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WarwickSchool District2010-11Samantha Kimmel, Ink, HS, grade 11www.warwicksd.org

Superintendent’s MessageA MESSAGE TO PARENTS, STUDENTS, AND RESIDENTSDear Warwick Resident:Warwick School District is proud of the success of 2009-2010, however, Arthur Ashe reminds us: “Success is ajourney, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome.”The school board, administration, faculty, and staff are eagerly anticipating the start of the 2010-2011 schoolyear. This summer has seen both endings and beginnings here at Warwick. All professional staff received trainingon the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Standards Aligned System (SAS), Learning Focused Schools, andon instructional practices. Teachers and staff have worked very hard to prepare for a challenging and excitingschool year for all students. The administration has been hard at work revising the curriculum cycle and relatedprograms, working on consistency in district initiatives, and preparing for the start of the new school year. Theadministration also completed a communications plan, based on surveys and data collected in 2009-2010. Thisplan has resulted in upgrades to the district website, a more ‘green’ approach to use of paper, and changes inthe way information is distributed across the district. Additionally, Warwick School District saw the completion ofthe Middle School building, with final landscaping work to be completed this fall, and the opening of Grosh Fieldwith upgrades to the turf, visitor’s bleachers, and lighting. These projects represent the final phase of a multi-yearimprovement process to all district facilities.This calendar represents the beginning of a new school year. Whether this year is the beginning of the ‘schooljourney’ for you and your Kindergartener, or this is your final year with a student in our system, or whether youas a community member assist us as we start this new school year, this beginning brings a fresh start for all of us.Marsha Petrie Sue reminds us about the importance of new beginnings: “Every day is a new beginning. Treat itthat way. Stay away from what might have been, and look at what can be.”Dr. April M. HersheyBest wishes to each of you as we travel this journey.

Warwick InformationSCHOOL DIRECTORS SET DISTRICT OP ER AT ING POLICYBack Row: Mr. Jeffrey A. Conrad, Mrs. Debra J. Wenger, Mr. Todd L. Rucci, Mr. Millard P. Eppig, Jr.,and Mr. Darryl L. Miller.Front Row: Mr. David M. Pusey, Mr. Michael R. Landis, Dr. Timothy Quinn, and Dr. Karen W. Malleus.Missing from photo: Mrs. Jo Anne McClain, secretary; and Miss Kelsey Cowher, student representative2010-2011.The Warwick Board of School Directors is comprised of nine elected communitymembers. These individuals have accepted the responsibility of assessingthe educational needs of the community in order to assist in designing themost responsive school program possible. The major function of the Boardof School Directors is to frame a set of policies that defines the guidelines foroperating the schools from kindergarten through twelfth grade.The Board of School Directors meets regularly on the third Tuesday ofeach month at 7:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the District Office. Parentsand residents are invited to attend. All formal action and decision-makingare made at these public meetings.A unique feature of the Warwick School Board is its committee structure.Four standing committees – Education, Student Activities, Building andProperty, and Finance and Legal – meet monthly to focus on specific areasof concern to the schools. Each of these committees is composed of boardmembers, school administrators, teachers, and community members. This compositionallows for diverse thinking and broad-ranging discussion. Althoughcommittee meetings are not decision-making sessions, recommendations madeby the committees provide a basis for school board consideration and action.The Warwick Board of School Directors also meets monthly on the firstTuesday of each month as a Committee of the Whole for the purpose of discussion,information, and study. Formal action does not occur during this session.Several other board committees convene on an “as needed” basis for considerationof specific issues and include: Labor and Management. All committeemeetings are open to the public, except for Labor and Management.

The committees and those board members assigned to each are as follows:EDUCATION COMMITTEEKaren Malleus, ChairpersonDebra WengerLisa Himes, RecorderKelsey Cowher, Student RepresentativeSTUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEETodd Rucci, ChairpersonJeffrey ConradTroy Price, RecorderKelsey Cowher, Student RepresentativeBUILDING & PROPERTY COMMITTEEDavid Pusey, ChairpersonMillard Eppig, Jr.Michael Smith, RecorderFINANCE & LEGAL COMMITTEEDarryl Miller, ChairpersonMichael LandisJoseph Elder, RecorderPERSONNEL COMMITTEETimothy Quinn, ChairpersonAll Board MembersLABOR & MANAGEMENT COMMITTEETimothy QuinnCOMMITTEE OF THE WHOLETimothy Quinn, ChairpersonPeggy Montgomery, RecorderAll Board MembersMISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEESPSBA Legislative Committee Representative -David PuseyLancaster County Career and TechnologyCenter Representative -David PuseyMillard Eppig, AlternateLancaster County Tax Bureau -David ZerbeDarryl Miller, AlternateLancaster-Lebanon IU 13 Representative -Michael LandisLancaster-Lebanon IU 13 Joint AuthorityRepresentative -TBALititz Rec Center Representative -Jeffrey ConradLancaster County Academy Representative -Darryl MillerBOARD OF DIRECTORSTimothy Quinn, President................................................................................................2013David Pusey, Vice-President...........................................................................................2011Darryl Miller, Treasurer..................................................................................................2011JoAnne McClain, Secretary (Nonmember).................................................................2013Jeffrey Conrad.................................................................................................................2011Millard Eppig, Jr.............................................................................................................2013Michael R. Landis............................................................................................................2013Karen Malleus.................................................................................................................2011Todd Rucci.......................................................................................................................2011Debra Wenger................................................................................................................2013Kelsey Cowher, Student Representative................................................................ 2010 -11Hartman, Underhill & Brubaker LLP, SolicitorWarwick School District Mission StatementIn collaboration with the community, the mission of the Warwick School Dis trict is toenable all stu dents to acquire the knowl edge, skills, and values necessary to becomere spon si ble, pro duc tive, and re source ful citizens.Maya Ludwig,tempera paint,JB, grade 3WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONSuperintendent .................................................................Dr. April M. HersheyAssistant Superintendent, Elementary Education ..........Dr. Keith FloydAssistant Superintendent, Secondary Education ..........TBAAthletic Director.................................................................Mr. John KosydarBusiness Manager............................................................Mr. David L. ZerbeSupervisor of Federal Programs/Staff Development....Mrs. Kathy DeisleySupervisor of Special Education.....................................Mrs. Erin SmithSupervisor of Student Services........................................Mrs. Yvette Line-KollerDirector of Human Resources..........................................Mr. Mark LeidichDirector of Food and Nutrition........................................Mrs. Karen MillerDirector of Buildings and Grounds.................................Mr. Thomas BeckerDirector of Technology.....................................................Mrs. Doreen PackerHigh School Principal.......................................................Mr. Troy PriceAssistant High School Principal.......................................Mr. Scott GalenAssistant High School Principal.......................................Mr. Eric ThompsonAssistant High School Principal.......................................Mrs. Tracey WellerMiddle School Principal...................................................Mr. Michael SmithAssistant Middle School Principal...................................Ms. Penny MasonJohn Beck Elementary Principal.......................................Mrs. Lisa HimesJohn R. Bonfield Elementary Principal.............................Dr. Peggy A. MontgomeryKissel Hill Elementary Principal...............................................Mrs. Melissa Vulopas (Interim 9/10-1/11)Mrs. Melanie Calender (after 1/11)Lititz Elementary Principal.................................................Dr. Joseph L. Elder, Jr.

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Natalie Pha,mixed media,JRB, grade 2SeptemberAUGUST1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31OCTOBER1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 /31 25 26 27 28 29 30SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY1 2 34NOTE:Circles in thecalendar blocks arefor parents ofELEMENTARY STUDENTSto keep track of (4)cycle days, which will becoded as A, B, C, and D.NOTE:Squares in thecalendar blocks arefor parents ofSECONDARY STUDENTSto keep track of (6) cycledays, which will be codedas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.5 6 7 8 A 1 9 B 2 10 C 311• LABOR DAY• Committee of the Whole,7 PM• FIRST STUDENT DAY• Rosh Hashanah,begins at sunset• Kindergarten Parent-Teacher Orientation byappointment• Rosh Hashanah(Sept. 9–10)• Kindergarten Parent-Teacher Orientation byappointment• JB Inst. Demonstration,9:15 AM• KH Inst. Demonstration,1:15 PM• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee,6 PM• First Dayfor Kindergarten• JRB Inst. Demonstration,9:15 AM• LE Boo Hoo-YahooParent Tea, 9:30 AM• LE Boo Hoo-YahooParent Tea, 12:30 PM• LE Inst. Demonstration,1:15 PM • ACT, WHS 7:30 AM

12 13 D 4 14 A 5 15 B 6 16 C 1 17 D 2 18• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• JB PTO Meeting 7 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• LE Back to School Night,6:30 PM• JB Back to School Night,6:30 PM• Yom KIppur,begins at sunset• HS Picture Day19 20 21 22 23 24 25• Yom KIppur• HS Band Competition,Hempfield• HS Choir/CommunityChoral Concert, WHS PAC• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec.,6:45 PM, Gen., 7:30 PM• JRB Back To School Night,6:30–8:30 PM• School Board Meeting,7 PM• Sukkot,begins at sunset• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AM• Sukkot,(Sept. 23–29)• MS Magazine Sales Begin• MS Back to School Night,7 PM• KH Donuts for Dads, 7 AM• JB Bike Rodeo, 11:30 AM• HS Band Competition,Manheim Twp26 2728 29 30IMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERS• JRB Fundraiser Begins• JB No Place for HateKick Off• 1st Time Band/String Instr.Parents, JRB, 7 PM• KH Back to School Night,6:30 PMDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.org“The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to be.”– Socrates

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Hanna Taguba,watercolor,KH, grade 5OctoberSEPTEMBER1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30NOVEMBER1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYINCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay orclose school for inclementweather will be reported onthe Warwick School Districtwebsite (www.warwicksd.org)and local radio and televisionstations on or before 7:00 AM.Parents are encouraged torefer to the school informationsection of this calendar formore information.IMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.org3 4 5 6 7 8 912• JRB PTO Magazine Drive,9–11 AM• JB Roller Skating PartyOverlook• LLMEA County ChorusAuditions, McCaskey HS• HS Band Competition,OJ Roberts• KH Picture Day• MS Picture Day• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• LE Fire Prevention WeekActivity• Committee of the Whole,7 PM• JB Picture Day• MS Magazine Sales End• HS Spanish HonorsInduction, 7 PM• JRB Picture Day• LE Picture Day• HS Back To School Night• JRB Open PTO Meeting,8 AM• JB Fire PreventionAssemblyNational Fire Prevention Week

10 11 12 13 14 15 16•COLUMBUS DAY•TRADE-OFF DAY/NO SCHOOL• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• Hearing Screenings• KH PTO Meeting, 3 PM• JRB Fundraiser Ends• Hearing Screenings• Tri-M Music Honor SocietyInduction, HS RM M102,6:30 PMNational School Lunch Week 1• JB Donuts with Dad,7–8 AM• KH Race for Education• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• JRB PTO Family Fun Night,7 PM• JB Donuts with Dad,7–8 AM• KH Fall Fest, 6 PM17 18 19 20 21 22 23• PSAT, WHS, 7:30 AM• HS “Legends” Band Comp.,Warwick24• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec.,6:45 PM, Gen., 7:30 PM• School Board Meeting,7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AMNational School Lunch Week 2• WHS HomecomingFootball Game25 26 27 28 29 30• LLMEA County OrchestraString Auditions, MTHS• WHS Homecoming Dance31• Lititz Halloween Parade,7 PMPSSA Grade 12 Retest in Math, Reading, Science, & Writing (Oct. 25–Nov.5)• HS Band Competition,S. Western HS• PMEA District 7 ChorusAuditions, Central York HS“Many persons have a wrong idea of what constitutes real happiness. It is not obtained through self-gratification, but through fidelity to a worthy purpose.”– Helen Keller

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Morgan Berk,watercolor, KH,grade 4NovemberOCTOBER1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 /31 25 26 27 28 29 30DECEMBER1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY1 2 3 456• HS Lancaster Co.College Night/CV, 6:30 PM• JB PTO Meeting, 7 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• HS Picture Retake Day• Committee of the Whole,7 PMPSSA Grade 12 Retest in Math, Reading, Science, & Writing (Oct. 25–Nov.5)7 8 9 10 11 12• JB Career Day• HS Fall Play, WHS PAC,7:30 PM• SAT, WHS, 7:30 AM• HS Band Competition,Red Lion• HS Fall Play, WHS PAC,7:30 PM13• Standard timebegins• HS Fall Play, WHS PAC,2 PM• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec.,6:45 PM, Gen., 7:30 PM • KH PTO Meeting 6:30 PM • End of First Marking Period• Veterans’ Day• JB Veterans’ DayBreakfast, 7 AM• JRB Veterans’ Day Event• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• LE Veterans’ DayCelebration, 1:30 PM• PMEA District 7 YouthBand Event• PMEA District 7 YouthBand Event• HS Cavalcade of Bands,Hershey

14 15 16 17 18 19 20• HS Cavalcade of Bands,Hershey• HS Marching Band Banquet• School Board Meeting,7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AM• MS Picture Retake Day• MS Parent Conferences,6 PM• JRB PTO Family FunNight–Bingo, 7 PM• JRB FundraiserDistribution, 4–7 PM• Combined String OrchestrasConcert, Cedar Crest HS,7:30 PM21 22 23 24 25 26 27• KH Holiday DoorDecorating• LE Holiday Door Decorating,2:30–5 PM• ACT 80 DAY/No School• LE Holiday DoorDecorating, 2:30–5 PM• No School• In-Service Day• No School• Thanksgiving Day• No School28 29 30• MS Chorus & Orch. HolidayConcert Final Rehearsal,MS Aud., 7:30–8:55 AMINCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay orclose school for inclementweather will be reported onthe Warwick School Districtwebsite (www.warwicksd.org)and local radio and televisionstations on or before 7:00 AM.Parents are encouraged torefer to the school informationsection of this calendar formore information.IMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.org“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.”– Robert Louis Stevenson

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Nichole Anderson,pencil,MS, grade 7DecemberNOVEMBER1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30JANUARY12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 /30- 24 /31 25 26 27 28 29SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYIMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.orgINCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay orclose school for inclementweather will be reported onthe Warwick School Districtwebsite (www.warwicksd.org)and local radio and televisionstations on or before 7:00 AM.Parents are encouraged torefer to the school informationsection of this calendar formore information.1 2• Hanukkah,begins at sunset• HS ASVAB Test, 7:30 AM• All Elementary PictureRetake Day• JRB Open PTO Meeting,12 PM• CTC Open House, BT, MJ,WS• Hanukkah (Dec. 2–9)• LE Holiday Breakfast, 7 AM• HS Concert ChoirRehearsal, WHS PAC,6:30–9 PM• MS Chorus & Orch. HolidayConcert, MS Aud., 7 PM5 6 7 8 9 103• LE Holiday Breakfast, 7 AM• KH Book Fair& Santa Shoppe• KH Caroling• JRB Snowman Express,4:30 PM• HS Choir HometownChristmas, Lititz SpringsPark4• PMEA District 7 Band/Orchestra Auditions,Dallastown HS11• JB Holiday Shop Begins• JB PTO Meeting, 7 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• School Board OrganizationMtg., 7 PM• Committee of the Whole,7:15 PM• LLMEA Band & Orch.County Selection Mtg,Hempfield HS, 4:15 PM• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• HS Concert ChoirRehearsal, WHS PAC,6:30–9 PM • PMEA District 7 Band/Orchestra Auditions,Dallastown HS (Snow Date)• HS Choir & Orch.Holiday Concert, WHS PAC,7:30 PM

1213 14 15 16 17 18• HS Choir & Orch.Holiday Concert, WHS PAC,3 PM• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AM• LLMEA Band & Orch.County Selection Mtg,Hempfield HS, 4:15 PM(Snow Date)• JB Musical, 7 PM19 20 21 22 23 24 25• School Board Meeting,7 PM• LE Holiday Sing-Along,8:30 AM• Christmas eve• No School• CHRISTMAS26 27 28 293031• NO SCHOOL• New Year’s Eve• NO SCHOOL • NO SCHOOL • No School• No School“Be the change you want to see in the world.”– Mahatma Ghandi

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Emily Kampen,colored pencil,JB, grade 6JanuaryDECEMBER1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31FEBRUARY1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYINCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay orclose school for inclementweather will be reported onthe Warwick School Districtwebsite (www.warwicksd.org)and local radio and televisionstations on or before 7:00 AM.Parents are encouraged torefer to the school informationsection of this calendar formore information.IMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.org2 3 4 5 6 7 81• NEW YEAR’S DAY• JB PTO Meeting, 7 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• HS Band FINAL ConcertRehearsal, WHS PAC,6–8 PM • Committee of the Whole,7 PM• LLMEA General Mtg.,Hempfield HS, 4:15 PM,followed by MS BandSelection• MS Band FINAL ConcertRehearsal, WHS PAC, 3 PM• HS Course Selection ParentMeeting, WHS PAC

9 10 11 12 13 14 15• MS/HS Band Concert,WHS PAC, 3 PM• JRB Spirit Week• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec.,6:45 PM, Gen., 7:30 PM• KH PTO Meeting, 3 PM• Kindergarten Expo,WHS PAC, 6–8:30 PM• LE Talent Show Rehearsal,5 PM• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• Kindergarten Expo,WHS PAC, 6–8:30 PM(Snowdate)• PMEA District 7 ChorusFestival, Annville Cleona HS(Jan 14–15)16 17 18 19 20 21 22• MARTIN LUTHERKING, JR.’S BIRTHDAY• NO SCHOOL• JRB Family Fun Night–Talent Show, 7 PM• School Board Meeting,7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AM• MS District Spelling Bee• KH Winter Choral Concert,7 PM• PMEA District 7 Jazz BandAuditions, Central York HS• LE Talent Show, 6 PM• LLMEA County OrchestraFestival, Cedar Crest HS23 24 25 26272829• JB SpiritWeek Begins30 31• End of Second MarkingPeriod• MS Spelling Bee, 1 PM(Weather Make-up)• Floating In-Service/No School• PMEA District 7Orchestra Festival,Central Dauphin HS(Jan. 28–29)“We are made wise not by the recollection of our past, but by the responsibility for our future.George Bernard Shaw• LE PTO Roller Skating Party,Overlook, 4 PM

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Leah Medvedev,watercolor/colored pencil,KH, grade 1FebruaryJANUARY12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 /30- 24 /31 25 26 27 28 29MARCH1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY1 2 345• • JB Yearbook Sale• JRB Open PTO Meeting,6 PM• Committee of the Whole,7 PM• MS Parent Conferences,6 PM• JRB 5th & 6th GradeChorus Concert, 7 PM• Elizabethtown CollegeHonors Choir Festival6 7 8 9 10 11 12• Elizabethtown CollegeHonors Choir Festival• LLMEA County ChorusFestival, MTHS• JB PTO Meeting, 7 PM• Warblers Meeting, 7 PM• HS Band Parent ExecutiveMeeting, 7:30 PM• KH PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• KH Family Fun Night,6:30 PM• HS PMEA District 7Band Festival (Feb. 10–12)• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee,6 PM• LE Jump Rope for HeartAssembly

13 14 15 16 17 18 19• Valentine’s Day• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• School Board Meeting,7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AM• In-Service Day/No School20 21 22 23 24 25 26• LLMEA County Band NorthFestival, Annville Cleona HS• President’s Day/No School• HS JETS Competition 2011,9 AM• Elem. Math-a-Palooza, JRB• Elem. Math-a-Palooza(alt. date)• PMEA Region V ChorusFestival, Parkland HS,Feb. 24–26• KH Talent Show, 5:30 PM2728• JRB Read-A-Thon• LE Book Fair Week beginsIMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.orgINCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay orclose school for inclementweather will be reported onthe Warwick School Districtwebsite (www.warwicksd.org)and local radio and televisionstations on or before 7:00 AM.Parents are encouraged torefer to the school informationsection of this calendar formore information.“You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today.”– Abraham Lincoln

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Vicky Newberry,pencil,HS, grade 11MarchFEBRUARY1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28APRIL1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYINCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay orclose school for inclementweather will be reported onthe Warwick School Districtwebsite (www.warwicksd.org)and local radio and televisionstations on or before 7:00 AM.Parents are encouraged torefer to the school informationsection of this calendar formore information.1 2 3 4• JB KindergartenRegistration, DO• Committee of the Whole,7 PM• JRB KindergartenRegistration, DO• HS Science Fair 2011-Judging, 9 AM• HS Science Fair 2011-Open House, 6 PM• LE Family Fun Night,6:30 PM• HS Science Fair 2011-Awards, 2 PM6 7 8 9 10 11 125• LE Book Fair Week ends• KH KindergartenRegistration, DO• JB PTO Meeting, 7 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• LE Choral & Orff Concert,9 AM• LE Choral & Orff Concert,6:30 PM• LE KindergartenRegistration, DO• HS Musical PreviewAssemblies, WHS PAC,all day• JB Fine Arts Day• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• PMEA Region IV-V Orch.Fest., Manheim Twp. HS(Feb. 10–12)• In-Service Day/No School• District-wide Art Show,LE, 5 PM• HS Musical, WHS PAC7:30 PM• SAT, WHS, 7:30 AM• District-wide Art Show, LE,10 AM–4 PM• HS Musical, WHS PAC,7:30 PM

13 14 15 16 17 18 19• Daylight savingstime begins• HS Musical, WHS PAC,2 PM• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• School Board Meeting, • LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, • PMEA District 7 Jazz7 PM7 AMFestival, Lower Dauphin HPSSA Reading & Math and PSSA–Modified Reading & Math (Mar. 14–25) Grades 3–8, 11• PMEA District 7 JazzFestival, Lower Dauphin HS20 21 22 23 24 25 26• PMEA District 7 JazzFestival, Lower Dauphin HS• PMEA District 7Youth String Fest, EasternYork SD• Warblers Meeting, HS,Exec., 6:45 PM, Gen.,7:30 PM27 28 29 30• JRB Pre-School Story Hour,• HS PMEA Region V1 PMBand Festival (Mar 24–26)PSSA Reading & Math and PSSA–Modified Reading & Math (Mar. 14–25) Grades 3–8, 11PSSA Writing (Mar. 28–Apr. 1) Grades 5, 8, 1131IMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.org“Life is a gift, and it offers us the privilege, opportunity, and responsibility to give something back by becoming more.”– Tony Robbins

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Micah Bomberger,colored pencil/marker,JRB, grade 4AprilMARCH1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31MAY1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAYIMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705Kissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703Lititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702www.warwicksd.orgINCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay orclose school for inclementweather will be reported onthe Warwick School Districtwebsite (www.warwicksd.org)and local radio and televisionstations on or before 7:00 AM.Parents are encouraged torefer to the school informationsection of this calendar formore information.3 4 5 6 7 8 91PSSA W, Grades 5, 8, 112• LE Art Goes to SchoolBegins• JB PTO Meeting, 7 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• End Third Marking Period• Committee of the Whole,• JRB Open PTO Meeting,7 PM • KH Muffins for Mom, 7 AM 12 PMPSSA Science and PSSA–Modified Science (Apr. 4–8) Grades 4, 8, 11• LE Art Goes to School Ends• LLMEA County MS BandFestival, Centerville MS(April 8–9)• ACT, WHS, 7:30 AM• PMEA District 7Elementary Song Fest,Northern Lebanon SD• KH Reading Celebration,6 PM

10 11 12 13 14 15 16• LE Staff AppreciationWeek begins• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec.,6:45 PM, Gen., 7:30 PM • KH PTO Meeting, 3 PM• KH Musical PreschoolPresentation, 9 AM• JRB Day of the Arts• PMEA All-State Choir,Band & Orch. Festival(April 13–16)• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• KH Musical, 6:30 PM• JB Choral Program, 7 PMPSSA Make-Ups for All Subjects – As Needed (Apr. 11–15)• LE Career Day• KH Musical SchoolPerformance, 9 AM• LE Staff AppreciationLuncheon• HS Jazz Band Final ConcertRehearsal, 3:15–5:15 PM17 18 19 20 21 22 23• HS Jazz Band/Moonlighters Concert,WHS PAC, 7 PM• PALM SUNDAY• PASSOVER,BEGINS AT SUNSET• JRB Turn off the TV Week• JRB Pre-School Story Hour,1 PM• JRB Book Fair (18, 19, 20)• PASSOVER(APRIL 19–25)• LE VFW Poster ContestAwards, 6 PM• JRB Open House,6:30–8:30 PM• School Board Meeting,7 PM• Act 80 Day/Secondary EarlyDismissal• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AM• JB Book Fair• MS Spring KMO• No School• Good Friday• JB Talent Show Rehearsal• Community Good FridayPerformance, WHSConcert Choir, 12:15 PM24 2526 27 28 29 30• EASTER• No School• WHS NHS Induction 2011,7 PM• LLMEA Honors Banquet• LE Spring MusicalAssembly, 9 AM• LE Spring Musical, 7 PM• JRB 5th & 6th Gr.Dinner Theater, 7 PM• HS/MS Orchestra ConcertRehearsal, WHS PAC, 7 AM• JB Talent Show• LE Spring Musical, 7 PM• HS/MS OrchestraFinal Rehearsal, WHS PAC,10 AM–12 PM• HS/MS Orchestra Concert,WHS PAC, 7 PM“The greatest gifts you can give your children are the roots of responsibility and the wings of independence.”– Denis Waitley

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Matthew Buswell,acrylic,HS, grade 11MayAPRIL1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30JUNE1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY12 34 5 67• JRB Staff AppreciationWeek• KH KindergartenAssessments, by appointmentmade at registration• JB PTO Meeting, 7 PM• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• HS Band Parent Meeting,7:30 PM• MS Final Chorus Rehearsal,7:30 AM• KH KindergartenAssessments, by appointmentmade at registration• JB Staff Appreciation Week• MS Chorus & Jazz BandConcert, 7:30 PM• JRB KindergartenAssessments, by appointmentmade at registration• MS Extend Open HouseWHS AP Testing (May 2–13)8 9 10 11 12• JRB KindergartenAssessments, by appointmentmade at registration• JB Spring Open House,6:30 PM• LE Bike Rodeo• LE Carnival, 4 PM• Senior Prom13 14• Mother’s DaY• JB KindergartenAssessments, by appointmentmade at registration• LE Bike Rodeo (Raindate)• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• LE PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS,7:30 PM• JB KindergartenAssessments, by appointmentmade at registration• KH PTO Meeting, 6:30 PM• LE KindergartenAssessments, by appointmentmade at registrationWHS AP Testing (May 2–13)• LE Kindergarten Assessments,by appointment made atregistration• JB Morning with Mom, 7–8 AM• Finance & Legal Committee,6 PM• Student Activities Committee,6 PM• LE Spring Open House,6:30 PM• HS Concert Choir Rehearsal,WHS PAC, 6:30–9 PM• JB Morning with Mom,7–8 AM• JRB Bicycle Rodeo• LE Track & Field Day

15 16 17 18 19 20 21• LE Track & Field Day(Raindate)• Warwick Scholars Program,WMS, 6:30 PM• JB Track & Field• School Board Meeting,7 PM• MS Honors Tea, WHS PAC,7:30 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast,7 AM• JB Track & Field (Raindate)• Elementary OrchestraFinal Rehearsal, WMS Aud.,2–4:30 PM• JRB Track and Field Day• JB Carnival• KH Open House, 6:30 PM• HS Concert Choir Rehearsal,WHS PAC, 6:30–9 PM• Elementary OrchestraConcert, WMS Aud., 7 PM• JRB Track & Field Day(Raindate)• JRB Carnival, 4–8 PM• KH Carnival, 5 PM• JB Carnival (Raindate)• WHS Choir Concert,WHS PAC, 7:30 PM22 23 24 25 26 27 28• WHS Choir Concert,WHS PAC, 3 PM• KH Track & Field Day• Band Parents Mtg., HS,7:30 PM29 30 31• MEMORIAL DAY• NO SCHOOL• Lititz/Rothsville MemorialDay Parades• KH Track & Field Day(Raindate)• JRB Pre-School Story Hour,1 PM• Final Elem. BandRehearsal, WHS PAC,2–4:30 PM• HS Art Show, 6 PM• Elem. Band Concert,WHS PAC, 7 PMIMPORTANTPHONE NUM BERSDistrict Office. . . . . . 626-3734High School . . . . . . . 626-3700HS Counseling . . . . . 626-3700Middle School . . . . . 626-3701MS Counseling . . . . . 626-3701John Beck Elem. . . . 626-3704• MS Band Rehearsal, WHS John Bonfield Elem.. 626-3705PAC, 3–5:15 PMKissel Hill Elem. . . . . 626-3703• Warblers Banquet, EdenResort, 6:30 PMLititz Elem. . . . . . . . 626-3702• CTC Awards Program,www.warwicksd.orgBrownstown, WHS PAC • H • J• KH Carnival, 5 PM(Raindate)“We all have dreams. But in order to make dreams into reality, it takes an awful lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort.”– Jesse Owens

www.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.Morgan Harris,colored pencil,LE, grade 5JuneMAY1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31JULY1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 /31 25 26 27 28 29 30SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYWEDNESDAY THURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY1 234• LE Volunteer AppreciationBreakfast, 7:30 AM• HS Student Course ScheduleChange Deadline• MS/HS Combined BandFinal Rehearsal, WHS PAC,3:15–3:45 PM• HS Band Final Rehearsal,WHS PAC, 3:15–5:15 PM• Elem. District Track & Field• MS/HS Band Concert,WHS PAC, 7 PM• Elem. Dist. Track & FieldDay (Raindate)5 6 7 8 9 10 11• Warblers Mtg. (Exec only),HS, 7 PM• Committee of the Whole,7 PM • JRB Volunteer Tea• Tentative Last DayFOR Kindergartenstudents• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• Act 80 day forkindergarten(No school forkindergarteners only)• Tentative LastStudent Day–Early Dismissal Times,10 AM for Sec.,10:45 for Elem.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM19 20 21 22 23 24 25• FATHER’S DAY• School Board Meeting,7 PM26 27 28 29 30“It is today we must create the world of the future.”– Eleanor Roosevelt

Julywww.warwicksd.orgwww.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY tUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY1 2•3 4 5 6 7 8 9• INDEPENDENCE DAY• Committee of the Whole,7 PM10 11 12 13 14 15 16• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PMThe Academy at Warwick (July 11–August 4, Mon.–Thurs.)17 18 19 20 21 22 2324• School Board Meeting, 7 PMThe Academy at Warwick (July 11–August 4, Mon.–Thurs.)25 26 27 28 293031The Academy at Warwick (July 11–August 4, Mon.–Thurs.)“Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”– Ralph Waldo Emerson

Augustwww.warwicksd.orgwww.warwicksd.orgWarwick Sporting Events are listed on the inside back cover of this calendar.SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY tUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY17 8 9 10 11 12 13• Bldg. & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee,6:30 PM2 3 4 5 6• Committee of the Whole,7 PMThe Academy at Warwick (July 11–August 4, Mon.–Thurs.)Summer Music Camp, JRB, 8 AM–Noon• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PM• Summer Music CampConcert, JRB, 7 PM14 15 16 17 18 19 20• School Board Meeting,7 PM• HS New StudentOrientation, 7 PM21 22 23 24 25 26 27• MS New StudentOrientation, 7 PM28 29 30 31“When the spirit of people is strong focused and vibrant, wonderful things happen.”– Harrison Owen

www.warwicksd.orgPolicies & Procedureswww.warwicksd.orgFOUR-day cycleAll ELEMENTARY schools will follow a four-daycycle for scheduling of classes. The four-day scheduleidentifies each day by letter, therefore, Day A, DayB, Day C, etc. rather than by the day of the week.Beginning with Day A on Wednesday, September8, 2010, each consecutive day follows up to Day Dand then the cycle starts again. This four-day cycleis repeated throughout the entire year in an uninterruptedmanner. Cycle days are never skipped andonly counted when school is held.For elementary schools special area classes, suchas Art, Music and Physical Education, will be scheduledon a specific cycle day. An example may bethat a child has Music class on “Day B“ and “DayD.“ Please note that some activities, due to scheduling,will continue to be held on the same day of theweek. One such example is the voluntary ReleasedTime Religious Education program sponsored bythe Warwick Association of Churches for students infourth and fifth grades.Six-day cycleBoth the WARWICK MIDDLE SCHOOL AND THEWARWICK HIGH SCHOOL will follow a six-daycycle for scheduling of classes. The six-day scheduleidentifies each day by number, therefore, Day 1, Day2, Day 3, etc. rather than by the day of the week.Beginning with Day 1 on Wednesday, September 8,2010, each consecutive day follows up to Day 6 andthen the cycle starts again. This six-day cycle is repeatedthroughout the entire year in an uninterrupted manner.Cycle days are never skipped and only countedwhen school is held.These cycle days assure continuity of programmingin special area subjects since no day is ever lostor skipped due to school closures for holidays andinclement weather; increased uninterrupted directinstructional time for core subject areas; and moreeffective utilization of staff.COMPLAINT RESOLUTION PROCESSFrom time to time concerns and/or complaints arise thatrequire a process for reconciliation. In these instances, the individualwith the complaint should seek a remedy with the partymost directly involved, i.e., teacher, bus driver, or administrator.If some mutual resolution cannot be reached, the complaintshould be addressed to the building principal. In the eventthe problem still remains unsettled, contact should be madewith either the Superintendent or the Assistant Superintendent.Concerns that are not reconciled at this level should be directedto the Board of School Directors for their consideration.CORPORAL PUNISHMENTCorporal punishment, including striking or paddling, willnot be administered. However, reasonable force or physicalrestraint may be used by professional staff members if suchaction is required to respond to one or more of the followingcircumstances: (a) to quiet a disturbance; (b) to obtain possessionof weapons or other dangerous objects; and (c) for theprotection of other persons or property.BREAkFAST / LUNCH PRICESBREAKFAST:Elementary...................$1.15MS/HS........................$1.30Reduced Breakfast........ $.00Milk................................ $.50Adult Breakfast............$2.05LUNCH:Elementary...................$2.00MS/HS........................$2.25Salad & Wraps...........$2.65Reduced Lunch.............. $.40Student Warrior..........$2.90Adult Lunch..................$3.65Milk................................ $.50Students will not be permitted to make lunch loans for the2010/2011 school year.IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTSThe Pennsylvania School Immunization Law requiresthe following immunizations for all students enteringschool for the first time:• 4 doses of tetanus *(1 dose administered on or after the4th birthday).• 4 doses of diphtheria *(1 dose administered on or after the4th birthday)• 3 doses of polio• 2 doses of measles **• 1 dose of mumps **• 1 dose of rubella (German measles) **• 3 doses of hepatitis B• Age appropriate dose(s) of varicella (chickenpox) vaccine orhistory of chickenpox disease: 1 dose of varicella (chickenpox)vaccine administered at 12 months of age through 12 yearsof age, or 2 doses of varicella vaccine administered at age 13years or older: or a written statement of chickenpox disease historyfrom the parent, guardian, or healthcare provider.*Usually given as DTP or DT or TD**Usually given as MMRProof of immunization is required before a student may enterschool for the first time or transfer from another school. Proof of immunizationmeans a written record showing the dates (month, day, year)the student was immunized. Parents are also encouraged to provideto the school nurse, the dates of all immunization boosters that thestudent receives during his/her school years.The only exemptions to the school laws for immunization are medicalreasons documented by your medical doctor and religious beliefs.Fast NewsA free online subscription to Fast News enables Warwick SchoolDistrict to send critical school communications directly to yourhome/work computer in the event of an emergency, a non-scheduledschool closing, early dismissal or whenever the district hasa need to communicate quickly. By subscribing, the district is ableto notify you in minutes! Parents, be informed: sign up online byvisiting www.warwicksd.org and clicking on Fast News.

www.warwicksd.orgPolicies & Procedureswww.warwicksd.orgMedication Policy•All medication must be kept in the health room. Students maynot carry medicine of any kind or keep the medicine in theirlockers or desks. Exceptions to this policy may be grantedproviding that the parent obtains a written request from thestudent’s physician and approval from the principal. Studentswith asthma may carry their inhalers with them if deemedsufficiently responsible by the physician, parent/guardian,school nurse and building principal. Pupils requiring suchmedication shall obtain and submit a completed asthma inhalerself-administration authorization form to the school nurse.• Parents are responsible to provide for the safe deliveryand return of students’ medications.• The responsibility to take the medication at the propertime lies with the student.• All medications must be sent in the original containers withproper and legible labels affixed. Medications sent in baggies,plastic containers, etc., will not be administered.• All prescription medications require both written parentalconsent and written physician authorization. All medicationsmust be sent in a properly labeled container.Mandated Health ScreeningsConsent is required each school year, and also each timea change in medication type, dosage, or time of administrationoccurs throughout the school year.• Parents may grant permission for over-the-counter medicationas per Warwick’s Standing Orders (Aspirin, Tylenol,Ibuprofen, Children’s Mylanta/Calcium Carbonate) byproviding annual written consent on the Annual HealthUpdate. All other over-the-counter medications require bothwritten parental consent and physician authorization.• Students should bring no more than a one-week supply ofmedication to the health room. When sending in medicationto the school, parents should indicate the quantity.• Medication must be given directly to the health room staffupon arrival to school.• If a medicine is to be taken “only when needed,” as in thecase of a migraine headache, stomach upset, etc., a smallamount may be kept in the health room with the writtenphysician’s authorization and written parental consent.• Please feel free to contact the nurse with any questionsregarding the above guidelines or for a copy of BoardPolicy 6130 – Administration of Medication.Screenings: Grades: Frequency:Height & Weight All Grades YearlyBody Mass Index (BMI) All Grades YearlyVision (near and far vision acuity) All Grades YearlyConvex Lens Vision Test 1st Grade & All New Entrants Not Previously Screened YearlyColor Vision Test 2nd Grade & All New Entrants Not Previously Screened YearlyDepth Perception Vision Test 2nd Grade & All New Entrants Not Previously Screened YearlyHearing K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 11th & Students w/ Previous Hearing Failures YearlyScoliosis 6th & 7th Grades YearlyDental Exam K or 1st, 3rd, 7th and Students w/ Incomplete Health Records YearlyPhysical Exam K or 1st, 6th, 11th and Students w/ Incomplete Health Records YearlySchool Nurses also screen for pediculosis, neuro-developmental deficits and other health concerns as indicated. Physical anddental examinations and scoliosis screenings may be done by the student’s family physician, dentist, or medical healthcareprovider as long as written reports of the examinations are submitted to the School Nurse. Student Health Report Cards arenow available online (see Online Parent Portal).Bullying/Cyber-bullying POLICYThe Warwick School Board strives to provide a safe, positivelearning climate for students in the schools. Therefore, itshall be the policy of the School District to maintain an educationalenvironment in which bullying and cyber bullying in anyform are not tolerated.Bullying shall mean unwelcome verbal, written or physicalconduct directed at a student by another student that has theeffect of:1. Physically, emotionally or mentally harming a student;2. Damaging, extorting or taking a student’s personal property;3. Placing a student in reasonable fear of physical, emotionalor mental harm;4. Placing a student in reasonable fear of damage to or loss ofpersonal property; or5. Creating an intimidating or hostile environment that substantiallyinterferes with a student’s educational opportunities.Cyber bullying includes, but is not limited to, the following misusesof technology: harassing, teasing, intimidating, threatening,or terrorizing another student or staff member by way of anytechnological tool, such as sending or posting inappropriate orderogatory email messages, instant messages, text messages,digital pictures or images, or website postings (including blogs)which has the effect of:1. Physically, emotionally or mentally harming a student;2. Placing a student in reasonable fear of physical, emotionalor mental harm;3. Placing a student in reasonable fear of damage to or loss ofpersonal property; or4. Creating an intimidating or hostile environment that substantiallyinterferes with a student’s educational opportunities.All forms of bullying are unacceptable and, to the extent thatsuch actions are disruptive of the educational process of theSchool District, offenders shall be subject to appropriate staffintervention, which may result in administrative discipline or notificationto the appropriate authorities. Any student who believeshe/she has been subjected to bullying/cyber-bullying shouldpromptly report such bullying to a staff member.

www.warwicksd.orgPolicies & Procedureswww.warwicksd.orgHARASSMENT POLICYThe Warwick School Board strives to provide for its studentsand employees an educational environment that is free fromdiscrimination and harassment. It shall be the policy of theschool district, therefore, to maintain an environment in whichharassment in any form is not tolerated.Harassment includes but is not limited to verbal and physicalconduct that substantially interferes or disrupts another’s workperformance, the work of the school or the rights of others andtheir ability to work and/or receive an education.Harassment includes but is not limited to repeated slurs,jokes, offensive or derogatory comments or phrases, or otherverbal, graphic, physical conduct or actions characterizing agiven racial or ethnic group or relating to an individual’s race,color, religion, ancestry, sex, national origin, age, handicap/disability, or any other characteristic protected by federal,state, or local law, including criminal harassment and stalkingas defined by the Pennsylvania Criminal Code.Sexual harassment includes but is not limited to unwelcomesexual advances, requests for sexual favors and other inappropriateverbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature.Harassment of any student or employee by any other personis prohibited. Any person who believes he/she has beensubjected to harassment should promptly report, orally or inwriting, such harassment to a staff member or his/her immediatesupervisor or the director of human resources.ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES FOR USEOF VIDEO MONITORS ON SCHOOL BUSESPURPOSEThe use of video cameras on school buses is aimed at preventingdiscipline problems from occurring while not serving asa threat to normally acceptable student behavior. Video cameraswill add a dimension of verification of student behaviorthat will not further detract driver attention.Video monitoring will not replace the responsibility of thedriver to control the students riding his/her bus. All bus disciplinepolicies and procedures remain in effect, and the drivermust continue to monitor the behavior of riders as has beenexpected in the past.PROCEDURES FOR USE OF CAMERASCameras will be assigned to buses on a random basis by theAssistant Superintendent, Transportation Coordinator, and the contractor.Principals may suggest assignments to the TransportationOffice as they become aware of problems on certain buses.Tapes recorded by the camera will not be used on a routinebasis as a means of spotting discipline problems. Tapes will beused for verification only if a driver needs assistance in sortingout the necessary facts. Building principals may use recordedtapes to determine the appropriateness of student behavior.Tapes will be reviewed only by appropriate school personnel.Parents will not be given the opportunity to review tapesunless their child is involved in a violation and is receiving disciplinaryaction as the result of that infraction, and only if thetape was used to determine the violation.Drivers will not discuss the use of cameras and/or tapeswith students, especially avoiding any conversation regardingthe presence of a camera on the bus.Students shall be informed that there is a possibility theirbus will be monitored on a random basis. The audio recordingshall not be used as a basis for disciplining students.Tapes will be erased one week after the original taping oruntil a pending disciplinary situation requiring use of said tapeis completed.No tape shall be used for any other purpose than statedabove.Internet safety and networkacceptable use poLicyAn Acceptable Use Policy has been developed to establishguidelines for all students and staff on the use of network resourcesin the district, including Internet access. With the Internet comesthe availability of material that may not be considered appropriatein a school setting. The School District cannot regulate andmonitor all the information received or sent by persons who usethe Internet; and the School District cannot ensure that studentswho use the Internet will be prevented from accessing inappropriatematerials or sending or receiving objectionable communications.The School District believes, however, that the availabilityand value of the Internet far outweigh the possibility that usersmay procure inappropriate or offensive material.Internet access and network resources are available to teachers,administrators, and students in the Warwick School Districtsolely for educational and instructional purposes and otherpurposes consistent with the educational mission of the SchoolDistrict. The School District employs the use of an Internet filter asa technology protection. The filter may not be disabled for anyreason. All Internet activities that students engage in at schoolmust be in support of curriculum objectives.Examples of inappropriate technology use follow:• Use for inappropriate or illegal purposes, for commercial orfor-profit purposes, or for lobbying and political purposes.• Use to access, view, or obtain material that is obscene orpornographic, including child pornography, or harmful tominors.• Use to transmit material likely to be offensive, includingharassing or discriminatory remarks, or sexually-orientedmaterial.• llegal installation, distribution, reproduction, or use of copyrightedsoftware, including the loading or use of unauthorizedgames, programs, files, music, or other electronic media.• Use which involves any copyright violation or for copying,downloading or distributing copyrighted material without theowner’s permission, unless permitted in accordance with theFair Use Guidelines.• Use to obtain, copy or modify files, passwords, data, orinformation belonging to other users, or to misrepresent otherusers on the network.• Any attempt to circumvent or disable the filter or any othersecurity measure.In addition, student users shall not use the system to disclose,use, or disseminate any personal identification informationof themselves or other students, or engage in or access chatrooms or instant messaging without the permission and directsupervision of a teacher or administrator.Students and parents should review the Acceptable Use Policyin its entirety at www.warwicksd.org under District InformationTab, Technology Link.

www.warwicksd.orgStudent Serviceswww.warwicksd.orgSUPERVISOR of student SERVICES• Mrs. Yvette Line-Koller.......................................... 626-3734supervisor of special education• Mrs. Erin Smith...................................................... 626-3734School Psychologists• Mrs. Sharon ConlinJohn Beck Elementary........................................... 626-3704Middle School....................................................... 626-3701• Mrs. Diane BergnerHigh School........................................................... .626-3700• Mrs. Amy HenselKissel Hill Elementary............................................ 626-3703• Mrs. Lori EarleLititz Elementary .................................................... 626-3702• Ms. Titina BrownJohn R. Bonfield Elementary................................. 626-3705LEARNING FACILITATORS• Mrs. Debra McDonald• Mrs. Beth MidgettJohn R. Bonfield Elementary................................. 626-3705• Mrs. Katherine Shoff• Mrs. Colleen HeckmanJohn Beck Elementary .......................................... 626-3704• Mrs. Jodi Brill (until 1/11)• Melissa Vulopas (after 1/11)• Mr. Jamie CascarinoKissel Hill Elementary............................................ 626-3703• Mrs. Andrea Shertzer• Mrs. Trista ToddLititz Elementary..................................................... 626-3702MIDDLE SCHOOL counselors• Mr. Brett Miller (A-K)............................................ 626-3701• Mrs. Marguerite Kull (L-Z).................................... 626-3701HIGH SCHOOL counselors• Ms. Tiffany Moroch (A-F)..................................... 626-3700• Mrs. Jody Mateyak (G-K).................................... 626-3700• Mrs. Rachel Kiehl (L-R)......................................... 626-3700• Mr. Daniel Potts (S-Z)........................................... 626-3700Speech & Language Staff• Mrs. Wendy Creamer (Kissel Hill Elementary)• Mrs. Cathy Gelatka (Lititz Elementary)• Mrs. Marjorie Huffman (John Beck Elementary)• Ms. Marji Worrell (John R. Bonfield Elementary)Teachers of the Gifted & Talented• Mrs. Linda Brooks (Elementary Schools)• Mr. Michael A. Smith (Middle School)• Ms. Carolyn Hoy (High School)• Mrs. Kathie Remaley (High School)Home and School Visitor• Mrs. Sandra Flick.................................................. 626-3734School Nurses• Mrs. Gerrie Elder, HS........................................... 626-3700• Mrs. Paula Dennes, MS (Head Nurse).............. 626-3701• Mrs. Sue Ann Hummel, JB................................... 626-3704• Mrs. Yvonne Gingrich, JRB.................................. 626-3705• Mrs. Nancy Weinhold, KH.................................. 626-3703• Mrs. Jackie Drexel, LE.......................................... 626-3702Student SERVICESStudent Services consist of learning facilitators, school counselors,school psychologists, school nurses, and a home and schoolvisitor who assist students during their educational experience.Each professional has a master’s degree and state certificationin their area of specialization. Learning facilitators coordinateall academic, social, and behavioral health interventions for allstudents. School counselors provide consultation, counseling,educational services related to academic achievement, careerdevelopment, and child social/emotional development. Schoolpsychologist services are available for consultation and studentevaluation related to behavioral and academic concerns. Schoolnurses administer state regulations related to student health, provideconsultation to parents, students, and staff related to healthissues and provide emergency care as needed during the schoolday. In addition, a home and school visitor serves as a liaisonbetween parents, staff, and community agencies.At the secondary level, student assistance teams (SAP) consistof trained staff members who identify students whose behaviorscreate barriers to learning. They work with parents, staff, andcommunity agencies to assist students in removing those barriers.Referrals may be made through the school counselor, buildingprincipal, school nurse, home and school visitor, or otherSAP team member.special education SERVICESThe Warwick School District works diligently to provide anappropriate education program to all children with disabilitiesin a least restrictive environment. We strive to provide all studentsidentified with special needs an individualized educationplan (IEP) within their home school building or as close to theschool district as possible, while meeting their unique specialand academic needs.The school district provides a continuum of services designed toserve all students with IEPs. Building principals, school counselors,learning facilitators, and teachers (general and special) work closelywith the Supervisor of Student Services and the school psychologistin the screening, referral, and evaluation process. When astudent is determined to be eligible for “specially designed“ instruction,an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or Gifted IndividualEducation Program (GIEP) is developed. The special educationplacement is determined by the team.

www.warwicksd.orgStudent Services/Student Records www.warwicksd.orgEvaluationThe evaluation process is a team evaluation designed to providea comprehensive report describing a student’s educationalstrengths and needs. This team, that includes parents as essentialmembers, determines whether a student meets a definition of exceptionality(described in state standards and regulations) and needs“specially designed“ instruction as described in an IndividualizedEducation Plan (IEP), often delivered by a special education teacher.This team is chaired by a certified school psychologist and/orthe building principal.Continuum of ServicesWarwick School District provides a range of supports andprograms for students with special needs. The Least RestrictiveEnvironment (LRE) concept is used as the foundation for these supportsand services. The mission associated with LRE is educating allstudents in an environment that is as close to the General educationclassroom as possible. Below is a list of supports and services thatare used to ensure an appropriate education for all students:• General education class with support strategiesand intervention• Tiered instruction• Speech and Language Therapy• Hearing and vision therapy/consultation• Gifted Support services• Learning Support services• Emotional Support services• Life Skills Support services• Multiple Disabilities services• Autistic Support services• Approved Private Schools• Residential PlacementIt should be noted that some more restrictive services areaccessed through a partnership with IU 13 and/or other agencies.Building Principals, Learning Facilitators, and SchoolPsychologists are able to provide details supports and servicesavailable to all Warwick School District school-aged students. Inaddition, parents may contact the district’s Supervisor of SpecialEducation or Supervisor of Student Services. Telephone numbersare found on the district’s school calendar.LANCASTER-LEBANON INTERMEDIATE UNIT 13EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMThe Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 provides servicesfor children who are developmentally delayed between theages of three years and school age. Programs are available ina number of settings throughout the two-county area. These servicesare available at no cost to parents. Programs are fundedthrough state and federal monies. Some of the services availableare classroom services, physical therapy, occupationaltherapy, and speech and language therapy. If you have a childwho might be eligible for services, or if you know of a child whoneeds services, please call 717-606-1894. Early Interventionmakes a difference in a child’s life!Student Records PolicyThe Warwick School District Board of School Directors hasprimary responsibility for the collection, maintenance, disclosure,and security of student records. Only records mandated by theCommonwealth of Pennsylvania, the federal government, orspecifically permitted by the Warwick School Board may becompiled by the staff. No information shall be gathered fromstudents without either representational consent of the SchoolBoard or informed individual consent from the parents or eligiblestudent. Student records are purged of information that is notnecessary to help a child or to protect others at transition pointsbetween elementary, middle, and high school.The Family Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) states that parents,eligible students, or their designated representatives (as authorizedin writing) have the right to examine their child’s schoolrecords. The district requires all parents to submit such requestsin writing. To review your child’s school records, please makean appointment with your child’s school counselor or the buildingprincipal. Access to such records shall be granted within 30days after receiving a written request.Parents are responsible for providing the district with verificationof any custody or court order related to access to records.In cases where a non-custodial parent has requested access torecords, the district will verify the person’s identity and notify thecustodial parent of the request. In the absence of written parentnotification regarding divorce, custody, or other court orders,the school district will assume that the requesting parent hasauthority to inspect and review the records. Conversely, if thereis a court order restricting parent access, the order will be honoredby the district.Parents have the right to consent to disclosures of personallyidentifiable information contained in the student’s educationalrecord, except to the extent that FERPA and Pennsylvania StateRegulations authorize disclosure without consent. One exceptionthat permits disclosure without consent is disclosure toschool officials with legitimate educational interests. A schoolofficial is a person employed by the District as an administrator,supervisor, teacher, support staff (including health staff andlaw enforcement personnel), school board member, person orcompany which the District has contracted to perform a specifictask (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, therapist,liaisons from community agencies). A school official hasa legitimate educational interest if the official needs to reviewan educational record in order to fulfill his or her professionalresponsibility. Upon request, the District discloses educationalrecords without consent to officials of another school district inwhich a student seeks to enroll.Directory information may be disclosed for purposes beneficialto the student or the school district only with the approvalof the Superintendent or her designee. A parent or eligiblestudent has the right to refuse disclosure of such information byproviding written notice to the building principal within twenty(20) school days of the first school day of each school year orfor students new to the district within 20 days of the their firstday of attendance.Directory information includes: student’s name, address,telephone number, birthday, field of study, participation inofficially recognized activities and sports, weight and heightof athletic team members, attendance dates, degrees, awards,most recent previous educational agency or institution attendedby the student and other similar information.The parent or eligible student who believes that informationin that student’s record is inaccurate, misleading or violatesthe privacy or other rights of the student may request in writingthat the school official responsible for the maintenance of

www.warwicksd.orgStudent Services/Student Records www.warwicksd.orgthe records amend them according to the process outlined inWarwick School District Records Policy. A copy of WarwickSchool District Records Policy may be obtained from the Officeof the Superintendent, Supervisor of Student Services, or anyBuilding Principal. Complaints related to compliance with thispolicy may be made by contacting the Warwick School DistrictSuperintendent. If further appeal is necessary, the parent oreligible student may contact the Family Policy ComplianceOffice, US Department of Education, 400 Maryland Ave. S.W.,Washington, D.C. 20202-4605.2010–2011 STANDARDIZED TESTING PROGRAMGrade(s) Assessments Date12 PSSA Retest Oct. 25–Nov. 5, 2010(Reading, Math, Science & Writing)3, 4, 5, 6, PSSA (Reading & Math) Mar. 14–25, 20117, 8 & 114, 5, 6, 7 PSSA (Modified Reading & Math) Mar. 14–25, 20118 & 115, 8 & 11 PSSA (Writing) Mar. 28–April 1, 20114, 8, & 11 PSSA (Science) Apr. 4–8, 20114, 8, & 11 PSSA (Modified Science) Apr. 4–8, 2011All grades PSSA and PSSA (Modified Apr. 11–15, 2011Make-Ups for All Subjects)ENROLLMENTEnrollment for students K-12 is held by appointment throughoutthe year at the Warwick School District Office located at 301 W.Orange Street, Lititz, PA 17543. To schedule an appointment or toget information regarding enrollment requirements, contact Mrs. JillKramer at (717) 626-3734, ext. 3709 or email her at jkramer@warwicksd.org. Forms are available on the district web site.assessment• Mrs. Yvette Line-Koller.......................................... 626-3734Volunteers PolicyVolunteers constitute a welcomed and valued role withinWarwick School District; the district is fortunate to have alarge population of community and family members whodonate their time to our students. While the district is thankfuland appreciative for volunteers, student safety is paramount,therefore a Volunteers Policy for Warwick School Districtwas approved and authorized by the Warwick Board ofSchool Directors May 19, 2009.If you volunteer in Warwick schools, please note thatseveral changes have been made to the district’s previouspractices. These changes went into effect at the start of the2009-2010 school year.For Monitored Volunteers – individuals who voluntarilywork under direct supervision of a teacher or administratorand have no unsupervised contact with students, mustnow be approved by the building principal.For Independent Volunteers and ActivitySponsors– individuals who work under the general directionand supervision of a teacher or administrator andvoluntarily provide direct services to students and may haveunsupervised contact with them, you are now required toprovide: Child Abuse History Clearance, PA State CriminalRecord Check, and a FBI Federal Criminal History Check.The cost to procure the criminal history and child abusereports/clearances shall be the responsibility of the volunteerunless a financial hardship is established. Volunteers willalso need to be approved by the Board.For Volunteer Coaches – if you voluntarily provideservices to the school district, without compensation, andwork under the general direction and supervision of a coachemployed by the district; and directly supervise or instructstudents engaged in an activity and may be reasonablyexpected to have unsupervised contact with students, youmust have a Tuberculosis Examination in addition to criminalhistory and child abuse reports/clearances and approvalby the Board, with the costs being the responsibility of thevolunteer coach.If you have any questions concerning the new VolunteerPolicy, please contact the District Office at 626-3734.

Sports (Schedule subject to change)Schedules updated as of August 5, 2010www.warwicksd.orgCheck the daily schedule at:• www.warwicksd.org Athletic Page / Today’s Schedule• www.highschoolsports.net Select State: PA Select School: Warwick• P.I.A.A. Web Page www.piaa.orgwww.warwicksd.orgFALL SPORTSWINTER SPORTSSPRING SPORTSFOOTBALL – VARSITYGames Start: 7:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 3 DallastownA10 Conestoga Valley A17 Garden Spot H24 Cedar Crest HOct. 1 Manheim Twp A8 Ephrata H15 McCaskey H22 Penn Manor(Homecoming) H29 Hempfield ANov. 5 WilsonHFOOTBALL – Junior VarsityGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 4 Dallastown (10 AM) A13 Conestoga Valley A20 Garden Spot H27 Cedar Crest HOct. 4 Manheim Township A11 Ephrata H18 McCaskey A25 Penn Manor HNov. 1 HempfieldA8 Wilson HFOOTBALL – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 15 HempfieldA16 Cedar Crest (JHJV) H22 Wilson H23 Wilson Southern (JHJV) A29 Cedar Crest HOct. 6 Manheim Twp A7 Manheim Twp (JHJV) H13 Ephrata H14 Ephrata (JHJV) A20 McCaskey A21 Wilson (JHJV) A28 Penn Manor AHOCKEY – Varsity & JVGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 3 Oley Valley (11 AM) A4 Central Dauphin (10 AM) A8 Hempfield A10 Lower Dauphin(4 PM) A13 Manheim Twp A15 McCaskey A17 Elizabethtown A21 Penn Manor A23 Conestoga Valley A27 Hempfield (7 PM) HOct. 1 Manheim Twp (7 PM) H2 Donegal (10 AM) H5 McCaskey (4 PM) H7 Elizabethtown (7 PM) H11 Penn Manor (7 PM) H13 Conestoga Valley (7 PM) HHOCKEY – Junior HighGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 10 HempfieldA13 Manheim Central A14 Wilson A16 Manheim Twp H21 McCaskey A23 Elizabethtown H27 Penn Manor A29 Conestoga Valley AOct. 1 Hempfield H7 Manheim Twp (4 PM) A12 McCaskey H14 Elizabethtown A16 Muhlenberg TNT A18 Penn Manor H20 Conestoga Valley HSOCCER – Varsity & JVGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 3 McCaskeyH4 Lancaster Mennonite (7 PM) H7 Penn Manor (7 PM) A9 Elizabethtown A11 Cumberland Valley (11 AM) A13 Cocalico H15 Ephrata A17 Cedar Crest H20 Hempfield A22 Manheim Twp H24 Solanco H28 Lampeter Strasburg A30 Conestoga Valley (7 PM) HOct. 4 McCaskey A6 Penn Manor ( 7PM) H8 Cedar Crest (7 PM) A12 Hempfield (7 PM) H14 Manheim Twp ASOCCER – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 10 McCaskey East H13 Penn Manor A14 Wilson A15 Elizabethtown A17 Cocalico H21 Ephrata A23 Cedar Crest H27 Hempfield A29 Manheim Twp HOct. 1 Solanco H5 Lampeter Strasburg A7 Conestoga Valley H11 McCaskey A13 Penn Manor H15 Cedar Crest H19 Hempfield H21 Manheim Twp ACROSS-COUNTRYMeets Start: 4:30 (SH) / 4:15 (JH)DATE HOST SCHOOL H/ASept. 7 Penn Manor A11 Penn Track Inv (SH) A11 FM Invite (JH) A14 Columbia A21 Cedar Crest A24 Comet Classic (JH) A28 Warwick HOct. 1 Paul Short Inv (SH) A5 Warwick H12 Hempfield A16 Iron Bridge Inv (JH) AGIRLS’ VOLLEYBALLMatches Start: JV–6 PM / Var–7 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ASept. 7 Penn Manor A9 Manheim Twp H14 Hempfield A16 Manheim Central H21 McCaskey H23 Cedar Crest A28 Penn Manor HOct. 4 Conestoga Valley A12 Hempfield H14 McCaskey A18 Dallastown A19 Cedar Crest HGOLFDATE oPPONENT H/AAug. 24 Section 1 at Crossgatest 1:00 PM25 Section 1 at Fairview 1:00 PMSept. 1 Section 1 at Sunset 1:00 PM7 Section 1 at Overlook 1:00 PM15 Section 1 at Lanc. Host 1:00PM22 Section 1 at Overlook 1:00 PMGIRLS’ TENNISMatches Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AAug. 30 Garden Spot ASept. 1 Lampeter Strasburg H3 Cocalico A7 Elizabethtown H9 Ephrata A10 Cedar Crest A15 Manheim Twp A17 Penn Manor H20 McCaskey A22 Hempfield H24 Solanco A27 Lebanon H28 Manheim Central H29 Conestoga Valley HBOYS’ BASKETBALL – Varsity & JVGames Start: 6:30 / 8:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ADec.10/11 Carlisle TNT A17 Conestoga Valley H20 Cocalico A22 Elizabethtown H29/30 Josh Montpetit HMemorial TNTJan. 4 HempfieldA7 McCaskey H11 Cedar Crest H14 Penn Manor A18 Manheim Twp H20 Solanco A22 Cedar Cliff A24 Lebanon H26 Ephrata A28 Hempfield HFeb. 1 McCaskeyA4 Cedar Crest A7 Penn Manor H9 Manheim Twp ABOYS’ BASKETBALL – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ADec. 17 Conestoga Valley H20 Cocalico A22 Elizabethtown HJan. 1 HempfieldA7 McCaskey H11 Cedar Crest H14 Penn Manor A18 Manheim Twp H20 Solanco A24 Lebanon H26 Ephrata A28 Hempfield HFeb. 1 McCaskeyA4 Cedar Crest A7 Penn Manor H9 Manheim Twp AGIRLS’ BASKETBALL – Varsity & JVGames Start: 6:30 / 8:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ADec. 10 Manheim Central H13 Muhlenberg H14 Lampeter Strasburg H17 Conestoga Valley A18 Cumberland Valley A20 Cocalico H22 Elizabethtown A27/28 Holiday TNT HJan. 4 HempfieldH7 McCaskey A11 Cedar Crest A14 Penn Manor H18 Manheim Twp A20 Solanco H24 Lebanon A26 Ephrata H28 Hempfield AFeb. 1 McCaskeyH4 Cedar Crest H7 Penn Manor A9 Manheim Twp HGIRLS’ BASKETBALL – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ADec. 17 Conestoga Valley A20 Cocalico H22 Elizabethtown AJan. 4 HempfieldH7 McCaskey A11 Cedar Crest A14 Penn Manor H18 Manheim Twp A20 Solanco H24 Lebanon A26 Ephrata H28 Hempfield AFeb. 1 McCaskeyH4 Cedar Crest H7 Penn Manor A9 Manheim Twp HWRESTLING – Varsity & JVMeets Start: 7 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ADec. 11 Pleasant Valley TNT A15 Cedar Crest H21 Elizabethtown A23 Hempfield H27/28 Bethlehem TNT AJan. 5 McCaskeyA6 Mechanicsburg H8 Warrior Duals H12 Manheim Twp H19 Penn Manor A21/22 LL TNT A25 Solanco H28/29 New Oxford TNT AFeb. 10 South Western H• Director of Athletics: John C. Kosydar• Athletic Secretary: Robyn Rissinger,phone: (717) 626-3790• Team Doctor: Dr. Timothy Quinn• Athletic Trainer: Brent Leiby• Equip. Mgr.: Michael BrownWRESTLING – Junior HighMeets Start: 4:00 PM*Warwick Middle School GymDATE oPPONENT H/ADec. 15 Cedar CrestH21 Elizabethtown A23 Hempfield HJan. 5 McCaskeyA6 Mechanicsburg H12 Manheim Twp H19 Penn Manor A25 Solanco HFeb. 2 Manheim Central ASWIMMINGHome Meets Start at 7:30 PMDATE oPPONENT H/ADec. 21 Conestoga Valley H23 Manheim Central HJan. 6 Hempfield (3:30 PM) A11 Manheim Twp H17 McCaskey A25 Penn Manor HBOWLINGHome Matches Start at 3:30 PMDutch Lanes – Home LanesDATE oPPONENT H/ADec. 6 Ephrata @ DL A9 Hempfield @LL A17 Cedar Crest @ DL H20 Manheim Twp @ DL AJan. 3 McCaskey @ DL H7 Ephrata @ DL H11 Penn Manor @ LL A20 Cedar Crest @ EDL A25 Hempfield @ DL HFeb. 2 McCaskey @ LL A4 Penn Manor @ DL H11 Manheim Twp @ DL HCDL – Cedar Lanes / LebanonCNL – Cain’s Lanes / ManheimCL – Clearview Lanes / Mount JoyDL – Dutch Lanes / AkronLL – Leisure LanesBASEBALL – Varsity & JVGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 25 DonegalA28 Lampeter Strasburg A30 Lancaster Mennonite AApril 1 Manheim Central H4 Penn Manor H6 Cedar Crest H8 Manheim Twp A11 McCaskey A13 Hempfield A15 Lebanon A18 Ephrata H20 Solanco A21 Elizabethtown H25 Conestoga Valley A27 Cocalico H29 Penn Manor AMay 2 Cedar CrestA4 Manheim Twp H6 McCaskey H9 Hempfield HTRACK – VarsityMeets Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 28 Manheim Twp HApril 5 Penn ManorA11 Wilson H18 Cedar Crest H25 McCaskey AMay 2 HempfieldA9 Elizabethtown HSOFTBALL – Varsity & JVGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 25 DonegalH28 Lampeter Strasburg HApril 1 Manheim Central (7:30 PM) H4 Penn Manor A6 Cedar Crest A8 Manheim Twp H11 McCaskey H13 Hempfield H15 Lebanon H18 Ephrata A20 Solanco (7 PM) H21 Elizabethtown A25 Conestoga Valley (7 PM) H27 Cocalico A29 Penn Manor (7 PM) HMay 2 Cedar Crest (7 PM) H4 Manheim Twp A6 McCaskey A9 Hempfield ATRACK – Junior HighMeets Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AApril 6 Penn ManorH12 McCaskey East A19 Manheim Twp A26 Cedar Crest HMay 5 Elizabethtown A10 Hempfield H12 Manheim Central AGIRLS’ SOCCER – Varsity & JVGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 25 SolancoA26 Carlisle (10 AM) H29 Conestoga Valley HApril 1 McCaskeyH2 Hershey (11 AM) H4 Hempfield (7 PM) A6 Penn Manor H8 Elizabethtown A11 Lampeter Strasburg (7 PM) H13 Ephrata A15 Cedar Crest A19 Manheim Twp H25 Solanco H27 Conestoga Valley A29 Elizabethtown (7 PM) H30 Manheim Central (7 PM) AMay 3 Lampeter Strasburg A5 Ephrata (7 PM) HGIRLS’ SOCCER – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AApril 1 SolancoA5 Conestoga Valley H7 McCaskey H12 Hempfield A14 Penn Mnaor H18 Elizabethtown A20 Lampeter Strasburg H22 Ephrata A26 Cedar Crest A28 Manheim Twp HMay 4 SolancoH6 Conestoga Valley A9 Elizabethtown H11 Lampeter Strasburg A13 Ephrata HBOYS’ TENNISMatches Start: 4:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 22 Manheim Central A23 Garden Spot H28 Ephrata H30 Elizabethtown AApril 1 Cedar CrestA6 Manheim Twp A8 Penn Manor H11 McCaskey A13 Hempfield H15 Conestoga Valley A18 Cocalico H20 Lebanon H21 ELCO HGIRLS’ LACROSSEGames Start: 4:15 PMJV start: 5:30DATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 30 HempfieldHApril 1 Cedar CrestH4 Penn Manor H6 Manheim Twp (7 PM) H12 Hempfield A14 Cedar Crest A16 Penn Manor A19 Manheim Twp A21 Conestoga Valley (7 PM) H23 Wilson A26 Cocalico (7 PM) H28 Lancaster Catholic AMay 2 Garden SpotA5 Ephrata A6 Lampeter Strasburg ABOYS’ VOLLEYBALLMatches Start: 6:00/7:00 PMDATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 29 Cedar CrestH31 Penn Manor AApril 4 Manheim Central A5 McCaskey H7 Hempfield H12 Elizabethtown A14 Manheim Twp H21 Cedar Crest A26 Penn Manor H28 McCaskey AMay 3 HempfieldA5 Elizabethtown H10 Manheim Twp ABOYS’ LACROSSEGames Start: 4:15 PMJV start: 5:30DATE oPPONENT H/AMar. 29 Penn ManorH31 Wilson HApril 1 HersheyA4 Elizabethtown A6 Ephrata A8 Lampeter Strasburg A12 Conestoga Valley A15 Lancaster Mennonite H19 Manheim Twp (7 PM) H20 Cocalico H25 Hempfield (7 PM) H29 Garden Spot AMay 3 Cedar Crest (7 PM) H6 Lancaster Country Day A

Kate Stauffer, pencil, HS, grade 11 Emily Shenk, marker, HS, grade 11Naomi Miller, charcoal, HS, grade 11Olivia Bushong, ceramics, HS, grade 11Madison McCoy, batik, HS, grade 10Hannah Zartman, crayon/watercolor, LE, grade 2W arwickSCHOOL DISTRICT301 West Orange StreetLititz, Pennsylvania 17543-1898717-626-3734www.warwicksd.org