 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & BARTON LANE 


6:50 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & MNT HAVEN 

VILLAGE 


6:52 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & DECADENCE 

DRIVE 

7:00 a.m. N. HANNA STREET & EAST CHURCH 

STREET 

7:04 a.m. E. PARK STREET & MYRTLE STREET 

7:05 a.m. E. PARK STREET & MOUNT VERNON 

STREET 

7:06 a.m. S. JONES STREET & PEACH STREET 

7:07 a.m. S. JONES STREET & MYRTLE STREET 

7:19 a.m. 48 SOUTH PARSON DRIVE FAIRPOINT 

MEADOWS 

7:19 a.m. 128 SOUTH PARSON DRIVE FAIRPOINT 

MEADOWS 

7:20 a.m. FAIRPOINT ROAD & N PARSON DRIVE & 

WILLIS 

7:21 a.m. 296 FAIRPOINT ROAD 


7:23 a.m. FAIRPOINT ROAD & SCHOOLHOUSE 

ROAD 

(RT. 70) CASTANEA/ SUNSET PINES/ 

DICKEY AREA 


7:03 a.m. WEST BROWN STREET & FLEMING 

STREET 

7:04 a.m. WEST BROWN STREET & SHERWOOD 

STREET 

7:05 a.m. WEST BROWN STREET & GREENWOOD 

AVENUE 

7:07 a.m. 422 WEST GRAPE STREET 

7:08 a.m. WEST GRAPE STREET & FLEMING 

AVENUE 

7:08 a.m. JARRETT STREET & ALLISON STREET 

7:18 a.m. ENTRANCE TO SUNSET PINES 

7:19 a.m. HILLCREST DRIVE & SPRUCE DRIVE 

7:20 a.m. SPRUCE DRIVE TURNAROUND 

7:23 a.m. HEMLOCK DRIVE & HILLCREST DRIVE 

7:25 a.m. SYLVAN DRIVE & HEMLOCK DRIVE 

7:26 a.m. SYLVAN DRIVE & MORNINGSIDE DRIVE 

7:27 a.m. SYLVAN DRIVE & CAMPUS VIEW 

7:31 a.m. S. SUMMIT STREET & W. BALD EAGLE 

STREET 

7:33 a.m. S. HIGHLAND STREET & LINDEN STREET 

7:34 a.m. DICKEY SCHOOL FOR HIGH SCHOOL 

PICKUP 

(RT. 72) PARK AVE/ SAGAMORE/ B. PLUM/ RT 664 


6:59 a.m. 48 HARLEY DRIVE 

7:00 a.m. 1482 PARK AVENUE 


7:01 a.m. PARK AVENUE & ELLIS ISLAND 



7:03 a.m. PARK AVENUE & CEMETERY ROAD 




7:05 a.m. PARK AVENUE & GRAVEL HILL ROAD 






7:08 a.m. E. CARDINAL DRIVE & MEADOWLARK 

LANE 

7:10 a.m. E. CARDINAL DRIVE & HUMMINGBIRD 

LANE 

7:10 a.m. 1048 HUMMINGBIRD LANE 

7:10 a.m. E. CARDINAL DRIVE & REDWING ROAD 

7:10 a.m. W. CARDINAL DRIVE & ORIOLE CIRCLE 




7:14 a.m. BIG PLUM ROAD & MODEL A ROAD 

7:15 a.m. 1363 BIG PLUM RUN ROAD 

7:16 a.m. 26 POND DRIVE 

7:16 a.m. 111 POND DRIVE 


7:17 a.m. BIG PLUM RUN ROAD & IVY DRIVE 

7:29 a.m. RT 664 & FETZER LANE 

7:29 a.m. RT 664 & 1374 COUDERSPORT PIKE 

7:29 a.m. RT 664 & PARAS & LOCUST LANE 

7:30 a.m. RT 664 & LOCUST LANE 

7:33 a.m. RT 664 & HICKORY DRIVE 

7:33 a.m. 963 COUDERSPORT PIKE 

7:34 a.m. RT 664 & MILL LANE 

7:35 a.m. RT 664 & CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 

7:35 a.m. RT 664 & RIVERSIDE TERRACE 

7:36 a.m. RT 664 & LOCKS AVENUE 

7:36 a.m. RT 664 & LOCKPORT HEIGHTS 

7:37 a.m. RT 664 & VETERANS BRIDGE 

(RT. 73) TRL PINES/ RT 150/ CRESTMONT/ ISLAND 

ROAD/ DUNNSTOWN 

DESTINATION: WOODWARD ELEMENTARY/ LH 

CATHOLIC 

6:44 a.m. 2136 TEABERRY LANE 



6:46 a.m. 401 GRAVEL HILL ROAD 

6:46 a.m. 150 SPONG HOLLOW ROAD 

6:53 a.m. ISLAND ROAD & RIVERVIEW DRIVE 


6:58 a.m. RT 150 & DECADENCE DRIVE 

6:59 a.m. MNT HAVEN VILLAGE & WOODWARD 

AVENUE 


7:02 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & GRIECO DRIVE 


7:04 a.m. SR 150 & KRYDER HOLLOW ROAD 

7:09 a.m. 88 CIRCLE DRIVE 

7:10 a.m. CRESTMONT DRIVE & CIRCLE DRIVE 

7:10 a.m. CRESTMONT DRIVE & SOUTH LANE 

7:13 a.m. BIG PLUM RUN ROAD & STEWART ROAD 


7:18 a.m. 26 TRI POND DRIVE 

7:23 a.m. TOBACCO SHED & RICH RAMM LANE 

7:24 a.m. 727 E. GUARDLOCK DRIVE 



7:26 a.m. FARGUS ISLAND ROAD & GUARDLOCK 

DRIVE 


7:29 a.m. HILLSIDE DRIVE & EAST EVERGREEN 

LANE 

7:30 a.m. HILLSIDE DRIVE & HOLLY DRIVE 

7:30 a.m. HILLSIDE DRIVE & RICHEY STREET 

7:31 a.m. ALLEGHENY STREET & HILLSIDE DRIVE 

7:32 a.m. MEADOWLARK & CARDINAL DR 

(DUNNSTOWN) 

(RT. 74) TRL PINES/ ISLAND ROAD/ W. FOURTH/ 

MAPLE ST 


6:52 a.m. CHECKERBERRY LANE & TEABERRY 

LANE 





7:01 a.m. 601 GRAVEL HILL ROAD 

7:02 a.m. 129 SPONG HOLLOW ROAD 





7:10 a.m. ISLAND ROAD & RIVERVIEW DRIVE 


7:11 a.m. ISLAND ROAD & BETTS LANE 

7:24 a.m. W. PARK STREET & W. CLINTON STREET 

7:25 a.m. COMMERCE STREET & W. BALD EAGLE 

STREET 

7:30 a.m. WEST 4TH & IRWIN STREET 

7:33 a.m. WEST 4TH & ALLISON STREET 

7:42 a.m. MAPLE STREET & YOUNGS AVENUE 

7:43 a.m. MAPLE STREET & 3RD AVENUE 

(RT. 75) DUTCH HOLLOW/ SULPHURN RUN/ PARK 



AVE/ SAGARMORE/ WEAVER HILL 


CATHOLIC 

6:40 a.m. 338 DUTCH HOLLOW ROAD 



6:50 a.m. SULPHUR RUN ROAD & HIDDEN VALLEY 

LANE 

6:50 a.m. 164 HEMLOCK RIDGE ROAD 

6:53 a.m. 168 SULPHUR RUN ROAD 

6:55 a.m. 716 SULPHUR RUN ROAD 

6:56 a.m. SULPHUR RUN ROAD & BAYBERRY 

DRIVE 

6:57 a.m. MAIN STREET & MILL STREET 


7:02 a.m. PARK AVENUE & MOORE LANE 

7:04 a.m. PARK AVENUE & W. SPRUCE STREET 


7:06 a.m. PARK AVENUE & CEMETARY STREET 




7:08 a.m. PARK AVENUE & BALLFIELD LANE 










7:14 a.m. 1094 EAST CARDINAL DRIVE 

7:14 a.m. 1251 EAST CARDINAL DRIVE 

7:15 a.m. W. CARDINAL DRIVE & HUMMINGBIRD 

LANE 

7:15 a.m. 1048 HUMMINGBIRD LANE 

7:16 a.m. W. CARDINAL DRIVE & REDWING DRIVE 

7:17 a.m. W. CARDINAL DRIVE & PARTRIDGE CIR- 

CLE 

7:19 a.m. W. CARDINAL DRIVE & ORIOLE CIRCLE 


7:30 a.m. 503 WEAVER HILL ROAD 

7:31 a.m. 440 WEAVER HILL ROAD 

(RT. 76) DUTCH HOLLOW/ SULPHUR RUN/ CREST- 

MONT/ RT 150/ PROSPECT/ 2ND AVE 








7:00 a.m. SULPHUR RUN ROAD & KRAPE LANE 

7:01 a.m. SULPHUR RUN ROAD & HIDDEN VALLEY 

LANE 

7:04 a.m. SULPHUR RUN ROAD & BAYBERRY 

DRIVE 

7:16 a.m. CRESTMONT DRIVE & CIRCLE DRIVE 

7:17 a.m. CIRCLE DRIVE & SOUTH LANE 

7:17 a.m. CIRCLE DRIVE & GREENHILL DRIVE 

7:21 a.m. 95 TOBACCO SHED ROAD 

7:21 a.m. 44 RICH RAMM LANE 

7:21 a.m. TOBACCO SHED ROAD & BEECH TREE 

LANE 

7:25 a.m. SR150 & DUNNSTOWN FIREHALL 

7:26 a.m. SR150 & MOHAWK STORE 

7:30 a.m. PROSPECT ST & ENTRANCE TO TENNIS 

COURT 

7:35 a.m. 2ND AVENUE & GREEN STREET 

7:36 a.m. 2ND AVENUE & W. WALNUT STREET 

(RT. 77) GERMAN RD/ BIG PLUM RUN/ CIDER 

PRESS/ LH E. MAIN 


6:40 a.m. 306 GERMAN ROAD 


6:42 a.m. GERMAN ROAD & PROBST LANE 

6:45 a.m. GERMAN ROAD & REEDER ROAD 



6:51 a.m. BIG PLUM RUN ROAD & HERMAN ROAD 

6:52 a.m. BIG PLUM RUN ROAD & BEAR MOUNTAIN 

ROAD 

6:53 a.m. VONGUNDEN ROAD & DEER LANE 

6:56 a.m. VONGUNDEN ROAD & THREE FORKS 

LANE 

6:58 a.m. 291 VONGUNDEN ROAD 

6:59 a.m. 121 VONGUNDEN ROAD 

7:00 a.m. BIG PLUM RUN ROAD & WEAVER HILL 

ROAD 

7:01 a.m. CIDER PRESS ROAD & HAMBURGER LANE 

7:02 a.m. 407 CIDER PRESS ROAD 


7:04 a.m. CIDER PRESS & NORTH VISTA 

7:05 a.m. CIDER PRESS ROAD & TOWNHOUSES 

7:13 a.m. E. MAIN STREET & N. WASHINGTON 

STREET 

7:14 a.m. E. MAIN STREET & N. HENDERSON 

STREET 

(RT. 77) MH MAIN ST/ PENNSYLVANIA AVE 

DESTINATION: MILL HALL ELEMENTARY 

7:41 a.m. MAIN STREET & RAIBLES PHARMACY 

7:42 a.m. MAIN STREET & FLOWERS BY MONICA 

SHOP 

7:43 a.m. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & DEWEY 

STREET 

7:44 a.m. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & AGWAY 

STORE 

7:45 a.m. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & AGNEW 

STREET 

7:46 a.m. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & OFF BEADIN 

PATH 

(RT. 78) SWISSDALE/ GERMAN RD/ WEBB/ SHIRK 

HOLLOW 


CATHOLIC 




6:50 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & SCHOOLHOUSE 

ROAD 

6:50 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & WINDY HILL LANE 

6:51 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & WHIPPORWILL 

LANE 

6:52 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & HONEYSUCKLE 

LANE 












6:59 a.m. GERMAN ROAD & REEDER ROAD 



7:07 a.m. VON GUNDEN ROAD & DEER LANE 

7:07 a.m. VON GUNDEN & THREE FORKS LANE 

7:09 a.m. 291 VON GUNDEN ROAD 

7:14 a.m. BIG PLUM RUN ROAD & WEAVER HILL 

ROAD 

7:15 a.m. CIDER PRESS ROAD & HAMBURGER LANE 

7:22 a.m. CIDER PRESS ROAD & JULIA DRIVE 

7:23 a.m. CIDER PRESS ROAD & NORTH VISTA 



7:25 a.m. 15 PARK DRIVE 

7:25 a.m. PARK DRIVE & TIMBERWOOD DRIVE 

7:26 a.m. 53 DOGWOOD DRIVE 

7:27 a.m. CROAK HOLLOW RD & COUDERSPORT 

PIKE 

7:32 a.m. SHIRK HOLLOW ROAD & HUNTER HOL- 

LOW ROAD 

7:33 a.m. SHIRK HOLLOW ROAD & SHIRK ADDI- 

TION 

(RT. 79) RT 664/ WOODLAND HGHTS/ NORTHSIDE 

W. FOURTH 


7:13 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & WINDY HILL LANE 

7:16 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & HONEYSUCKLE 

LANE 







7:21 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & WALKER ROAD 

7:22 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & BERRY LANE 

7:23 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & OAK HOLLOW 

ROAD 




7:24 a.m. WOODLAND DRIVE & PARADISE ROAD 

7:25 a.m. FOREST DRIVE & ASPEN COURT 

7:25 a.m. FOREST DRIVE & CRESTWOOD DRIVE 

7:25 a.m. CRESTWOOD DRIVE & WOODLAND 

DRIVE 

7:26 a.m. 40 WOODLAND DRIVE 

7:27 a.m. WOODLAND DRIVE & HILLSPIRE DRIVE 

7:41 a.m. WEST FOURTH & N SUMMIT STREET 

7:43 a.m. WEST FOURTH & BARTON STREET 

7:45 a.m. WEST FOURTH & HOOD STREET 

(RT. 80) FARRANDSVILLE ROAD/ RT 664/ 

SWISSDALE/ WOODLAND HGHTS 


CATHOLIC/ CHRISTIAN 

6:48 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & LOCKS AVENUE 

6:49 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & LOCKPORT 

HEIGHTS 

6:50 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & UPPERHILL DR 

6:50 a.m. BREWERY ROAD 

6:53 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & WATER VAL- 

LEY ROAD 

7:05 a.m. 3229 FARRANDSVILLE ROAD 


7:08 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & CARRIER 

ROAD 

7:14 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & ALLYSUM 

ROAD 

7:14 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & QUEENS RUN 

ROAD 


7:16 a.m. CROAK HOLLOW ROAD & BRIDGENS & 

WENKER LA

7:17 a.m. 903 E. CROAK HOLLOW ROAD 

7:22 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & ARBUTUS DRIVE 


7:23 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & WALKER RD 

&OAK BROOK 

7:24 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & OAK BROOK LANE 

7:25 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & OAK HOLLOW 

ROAD 



7:31 a.m. FOREST DRIVE & ASPEN COURT 

7:32 a.m. CRESTVIEW DRIVE & WOODLAND DRIVE 

7:34 a.m. WOODLAND DRIVE/HILLSPIRE DRIVE 



7:37 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & FETZER LANE 

7:37 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & LOCUST LANE 

7:38 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & HICKORY DRIVE 



7:39 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & MILL LANE 


(RT. 81) FARRANDSVILLE/ SHIRK HOLLOW/ E. 

BALD EALGE (MS Only)/ S. FAIRVIEW 


*CMMS rides Rt. 81 a.m. & p.m. 

6:50 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & BREWERY ROAD 


6:54 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & WATER 

VALLEY ROAD 



7:03 a.m. FARRANDSVILLE ROAD & CARRIER ROAD 


7:12 a.m. 70 CROAK HOLLOW ROAD 

7:13 a.m. CROAK HOLLOW ROAD & CHARLES LANE 

7:15 a.m. CROAK HOLLOW ROAD & BRIDGENS LANE 

7:20 a.m. 1061 SHIRK HOLLOW ROAD 

7:23 a.m. SHIRK HOLLOW ROAD & HUNTER HOLLOW 

ROAD 

7:25 a.m. SHIRK HOLLOW ROAD & ADDITION LANE 

7:30 a.m. *E. BALD EAGLE ST & GRANT ST (MS 

ONLY) 

7:42 a.m. S. FAIRVIEW STREET & WALNUT STREET 

7:44 a.m. S. FAIRVIEW STREET & PEACH STREET 

(RT. 82) CALDWELL/ HANEY/ LITTLE PLUM/ 

WOODWARD AVE/ DUNNSTOWN 

DESTINATION: WOODWARD/ LH CATHOLIC 

6:49 a.m. RT 44 & CHICKADEE LANE FIN FUR FEATH- 

ER 

7:01 a.m. RT 44 & BUTTERFLY LANE 


7:10 a.m. QUEENS RUN ROAD & SHADE LANE 

7:14 a.m. 682 HOLLOW ROAD 

7:21 a.m. RT 664 & COLTRANE LANE 

7:23 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN RD & UPPER BEAR PEN 

HOL 

7:25 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN ROAD & SAWMILL 

ROAD 

7:25 a.m. 1905 LITTLE PLUM RUN ROAD 

7:26 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN RD & LOWER BEAR PEN 

HOL 

7:31 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN ROAD & WEAVER HILL 

ROAD 


7:34 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & DEERFIELD LANE 


7:38 a.m. RT 150 & 512 WOODWARD AVENUE 

7:38 a.m. RT 150 & 301 WOODWARD AVENUE 

7:40 a.m. ALLEGHENY STREET & CRIST LANE 

7:41 a.m. ALLEGHENY STREET & MARKET STREET 

7:41 a.m. ALLEGHENY STREET & CHURCH STREET 

7:42 a.m. CHURCH STREET & LENAPE TRAIL 

7:43 a.m. 38 LENAPE TRAIL 

7:44 a.m. 24 LENAPE TRAIL 


7:45 a.m. MILL HILL & MAGNOLIA DRIVE 

7:46 a.m. MILL HILL & CLINTON COUNTY SPCA 

(RT. 83) RT 664/ QUEENS RUN/ S. FLEMINGTON 


6:25 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & BUTTERFLY LANE 


6:30 a.m. QUEENS RUN ROAD & LEISURE LANE 

6:35 a.m. QUEENS RUN ROAD & SHADE LANE 

6:38 a.m. QUEENS RUN ROAD & PAULS LANE 




6:48 a.m. 338 CHURCH ROAD 


6:55 a.m. COUDERSPORT PIKE & BRYANS LANE 

7:08 a.m. 50 DOGWOOD LANE 

7:09 a.m. PARK DRIVE & DOGWOOD LANE 

7:09 a.m. 13 PARK DRIVE 

7:20 a.m. YOUNGS AVENUE & LINDEN STREET 

7:21 a.m. YOUNGS AVENUE & WOODS AVENUE 

7:24 a.m. WOODS AVENUE & STURDEVANT STREET 

7:25 a.m. STURDEVANT STREET & WRIGHT STREET 

7:27 a.m. WRIGHT STREET & BRESSLER STREET 

7:28 a.m. WOODS AVENUE & BRESSLER STREET 

(RT. 85) RENOVO RD/ SUNSET PINES/ 

FLEMINGTON AREA 

DESTINATION: DICKEY ELEMENTARY/ LH CHRIS- 

TIAN/ CATHOLIC/ WEST BRANCH 

ACADEMY 

7:00 a.m. SR120 & 4891 RENOVO ROAD 

7:07 a.m. SR120 & STRAWBERRY LANE 

7:08 a.m. SR120 & MCCOY’S LANE 

7:12 a.m. SR120 & EAGLETON LANE 

7:14 a.m. SR120 & OAK RIDGE PERSONAL CARE 

HOME 

7:14 a.m. SR120 & RUTH LANE 


7:15 a.m. SR120 & GWYNNED WYND 

7:15 a.m. 2956 RENOVO ROAD 





7:19 a.m. SR120 & 40 & 8 






7:22 a.m. HANNA PARK & ENT PIZZA CITY 

7:23 a.m. EXXON GAS STATION & LUSK RUN ROAD 

7:24 a.m. SUNSET PINES & CAMPUS VIEW 

7:26 a.m. SUNSET PINES & SYLVAN & HEMLOCK 

DRIVE 

7:26 a.m. SUNSET PINES & HILLCREST AND HEM- 

LOCK DRI 

7:26 a.m. SYLVAN DRIVE & PINE TREE ROAD 

7:28 a.m. SUNSET PINES & SYLVAN & LUSK RUN 

7:29 a.m. SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE & LH DAYCARE 

7:36 a.m. 104 PINEVIEW DRIVE 

7:40 a.m. BIRCH STREET & HERR STREET 

7:42 a.m. BIRCH STREET & STURDEVANT STREET 

7:44 a.m. BRESSLER STREET & FURST STREET 

7:45 a.m. HUSTON STREET & JAMES STREET 

7:45 a.m. HUSTON STREET & WALNUT ALLEY & 

KENS AUTO 

7:49 a.m. WRIGHT STREET & BRESSLER STREET 

7:50 a.m. WOODS AVENUE & BRESSLER STREET 

7:50 a.m. 432 WOODS AVENUE 

7:50 a.m. WOODS AVENUE & STURDEVANT STREET 

(RT. 86) RENOVO RD/ RT 120/ YMCA/ W. FOURTH 





7:11 a.m. SR120 & LOVELY LANE 

7:12 a.m. SR120 & WHITE ROCK DEV.EAGLETON 

ROAD 

7:13 a.m. SR120 & SCOOTAC ROAD 

7:14 a.m. SR120 & OAKRIDGE PERSONAL CARE 

HOME 




7:19 a.m. SR120 & GWYNNED WYND 




7:23 a.m. SR120 & 155 SULLIVAN RUN ROAD 


7:26 a.m. 361 SUSQUEHANNA AVEUNE 

7:27 a.m. SR120 & PIZZA CITY 

7:27 a.m. SR120 & LH DAYCARE 

7:33 a.m. YMCA & WATER STREET 

7:38 a.m. W. 4TH & MAIN STREET FORMER LHHS 

GYM 

7:40 a.m. W. 4TH STREET & SPRING STREET 

(RT. 88) LITTLE PLUM/ WOODWARD AVE/ E. BALD 

EAGLE 


7:01 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN RD/UPPER BEAR PEN 

HOLLOW 

7:02 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN ROAD & SAWMILL 

ROAD 

7:03 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN RD/LOWER BEAR PEN 

HOLLOW 

7:08 a.m. BIG PLUM RUN ROAD & EAGLE HOLLOW 


7:09 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN ROAD & FRYER LANE 

7:11 a.m. LITTLE PLUM RUN ROAD & KELKERI LANE 






7:17 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & DEER FIELD LANE 

7:19 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & EAST GUARD- 

LOCK DRIVE 

7:20 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & FARGUS ISLAND 

ROAD 


7:21 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & GUARDLOCK 

DRIVE 

7:21 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & HILLSIDE DRIVE 

7:21 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & EVERGREEN 

LANE 

7:22 a.m. WOODWARD AVENUE & D & J AUTO SALES 

7:28 a.m. 110 E. BALD EAGLE ST & KCSD ADMIN BLD 

(RT. 89) HYNER/ N. BEND/ RT 120/ E. RENOVO 

DESTINATION: RENOVO ELEMENTARY 

6:50 a.m. TURNAROUND RENOVO ROAD 

7:04 a.m. RT 120 & RIO VISTA LANE 

7:11 a.m. TURNAROUND HYNER ROAD 



7:12 a.m. 657 HYNER RUN ROAD 

7:14 a.m. HYNER MNT ROAD & FRANCIS-LOCKE 

LANE 

7:16 a.m. HYNER RUN ROAD & CHARLYN ACRES 

7:23 a.m. GLEASTON & JACK PAULHAMUS & SNY- 

DER ROAD 

7:28 a.m. LITTLE ITALY 

7:34 a.m. 4TH HOUSE FROM POST OFFICE 

7:35 a.m. NORTH BEND POST OFFICE 

7:37 a.m. RANSDORF AVENUE NORTH BEND 

7:38 a.m. 34 SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD NORTH BEND 

7:39 a.m. 1ST HOUSE FROM LANDSCAPING 

7:40 a.m. RT 120 TRIPP’S STORE 

7:41 a.m. RT 120 EAST 3RD HOUSE FROM SCHOOL 

7:42 a.m. RT 120 & FRANKLIN STREET 

7:44 a.m. LAUREL & DELAWARE EAST RENOVO 

7:45 a.m. LAUREL & SCHUYLKILL AVENUE 

7:51 a.m. MARKET STREET & PROSPECT AVENUE 

7:53 a.m. CENTRAL & PROSPECT AVENUE 

7:54 a.m. CENTRAL AVENUE & HOWARD AVE TURN- 

AROUND 

7:56 a.m. CENTRAL & ASPEN AVENUE 

7:57 a.m. MARKET STREET MINIHAM RESIDENCE 

(RT. 90) HYNER/ N. BEND/ RT 120/ E. RENOVO/ 

FARWELL 

DESTINATION: BUCKTAIL HS/MS 

7:10 a.m. SR120 & LIONS DEN 


7:19 a.m. HYNER ROAD & KRAMER LANE 

7:20 a.m. HYNER RUN ROAD & FRANCIS LOCK LANE 


7:22 a.m. HYNER RUN ROAD & CHARLYN DRIVE 

7:24 a.m. GLEASONTON & PAULHAMUS ROAD 

7:28 a.m. LITTLE ITALY 

7:28 a.m. N.BEND At BRIDGE PICKUP THEN TURN 

7:29 a.m. NORTH BEND POST OFFICE 

7:29 a.m. 10 PARK AVENUE NORTH BEND 

7:30 a.m. 5 SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD 

7:31 a.m. 24 PARK AVE NORTH BEND 

7:32 a.m. MAIN STREET @ LANDSCAPING SIGN 

7:33 a.m. RT 120 & ACROSS FROM TRIPPS 

7:34 a.m. RENOVO ROAD & FAIRCHILD LANE 


7:36 a.m. RT120 & ROCK BEFORE PENTZ 

7:43 a.m. LAUREL & DELAWARE AVENUE 

7:44 a.m. LAUREL & SCHUYLKILL AVENUE 

7:56 a.m. 1136 CENTRAL AVENUE 

7:57 a.m. FARWELL & HOWARD & CENTRAL 

7:58 a.m. FARWELL & HOMAN & CENTRAL AV 

7:59 a.m. MARKET STREET-FARWELL 

(RT. 91) BUCKTAIL HS VO-TECH 

DESTINATION: CMHS 

6:35 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & KELLY LANE 

6:38 a.m. 1260 SUMMERSON MNT RD 

6:40 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & EVERGREEN 

LANE 

6:45 a.m. 75 SUMMERSON MNT ROAD 

6:47 a.m. RT 120 TRIPPS STORE TO MEET RT 94 

(RT. 91) SUMMERSON MNT/ 14TH STREET 

DESTINATION: BUCKTAIL HS/MS / 

RENOVO ELEMENTARY 

7:25 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & TURNAROUND 

7:26 a.m. 1682 SUMMERSON MNT ROAD SOCKMANS 

7:27 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & KELLY LANE 

7:28 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & MEME LANE 

7:29 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & COLEMAN 

7:30 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & COTTONWOOD 

LANE 

7:31 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & EVERGREEN 

LANE 

7:32 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & DUFFIELDS 

7:33 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & HONEYSUCKLE 

7:34 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & GREEN LANE 

7:35 a.m. SUMMERSON MNT ROAD & POST HOLLOW 

ROAD 

7:45 a.m. 14TH STREET & ERIE AVENUE 

(RT. 93) CROSS FORK/ TAMARACK/ BREWERY 

HOLLOW/ ST CLAIR/ ERIE AVE 

DESTINATION: BUCKTAIL HS/MS / RENOVO 

ELEMENTARY 

*Drop off for Elementary will be on Huron Ave. in p.m.; 

HS/MS students ride Rt. 94 in p.m. 

6:40 a.m. RT144 1/2 MILE N C.FORKS & LABANT 

RESIDE 

6:43 a.m. KINNEY’S STORE 

6:53 a.m. CROSS FORK MOTEL TO MAIN STREET 

6:55 a.m. TOWNSHIP BUILDING TURNAROUND 

6:56 a.m. KETTLE CREEK ROAD & SUMMERSON 

LANE 

6:57 a.m. RT 144 KETTLE CREEK BRIDGE 

6:58 a.m. 5782 TAMARACK ROAD 

7:03 a.m. 75 LEIDI VILLAGE 


7:09 a.m. STEWART HILL & MARTHA’S LANE 

7:12 a.m. STEWART HILL ROAD TURNAROUND 



7:35 a.m. RT 120 & BREWERY HOLLOW 

7:40 a.m. ST CLAIR & 4TH STREET 

7:41 a.m. *ERIE AVENUE & 5TH STREET 







(RT. 94) VO-TECH STUDENTS TO CMHS 

*CMHS rides Rt. 77 in p.m. 



6:35 a.m. ONTARIO AVENUE & 7TH STREET 

6:37 a.m. SOUTH RENOVO FIREHALL 

6:39 a.m. HURON AVENUE & 13TH STREET 

6:45 a.m. BUCKTAIL HS 

6:47 a.m. RT 120 TRIPPS STORE TO MEET RT 91 

6:49 a.m. “PARK AVE & RANSFORF AVENUE, N 

BEND” 

7:30 a.m. *E. BALD EAGLE ST & GRANT ST (HS ONLY) 

(RT. 95) BITUMIN/ SHINTOWN/ HURON/ S. 

RENOVO 

DESTINATION: RENOVO ELEMENTARY 

*Drop off on Ontario Avenue in p.m. 

6:50 a.m. RT 120 17156 RENOVO ROAD 

6:55 a.m. COOKS RUN STATE PARK TURN- 

AROUND 

6:59 a.m. CEMETARY ST & SCHOOLHOUSE LN 

WESTPORT 

7:00 a.m. WESTPORT POST OFFICE 

7:10 a.m. RT 120 ELIZABETH STREET SHINTOWN 

7:20 a.m. ST CLAIR AVENUE & 3RD STREET 

7:22 a.m. 4TH STREET AT POST OFFICE 

7:24 a.m. *HURON AVENUE & 5TH STREET 




7:39 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & STEWART LANE 




7:45 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & POINT BREEZE 

7:47 a.m. PA AVENUE & 2ND STREET 

7:48 a.m. PA AVENUE & 3RD STREET 

7:49 a.m. PA AVENUE & 6TH STREET 

7:50 a.m. PA AVENUE AT 144 SIGN 5TH STREET 

(RT. 96) BITUMIN/ SHINTOWN/ HURON/ S. 

RENOVO 

DESTINATION: BUCKTAIL HS/MS 

6:56 a.m. BITUMIN TURNAROUND GRENELL 

6:57 a.m. COOKS RUN SP TURNAROUND 

7:06 a.m. RT 120 17156 RENOVO ROAD 

7:07 a.m. RT 120 & WESTPORT BRIDGE 

7:08 a.m. WESTPORT POST OFFICE 

7:11 a.m. SHINTOWN LANE 

7:12 a.m. RT 120 SHINTOWN TOWN CHURCH 

7:13 a.m. SHINTOWN PECK RESIDENCE 

7:17 a.m. RT 120 DRURY’S RUN 

7:19 a.m. HURON AVENUE & 4TH STREET POST 

OFFICE 





7:30 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & STEWARTS LANE 

7:32 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & BARNEYS LANE 

7:33 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & KELLEY STREET 

7:34 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & FOLEY STREET 

7:35 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & BLACKWELLS 

7:39 a.m. RIDGE ROAD & POINT BREEZE 

7:41 a.m. PA AVENUE & 2ND STREET 

7:42 a.m. PA AVENUE & 3RD STREET 



7:48 a.m. SOUTH RENOVO FIREHALL 

(RT. 133) DRY RUN/ ORNER/ MUNRO/ 

FAIRPOINT/ CRYSTAL BEACH/ HOMESTEAD 

DESTINATION: CMHS/CMMS/MH 

ELEMENTARY 

6:50 a.m. 1103 DRY RUN ROAD 





7:02 a.m. ROSH LANE & ORNER ROAD 

7:03 a.m. 102 ORNER ROAD 


7:03 a.m. ORNER ROAD & DILLON LANE 


7:14 a.m. 239 CAMPBELL ROAD 

7:15 a.m. 8 CAMPBELL ROAD 

7:16 a.m. 183 SELFE ROAD 

7:19 a.m. 181 MUNRO ROAD 




7:26 a.m. SCHOOLHOUSE AT STOP SIGN 


7:31 a.m. FAIRPOINT ROAD & WILLIS DRIVE 


7:37 a.m. 143 CRYSTAL BEACH ROAD 



7:41 a.m. HOMESTEAD DRIVE & HANLEY LANE 

7:42 a.m. 24 HOMESTEAD DRIVE 

7:42 a.m. 33 CURTIS CIRCLE 

7:50 a.m. 373 BEECH CREEK AVENUE 

7:52 a.m. 107 BEECH CREEK AVENUE

New Smart Boards to greet elementary, middle school students 


The boards, produced by 

Promethean, have already 

been installed at the high 

school through a three-year 

Classrooms of the Future 

grant, which allowed the 

district to focus on science, 

social studies, math and 

English at the high school. 

That school received 

$420,000 three-year grant 

for the equipment and 

$90,000 over three years 

for a technology coach. 

The extra boards in the 

elementary and middle 

schools are mostly funded 

through the American 

Recover and Reinvestment 

Act federal stimulus program, 

Emery said. 

In total, the district will 

have 133 Promethean 

boards installed, costing 

around $1,100 apiece, to 

serve its approximately 

2,715 students. 

“With the type of tecnology 

students grow up 

with now, these keep the 

students interested and 

focused on the lesson.” 

Emery said. “Our technicians 

and custodial and 

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“It allows teachers to 

use cutting-edge technology 

to help provide instruction 

to the students,” he 

continued. “Teachers are 

taking off with it at the 

high school, and they’re 

excited at the elementary 

and middle school level.” 

Emery noted the new 

boards also allow teachers 

to pull pieces of streaming 

video from Web sites to 

incorporate into their lessons. 

In addition, teachers 

can save their lessons 

online, so if a student is 

absent they can pull some 

of the lessons from teh 

Web for review, he said. 

The district is also 

launching a new reading 

series for all students in the 

Jersey Shore, Avis, 

Salladasburg, Avis and 

Nippenose Valley elementary 

schools. 

“This reading series 

allows us to address students 

at diverse levels, and 

also make sure we collect 

data and instructions in the 

classroom to improve our 

instruction,” Emery said. 

The superintendent 

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reading PSSA scores from 

2002-08. Other Lycoming 

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with the honor are South 

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and East Lycoming. 

“It tells us we’re pointed 

in the right direction in 

addressing PSSA scores,” 

Emery said. “We’ve been 

on the right path, but that 

doesn’t mean we can stop 

and relax. We need to keep 

refocusing with what we’re 

doing. My staff is working 

extremely hard.” 

With only a few days 

before the start of school, 

Emery noted the administration 

is busy with making 

sure all of the district’s students 

are in the right classes, 

their schedules are correct 

and everyone is 

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a new heating/cooling 

system, including a geothermal 

well system currently 

being installed at 

the rear of high school. 

BEA students have 

again performed well on 

the Pennsylvania System 

of School Assessment 

(PSSA) this past March. 

BEA plans to do some 

fine tuning on instruction 

for their secondary special 

education students 

this school year, but all 

BEA schools have 

exceeded the criteria to 

have made Adequate 

Yearly Progress (AYP). 

See Chart on page 7. 

Superintendent Dan 

Fisher said, “It is always 

an anxious moment when 

the AYP results are 

released, but clearly the 

most recent tests demonstrate 

that our students 

and staff are working and 

learning exceptionally 

well together. I commend 

everybody, including the 

parents and grandparents, 

and also the Board of 

Education, who continues 

to be so supportive of our 

educational programs.” 

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Phys. Ed., Rec. & Dance 

Thanks to a $7,500 

grant from the 

Pennsylvania Fish and 

Boat commission, which 

will be used to purchase 

fishing equipment, the 

district will initiate a 

Sport Fishing Program 

and Club at the 

Middle/High school level 

during the 2009-10 

school year. This program 

will be part of the 

ongoing physical education 

curriculum to introduce 

students to productive, 

healthy lifetime 

activities. The district is 

also adding an Indoor 

Drum Line this year, 

which will consist of a 

competitive squad of percussionists 

in grades 7- 

12. These clubs come in 

on the heels of an All 

School Arts and Craft 

Club, Power Lifting Club, 

and Student Food 

Committee Club which 

were sanctioned last year. 

Many of these programs 

were introduced to 

address the needs and 

engage students who previously 

had no schoolsponsored 

activities that 

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Office phone: 814-355-4860 

Daniel F. Fisher, Superintendent 

Phone: 814-355-4860 

Melissa Butterworth, Director of 

Special Education 

Phone: 814-355-5731 

Mark Ott, Director of Food Service 

Phone: 814-355-8068 

Marsha Sackash, Director of 

Elementary Education 

Phone: 814-355-3737 

Patricia A. Day, School Psychologist 

Phone: 814-355-4872 

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James E. Orichosky, Principal 

Phone: 814-355-4872 

jorichosky@beasd.org 

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Betsy Dickey, Director of Reading 

and Principal 

Phone: 814-692-7429 

bdickey@beasd.org 

MOUNTAINTOP AREA 

ELEMENTARY 


Fax: 814-387-4323 

Michael J. Hall, Principal 

Phone: 814-387-6861 

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Mountaintop 

Elementary students 

Matthew Reese, left, 

and Donovan Fye play 

the Everyday Math 

game Top-It, where 

students determine the 

larger number. 

Everyday Math will be 

expanded this year to 

include online 

activities. 


Marsha Sackash, Principal 

Phone: 814-625-2423 

msackash@beasd.org 

BALD EAGLE MIDDLE 

SCHOOL 


Guidance office phone: 814-355- 

4629 

Guidance fax: 814-355-5156 

John Tobias, Principal 

Phone: 814-355-4868 

BALD EAGLE HIGH SCHOOL 


David L. Reichelderfer, Director of 

Secondary Education and Principal 

Phone: 814-355-4868 

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KEYSTONE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Policy on attendance, absences strict 

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The 

following are excerpts 

from the Keystone Central 

School District’s 

Attendance Policy.) 

The Keystone Central 

School Board requires that 

school-aged students 

enrolled in district schools 

attend school regularly, in 

accordance with state 

laws. The educational program 

offered by this district 

is predicated upon the 

presence of the student and 

requires continuity of 

instruction and classroom 

participation. 

Attendance shall be 

required of all students 

enrolled in district schools 

during the days and hours 

that the school is in session, 

except that a principal 

or teacher may excuse 

a student for temporary 

absences when s/he 

receives satisfactory evidence 

of mental, physical, 

or other urgent conditions 

which may reasonably 

cause the student’s 

absence. 

TARDINESS, 

PARTIAL DAY 

ABSENCES 

Any student who 

arrives for school after the 

homeroom bell has sounded, 

but before 9 a.m., shall 

be considered to be tardy. 

Students may accumulate 

three (3) tardies. 

Any additional tardy 

shall be classified as onehalf 

(1/2) day absence, 

either lawful or unlawful. 

Tardiness, either by itself 

or combined with other 

unlawful absences, that 

exceeds the limits specified 

shall result in the student 

being classified as a 

habitual truant and subject 

to prosecution. 

Any student who is 

absent from school for a 

period of three (3) hours 

or less shall be charged 

with one-half (1/2) day’s 

absence. Any student who 

is absent from school three 

(3) hours or more shall be 

charged with a full day’s 

absence. Such absences 

shall be classified as either 

lawful or unlawful. 

Any student who cuts a 

class, study hall, lunch, 

homeroom, assigned activity 

or any unauthorized 

leave of absence during 

the school day shall be 

charged with one (1) full 

day unlawful absence. 

Any student who participates 

in an extra/co-curricular 

activity on a given 

school day must be in 

attendance for the full day 

in order to practice or participate, 

unless the absence 

that day is classified as 

lawful (i.e. required court 

attendance, death in the 

family, doctor’s appointment, 

or a religious observance). 

Any student who has a 

parent request to be 

excused from school within 

one (1) hour before dismissal 

from school will be 

marked (PM) for the 

absence provided the 

request is presented prior 

to the absence and the reason 

for the absence is an 

excused absence as outlined 

below. Each PM 

absence will not be counted 

towards the student’s 

fifteen (15) days absence. 

Each student will be given 

a maximum of three (3) 

PM absences. Upon the 

fourth PM absence, the 

student will be marked as 

a one-half (1/2) day 

excused absence. 

EXCUSES 

When a student returns 

to school after an absence, 

temporary or otherwise, 

s/he must bring an excuse 

stating the specific reason 

for the absence and a parent, 

guardian, legal custodian, 

or doctor must sign 

that excuse. 

A student who fails to 

provide a properly signed 

excuse within three (3) 

days after returning to 

school shall be charged 

with an unlawful absence 

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regardless of the reason for 

the absence. This applies 

even if a student is under a 

doctor’s care. 

The principal, attendance 

officer, or 

Superintendent may 

require that a parent, 

guardian, or legal custodian 

provide a doctor’s 

excuse for a student 

absence or tardiness at any 

time. (A doctor’s excuse is 

defined as a written statement 

authorizing absence 

from school and signed by 

a practitioner of the healing 

arts to include medical 

doctors, osteopaths, dentists, 

optometrists, podiatrists, 

chiropractors, and 

others licensed in the science 

of diagnosis and 

treatment of disease or ailments 

of the human body.) 

If a student misses 

more than five (5) consecutive 

school days because 

of illness, excluding chicken 

pox and measles, a doctor’s 

excuse must be provided 

to the school on the 

first school day following 

the fifth consecutive 

absence. If the student is 

unable to return to school 

on the day following the 

fifth consecutive absence, 

the parent or their representative 

must provide the 

school with a written doctor’s 

excuse specifying the 

date when the student can 

be expected to return to 

school. If the student is 

subsequently unable to 

return to school on the 

date specified by the doctor, 

an additional doctor’s 

excuse will need to be provided 

to the school. 

The school principal, 

attendance officer, or 

Superintendent may contact 

and make inquiries of 

appropriate persons to verify 

parent and doctor 

excuses. (An appropriate 

person is defined as anyone 

who is likely to possess 

information about the 

student absence, circumstances 

surrounding it, and 

reasons for it.) Only information 

related to the 

absence will be requested 

so as not to invade the privacy 

of students, parents, 

guardians, or legal custodians.The 

Board considers 

the following conditions to 

constitute reasonable cause 

for absence from school: 

1. Illness. 

2. Quarantine. 

3. Recovery from accident. 

4. Required court attendance. 

5. Death in family. 

6. Family educational 

trips. 

7. Educational tours 

and trips. 

8. Religious holidays. 

9. Other “urgent reasons” 

to be considered 

only if it directly affects 

the student and is agreed 

to by the school principal 

such as a verified medical 

or dental appointment, 

family emergency, or 

impassable roads. 

Habitual student 

absence and/or repeated 

infractions of Board policy 

requiring the attendance of 

enrolled students shall 

constitute such educational 

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neglect as to warrant 

enforcement of the following 

student absence guidelines: 

1. Any student who is 

absent from school for a 

total of fifteen (15) school 

days, excluding physician’s 

excuses and suspensions/expulsions, 

shall be 

required to present a 

physician’s excuse for 

each absence thereafter 

within three (3) school 

days of that absence. 

2. For compulsory age 

students each absence over 

fifteen (15) days that is 

not substantiated by a 

physician’s excuse within 

three (3) school days after 

that absence shall be considered 

unlawful, and the 

provisions of the School 

Code shall be enforced. 

3. For noncompulsory 

age students (age seventeen 

(17) and older and 

kindergarten) the first 

absence over fifteen (15) 

school days that is not substantiated 

by a physician’s 

excuse within three (3) 

school days after the 

absence shall result in that 

student being removed 

from the school roles and 

processed as a withdrawal. 

4. Any noncompulsory 

age student that has accumulated 

three (3) unexcused 

days of absence 

shall be referred by the 

attendance officer to the 

school’s guidance counselor 

and the school principal 

for review. 

5. Regardless of the 

accumulated number of 

school days absence, the 

school principal, attendance 

officer, or 

Superintendent may 

require a physician’s 

excuse for a questionable 

absence. 

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PENNS VALLEY 

District gets 

grant for biomass 

heating system 

SPRING MILLS — The Pennsylvania Energy 

Development Authority (PEDA) recently awarded $20.7 

million in grants, including $10 million from the federal 

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The public 

funding leverages another $120 million in private matching 

funds for a total investment of $140.7 million. 

PEDA received a record 389 applications this year, 

seeking more than $400 million. 

Penns Valley Area School District was one of 25 recipients 

awarded a competitive grant in the amount of 

$788,956 for the installation and operation of a district 

biomass heating system at the Penns Valley Elementary 

and High School. 

The project will use a Pennsylvania-manufactured 

boiler to provide low-cost, renewable-fuel heat for the 

school to reduce emissions, decrease operating costs, and 

provide a market for local Pennsylvania suppliers of biomass 

fuel. 

The system will save 7,960,000 kWh of electricity and 

1,680,000 gallons of fuel oil over its lifetime. The project 

is expected to create 10 temporary, full-time jobs and 10 

temporary part-time jobs. Matching funds — $788,956. 

Penns Valley Area School District will annually 

decrease its use of oil and electricity by approximately 

80,000 gallons and 380,000 kWh respectively. 

The district is pleased that this project will benefit both 

our local taxpayers and businesses by reducing cost and 

keeping our supply chain within the region. 

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Legend 

In-Service Day Act 80 Day 

Vacation Day Snow Make-Up Day 

Early Dismissal End of Marking Period 

Snow Day (to indicate school was closed due to snow/ice) 

August 28 

August 31 

September 1 

September 2 

September 7 

October 23 

Important Dates 

New Teacher Induction 

In-Service Day 


First Day for Students 

Labor Day 


November 6 End of Marking Period for Secondary Students 

November 20 End of Marking Period for Elementary Students 

November 23, 24, 25 Parent Conferences / ½ Day Early Dismissal 

November 26, 27, 30 Thanksgiving Break 

December 1 Thanksgiving Break 

December 18 Act 80 Day 

December 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31 

January 1 

January 18 

January 27 

February 15 

March 19 

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April 2, 5 

April 6, 7 

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May 28 

May 31 

June 11 

June 14, 15 

Christmas Break 

Christmas Break 

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 

End of Marking Period for Secondary Students 

President’s Day 

Act 80 Day 

End of Marking Period for Elementary Students 

Spring Break 

Vacation Days / Snow Make-Up Days 

End of Marking Period for Secondary Students 

Act 80 Day 

Memorial Day 

Last Day of Classes / Graduation Day 

In-Service Days 

In-Service Days 

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September 1 June 15 

October 23 

Snow Make-Up Days 

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Act 80 Days 

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March 19 

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Secondary 

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June 11 April 8 

June 11 

Secondary Report Cards are distributed two weeks after 

the end of the Marking Period 

PSSA Preliminary Testing Calendar 

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April 19 through April 23 5 th , 8 th , and 11 th Grade – Writing 

April 26 through April 30 4 th , 8 th , and 11 th Grade – Science 

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recognized their unique 

talents and interests. 

The elementary level 

will see some exciting 

changes, one of them 

being an earlier start time 

from 8:30 a.m. to 8:15 

a.m. Although 15 minutes 

doesn’t seem like 

much, this change will 

add an additional 45 

hours of instructional 

time per school year, providing 

more time for standards-driven 

instruction, 

and for personal attention 

from school professionals, 

such as guidance 

counselors. The change 

will not cause significant 

adjustments to bus pickup 

times or routes. 

The elementary level is 

revamping the report 

cards in grades 3-6, 

which will be a better 

match for assessments in 

the core subjects and will 

also implement a computerized 

grade book, similar 

to the one used at the 

Middle/High School. 

BEA staff have been 

writing new elementary 

curriculum in art, music 

and physical education, 

where students will utilize 

higher level thinking 

skills. The curriculum is 

based on National and 

State standards and will 

use a “Big Idea” 

approach. Art teachers 

will integrate one science 

unit per year into their art 

curriculum. For example, 

at the first grade level, 

students will explore the 

science curriculum about 

insects with an artistic 

representation. 

There will be a new 

elementary social studies 

program introduced in 

grades 2-6, 2008, which 

is a kit-based program. 

This program matches the 

standards-based curriculum 

and has many handson, 

minds-on activities 

for children. 

To help with all these 

changes, the elementary 

supervisory staff will be 

realigned. Marsha 

Sackash will become the 

principal at Howard 

Elementary, while continuing 

her position as the 

Director of Elementary 

Education. Michael Hall 

will continue to be the 

Mountaintop Area 

Elementary principal, and 

will pick up the additional 

responsibilities of assisting 

Sackash and Betsy 

Dickey, the Director of 

Reading. 

This year, BEA is 

beginning Response to 

Intervention and 

Instruction (RtII), a district- 

wide initiative. A 

core team representing 

each elementary building 

had six days of training 

on the first part of this 

program – School-Wide 

Positive Behavior System 

(SWPBS). At the end of 

August, those teams will 

present 3-hour training 

programs for the teachers 

in their buildings. 

SWPBS is based on positive 

support and rewards 

for students. BEA is 

planning to implement 

this program at the 

Middle/High School level 

at a later date. 

Through the Academic 

Space Alliance, the Bald 

Eagle and Bellefonte 

School Districts received 

a $30,000 grant for science 

notebooking professional 

development from 

Penn State’s Outreach 

program. The K-8 teachers 

from the two districts 

will work together on this 

project, using common 

science units. As teachers 

present lessons in science, 

students will use 

science notebooking to 

record data, observations, 

illustrations, understandings, 

questions, reflections, 

and ideas, demonstrating 

that they are 

learning the scientific 

process. Science notebooking 

will also allow 

students to practice writing 

skills and answering 

open-ended questions 

while learning science – a 

two-for-one deal in effective 

instruction. The 

BEA Science Committee 

will study the notebooking 

process and then 

teach it to other classroom 

instructors, using a 

train-the-trainer method. 

The Everyday 

Mathematics (EM) curriculum 

will be enhanced 

this year. EM was introduced 

in 2007-08 in 

grades K, 1, and 2, and 

expanded to grades 3 – 6 

during the past school 

year. PSSA results from 

last year to this year 

showed no significant 

decrease in math performance, 

and in most cases 

there was an increase. 

Usually scores plummet 

for at least a year when a 

new program is introduced, 

so this is good 

news. To supplement this 

effort, BEA will introduce 

the E-Suite during 

the 2009-10 school year, 

which is the online component 

of the EM curriculum. 

Using E-Suite, parents 

will be able to access 

their student’s reference 

book, containing examples 

of strategies for solving 

problems. This program 

will allow parents to 

better help their children 

with assignments and 

reinforce basic skill 

development using the 

same math games that are 

played in the classrooms. 

At the Middle School 

level, a new math program 

will be introduced 

from the University of 

Chicago, which will pick 

up where Everyday Math 

leaves students upon exiting 

sixth grade. Bald 

Eagle Area students 

should enjoy enhanced 

math achievement at all 

grade levels and the new 

programs should provide 

scaffolding for students to 

pursue more advanced 

mathematics courses by 

the time they are ready to 

graduate. 

The Bald Eagle Area 

School District has been 

given the approval to 

become a Reading 

Recovery Site beginning 

with the 2009-2010 

school year. Patricia 

Hancock, a former Title I 

Reading Specialist from 

Wingate Elementary, will 

be trained as a Reading 

Recovery Teacher Leader. 

Hancock will then train 

Reading Recovery teachers 

from the CIU 10 and 

Intermediate Units 11 and 

8 areas, which includes 

Blair, Cambria, Centre, 

Clearfield, Clinton, 

Huntingdon, and Juniata 

counties. 

Bald Eagle Area had 

been a teacher-trainer site 

previously, and is excited 

to have been chosen to 

share their wealth of 

experience in Reading 

Recovery with neighboring 

districts and counties. 

Over 40 teachers at Bald 

Eagle Area have received 

the one-year training in 

this highly effective 

short-term reading intervention. 

Continued work on the 

Environmental Center, 

nutritional guidelines 

being listed for cafeteria 

meals, after-school childcare 

at Wingate 

Elementary, the 

switchover to the 

Alexandria Library 

Automation System, a 

Title I Writing program, a 

major server/software 

upgrade for the Student 

Management System, the 

BEA Cyber Academy’s 

addition of K12 and 

Lincoln Interactive – the 

list of improvements goes 

on and on, and that BEA 

educational machine just 

keeps forging ahead. 

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