Lauren Smith Pastel, HS, 11 - Warwick School District

Warwick InformationBOARD OF DIRECTORSDr. Timothy Quinn, President…………………………… . . ..2013Todd Rucci, Vice-President……………………………… . . 2015Darryl L. Miller, Treasurer……………………………… . . . .2015David L. Zerbe, Secretary (Nonmember)Millard P. Eppig, Jr. ………………………………………2013Matthew Knouse……………………………………… . 2015Michael R. Landis…………………………… . .……… . . 2013Nelson Peters…………………………………………. .2015Scott Shaub……………………………………………2015Debra J. Wenger………………………………………. ...2013Abigail Barthe, Student Representative………………… . . . . . .2013Robert Frankhouser, SolicitorWARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONSuperintendent ……………………… . . . . . . Dr. April M. HersheyAssistant Superintendent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Robin FeltyAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. John KosydarBusiness Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. David L. ZerbeDirector of Elementary Education/Federal Programs . . Mrs. Melanie CalenderDirector 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 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Doreen PackerHigh School Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Troy PriceAssociate High School Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Mr. Scott GalenAssistant High School Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Zachary FletcherMiddle School Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Michael SmithAssistant Middle School Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ms. Penny MasonJohn Beck Elementary Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mrs. Lisa HimesJohn R. Bonfield Elementary Principal . . . . . . . . . . . .... Mrs. Stacie E. BardellKissel Hill Elementary Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Mrs. Melissa VulopasLititz Elementary Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ms. Jennifer Y. MurphyPOLICIES & PROCEDURESFOUR-DAY CYCLEAll ELEMENTARY schools will follow a four-day cycle for scheduling of classes.The four-day schedule identifies each day by letter, therefore, Day A, Day B, DayC, etc. rather than by the day of the week. Beginning with Day A on Wednesday,September 5, 2012, each consecutive day follows up to Day D and then the cyclestarts again. This four-day cycle is repeated throughout the entire year in anuninterrupted manner. Cycle days are never skipped and only counted whenschool is held.Elementary schools’ special area classes, such as Art, Music and PhysicalEducation, will be scheduled on a specific cycle day. An example may be that achild has Music class on “Day B” and “Day D.” Please note that some activities, dueto scheduling, will continue to be held on the same day of the week. One suchexample is the voluntary Released Time Religious Education program sponsoredby the Warwick Association of Churches for students in fourth and fifth grades.SIX-DAY CYCLEBoth the WARWICK MIDDLE SCHOOL AND THE WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL willfollow a six-day cycle for scheduling of classes. The six-day schedule identifieseach day by number, therefore, Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, etc. rather than by the dayof the week. Beginning with Day 1 on Wednesday, September 5, 2012, eachconsecutive day follows up to Day 6 and then the cycle starts again. This six-daycycle is repeated throughout the entire year in an uninterrupted manner. Cycledays are never skipped and only counted when school is held.These cycle days assure continuity of programming in special area subjects sinceno day is ever lost or skipped due to school closures for holidays and inclementweather; increased uninterrupted direct instructional time for core subject areas;and more effective utilization of staff.COMPLAINT RESOLUTION PROCESSFrom time to time concerns and/or complaints arise that require a process forreconciliation. In these instances, the individual with the complaint shouldseek a remedy with the party most 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 event the problem stillremains unsettled, contact should be made with either the Superintendentor the Assistant Superintendent. Concerns that are not reconciled at this levelshould be directed to the Board of School Directors for their consideration.CORPORAL PUNISHMENTCorporal punishment, including striking or paddling, will not be administered.However, reasonable force or physical restraint may be used by professional staffmembers if such action is required to respond to one or more of the followingcircumstances: (a) to quiet a disturbance; (b) to obtain possession of weapons orother dangerous objects; and (c) for the protection of other persons or property.BREAKFAST / LUNCH PRICESBREAKFAST:Elementary..............................$1.35MS/HS.....................................$1.35Reduced Breakfast....................$.00Milk...........................................$.50Adult Breakfast.......................$2.15Students will not be permittedto make lunch loans for the2012/2013 school year.LUNCH:Elementary..............................$2.10MS/HS.....................................$2.35Salad & Wraps.........................$3.00Reduced Lunch..........................$.40Adult Lunch.............................$3.75Milk...........................................$.50Free and ReduceD Lunch informationFree and reduced priced lunches are available for families who meet incomerequirements, are receiving benefits from Supplemental Nutrition AssistanceProgram, or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. Students who arecurrently designated as Homeless and those in foster care also qualify for freelunches. Applications can be obtained either at your child’s school or on theWarwick School District website on the Food and Nutrition page. If you have anyquestions or need help, call (717) 626-3701, ext. 3722.

August 2012S M T W T F S1 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 31October 2012S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31SeptemberKarl BachPencilHS, 10Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAYNOTE: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 6.12 3 4 5 6 7 8• LABOR DAY• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• FIRST STUDENT DAY• Kindergarten Conferences• Kindergarten Conferences• JB Instrument DemonstrationAssembly, 9:15 AM• KH Instrument DemonstrationAssembly, 1:15 PM• FIRST DAY FOR KINDERGARTEN• LE Boo-Hoo Yahoo Parent Tea, 10 AM& Noon• JRB Instrument DemonstrationAssembly, 9:15 AM• LE Instrument DemonstrationAssembly, 1:15 PM• JRB “Cool Tool” Assembly, 1:45 PM

9101112131415• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• JB PTO Mtg., 7 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS, 7:30 PM• JRB Back to School Night, 6:30 PM• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• KH Back to School Night, 6:30 PM• HS Picture Day• HS Marching Band Competition @Hempfield HS16171819202122• ROSH HASHANAH,BEGINS AT SUNSET• ROSH HASHANAH(SEPT. 17-18)• JRB Fundraiser (Sept. 17-Oct. 2)• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM,Gen. 7:30 PM• LE Back to School Night, 6:30 PM• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• HS Class Ring Assembly, Grade 10,2 PM• JB Back to School Night, 6:30 PM• FIRST DAY OF AUTUMN• HS Marching Band Competition @MTHS2324252627282930• SUKKOT BEGINS AT SUNSET• YOM KIPPUR , BEGINS AT SUNSET• KH PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• HS Back to School Night, 6:30 PM• 1st Time Band/String InstrumentParents’ Mtg. at JRB, 7 PM• YOM KIPPUR• MS Magazine Sale Kick-Off Assembly• MS Back to School Night, 6:30 PM• HS Parent Meeting, Class Rings,6:30 PM• Aluminum Can Collection Day• HS Class Ring Orders, Cafeteria Lobby,10:45 AM - 12:15 PM• KH Spirit Day• JRB Spirit Day• LLMEA County Chorus Auditions @ JPMcCaskey HS• HS Marching Band Competition @Lancaster Catholic HS

14151617181920• HS Senior Class Mtg. - Gown Orders,2 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM,Gen. 7:30 PM• JRB PTO Meeting, 6 PM• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• HomecomingNATIONAL SCHOOL•LUNCH(OCT.WEEK11 (Oct. 15-19)21222324252627• LE Spirit Week Begins• KH Race for Education• Bus. Ed. Honors Induction, 6:30 PM• Aluminum Can Collection Day• JRB Spirit Day• KH Book Fair, 5-8 PM• KH Fall Fest, 6-8 PM• PMEA District 7 Chorus Auditions @Central York• Marching Band Competition @ MCHSPSSA GRADE 12 RETEST IN MATH, READING, SCIENCE, AND WRITING (Oct. 22-Nov. 2)NATIONAL SCHOOL • LUNCH (OCT. WEEK 1 2 (Oct. 21-26)2829• Lititz Halloween Parade forMarching Band, 7 PM3031• HALLOWEENIMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict 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.....................626-3702INCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay or closeschool for inclement weatherwill be reported on the WarwickSchool District website(www.warwicksd.org) and localradio and television stationson or before 7:00 AM. Parentsare encouraged to refer to theschool information section of thiscalendar for more information.PSSA GRADE 12 RETEST IN MATH, READING, SCIENCE, AND WRITING (Oct. 22-Nov. 2)

October 2012 December 2012S M T W T F SS M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 617 8 9 10 11 12 132 3 4 5 6 7 814 15 16 17 18 19 209 10 11 12 13 14 1521 22 23 24 25 26 2716 17 18 19 20 21 2228 29 30 3123 24 25 26 27 28 29NovemberDavid BachPencilJB, 4Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAYIMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict 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.....................626-3702INCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay or closeschool for inclement weatherwill be reported on the WarwickSchool District website(www.warwicksd.org) and localradio and television stationson or before 7:00 AM. Parentsare encouraged to refer to theschool information section of thiscalendar for more information.1• JRB All Pro Dad Breakfast, 7 AM2• HS Fall Play, WHS PAC, 7:30 PMPSSA GRADE 12 RETEST IN MATH, READING, SCIENCE, AND WRITING3• HS Fall Play, WHS PAC, 7:30 PM• LLMEA County Orchestra StringAuditions @ MTHS• Marching Band Competition @ RedLion HS• PMEA District 7 Chorus Auditions @Central York (bad weather date)4 5 6 78910• STANDARD TIME BEGINS• HS Fall Play, WHS PAC, 2 PM• JB Spirit Wear Sale Begins• JB PTO Mtg., 7 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS, 7:30 PM• ELECTION DAY• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• END OF FIRST MARKING PERIOD• JRB Bingo, 6:30 PM• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• KH PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• VETERANS’ DAY• JB Veterans’ Day Breakfast, 7 AM• LE Veterans’ Day Celebration• JRB Veterans’ Day Celebration• KH Veterans’ Day Celebration, 1:30 PM• PMEA District 7 Youth Honor Band @Camp Hill HS• PMEA District 7 Youth Honor Band @Camp Hill HS• Marching Band Championships,Hershey Stadium

11121314151617• Marching Band Championships,Hershey Stadium• NHS Blood Drive, 8 AM• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM,Gen. 7:30 PM• Marching Band Banquet• Elem. Report Cards Distributed• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• MS School Pictures Retakes and GroupPictures• LE Artist-in-Residence Family Night,6:30 PM• MS Parent Conferences, 6 PM• JRB Fundraiser Pickup, 4-7 PM• Combined String Orchestras Concert,Palmyra HS, 7 PM18192021222324• KH Holiday Door Decorating, 5 PM• LE Holiday Decorations• NO SCHOOL• ACT 80 DAY• Elementary Parent TeacherConferences• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• NO SCHOOL• IN-SERVICE DAY• Elementary Parent TeacherConferences• NO SCHOOL• THANKSGIVING DAY• NO SCHOOL• HOLIDAY2526272829 30• HS Jazz Band First Rehearsal,3:15-4:15 PM• Elem. School Picture Retake Day• HS Concert Choir Rehearsal, WHSPAC, 6:30-9 PM• Aluminum Can Collection Day• JRB Spirit Day• Hometown Christmas, Lititz SpringsPark, 6:30 PM

November 2012 January 2013S M T W T F SS M T W T F S1 2 31 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 106 7 8 9 10 11 1211 12 13 14 15 16 1713 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 2420 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 3027 28 29 30 31DecemberGrace LongTempra/Oil/ PastelJB, 3Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAYIMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict 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.....................626-3702INCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay or closeschool for inclement weatherwill be reported on the WarwickSchool District website(www.warwicksd.org) and localradio and television stationson or before 7:00 AM. Parentsare encouraged to refer to theschool information section of thiscalendar for more information.1• PMEA District 7 Band/OrchestraAuds. @ Dallastown HS2 3 4 5 6 78• JB Holiday Shop Begins• JB PTO Mtg., 7 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS, 7:30 PM• MS Chorus & Orch. Dress Rehearsal,7:30 AM• School Board Organization Mtg., 7 PM• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• HS/MS KMO Competition, 8:30 AM• LE Holiday Breakfast, 7 AM• JRB All Pro Dad Breakfast, 7 AM• HS Concert Choir Rehearsal, WHS PAC,6:30-9 PM• MS Chorus & Orch. Holiday Concert,7 PM• LE Holiday Breakfast, 7 AM• KH Holiday Caroling, 2:45 PM• JRB Snowman Express, 4:30 - 8:30 PM• HANUKKAH, BEGINS AT SUNSET• PMEA District 7 Band/Orchestra Auds.@ Dallastown HS (snow date)• HS Choirs & Orchestra Holiday Concert,WHS PAC, 7:30 PM

9101112131415• HANUKKAH (DEC. 9-16)• HS Choirs & Orchestra Holiday Concert,WHS PAC, 3 PM• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• JB Choral Concert, 7 PM• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• LE Spelling Bee• MS Fall Play, WMS Aud., 7 PM• Production Companies, Kitchen KettleVillage, 11 AM-1 PM• MS Fall Play, WMS Aud., 2 PM16171819202122• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• LE Holiday Sing-a-Long, 8:30 AM• JRB Spirit Day• FIRST DAY OF WINTER23242526272829• CHRISTMAS EVE• NO SCHOOL30 31• NEW YEAR’S EVE• NO SCHOOL• CHRISTMAS DAY• NO SCHOOL• NO SCHOOL • NO SCHOOL • NO SCHOOL

December 2012S M T W T F S12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15February 2013S M T W T F S1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 2816 17 18 19 20 21 2225 26 27 28 29JanuaryTate CargasTempraLE, 423 3024 31• NEW YEAR’S DAYSunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY12345• NO SCHOOL• JRB All Pro Dad Breakfast• JRB PTO Meeting, 12:00 Noon• MS/HS Band Final Concert Rehearsal,WHS PAC, 3:15 PM• LLMEA County Chorus Festival, Mt.Calvary Christian School @ E-TownCollege6 789101112• HS/MS Winter Band Concert, WHSPAC, 3 PM• KH PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• JB PTO Mtg., 7 PM• KH Spirit Week• Band Parents Mtg., HS, 7:30 PM• HS/MS Winter Band Concert, WHSPAC, 7 PM (snow date)• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• KH Spirit Week Basketball Game• PMEA District 7 Orchestra Festival @Central York• PMEA District 7 Orchestra Festival @Central York HS

13141516171819• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM,Gen. 7:30 PM• Kindergarten EXPO, WHS PAC,6-8:30 PM• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• District Spelling Bee, 1 PM• Kindergarten EXPO, WHS PAC,6-8:30 PM (snow date)• KH Winter Concert, Aud., 7 PM• PMEA District 7 Jazz Band Auditions@ Central York HS• LLMEA County Band North Festival @Ephrata HS• PMEA District 7 Jazz Band Auditions@ Central York HS20212223242526• NO SCHOOL• MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY• District Spelling Bee Make Up Day,1 PM• Kindergarten EXPO, WHS PAC,6-8:30 PM• Kindergarten EXPO, WHS PAC,6-8:30 PM (snow date)• HS Course Selection,WHS PAC,6:30 PM• END OF SECOND MARKING PERIOD• Aluminum Can Collection Day• JRB Spirit Day• LE Talent Show, 6 PM• LLMEA District 7 Band Festival @ TBA• LE Rollerskating Party, 4 PM• LLMEA District 7 Band Festival @ TBA2728• FLOATING IN-SERVICE DAY*• NO SCHOOL29• JB Spirit Week Begins• JRB Talent Show, 7 PM30 31 IMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict 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.....................626-3702*The floating inserviceday is a day between thefirst and second semesterthat allows staff to makenecessary adjustmentsbetween semesters. Thisdate moves when days aremissed in order to makethe days in each semestereven. This day is part ofthe collective bargainingagreement.

January 2013S M T W T F S1 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 31March 2013S M T W T F S1 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 30FebruaryCate OlsonMixed MediaJB, 1Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAYIMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict 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.....................626-3702INCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay or closeschool for inclement weatherwill be reported on the WarwickSchool District website(www.warwicksd.org) and localradio and television stationson or before 7:00 AM. Parentsare encouraged to refer to theschool information section of thiscalendar for more information.1• Elem. Report Cards Distributed• JB Yearbook Sales Begin• JB Spirit Week Basketball Game2• GROUNDHOG DAY• LLMEA County Orchestra Festival @Warwick HS3 4 5 6 789• JB PTO Mtg., 7 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS, 7:30 PM• KH PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• JRB Fifth & Sixth Grade ChorusConcert, 7 PM• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• JRB All Pro Dad Breakfast, 7 AM• KH Talent Show, 5:30 PM• PMEA District 7 Chorus Festival @Cumberland Valley HS• PMEA District 7 Chorus Festival @Cumberland Valley HS

10111213141516• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM,Gen. 7:30 PM• ASH WEDNESDAY• VALENTINE’S DAY• HS NHS Blood Drive, 8 AM• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• NO SCHOOL• IN-SERVICE DAY17181920212223• NO SCHOOL• PRESIDENTS’ DAY• HS TSA Teams• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• LE Book Fair Week Begins• LE Family Fun Night, 6:30 PM• PMEA Region IV-V Orchestra Festival@ TBA• Aluminum Can Collection Day• JRB Spirit Day• PMEA Region IV-V Orchestra Festival@ TBA• PMEA Region IV-V Orchestra Festival@ TBA2425262728• KH Book Fair, 5-8 PM/ReadingCelebration, 6-8 PM• KH Book Fair, 5-7 PM/Family FunNight, 6-8 PM• KH Book Fair, 5-7 PM• HS Jazz Band Rehearsal, 3:15-4:15 PM• KH Book Fair, 9 AM - 2 PM

February 2013S M T W T F S1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28April 2013S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30MarchAmber HouserTempraKH, 3Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAYIMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict 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.....................626-3702INCLEMENTWEATHERPROCEDUREThe decision to delay or closeschool for inclement weatherwill be reported on the WarwickSchool District website(www.warwicksd.org) and localradio and television stationson or before 7:00 AM. Parentsare encouraged to refer to theschool information section of thiscalendar for more information.1• CV Jazz Festival, CVHS2• JB Skating Party at Overlook3 4 5 6 789• JB PTO Mtg., 7 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS, 7:30 PM• KH Kindergarten Registration, DO,7:30 AM -1 PM & 4-7:30 PM• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• LE Choral & Orff Concert, 6:30 PM• HS Science Fair Judging, 8 AM• HS Science Fair Open House, 6 PM• JRB All Pro Dad Breakfast• LE Kindergarten Registration, DO,7:30 AM -1 PM & 4-7:30 PM• HS Science Fair Awards Program, 2 PM• PMEA Region V Band Festival @Bangor HS• NO SCHOOL• SNOW MAKE-UP DAY• IN-SERVICE DAY• PMEA Region V Band Festival @Bangor HS• PMEA Region V Band Festival @Bangor HS

10111213141516• DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS• JRB Kindergarten Registration, DO,7:30 AM -1 PM & 4-7:30 PM• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• LE Art Goes to School Week Begins• JRB PTO Meeting, 6 PM• JB Kindergarten Registration, DO,7:30 AM -1 PM & 4-7:30 PM• HS Musical Preview Assemblies/Rehearsals, WHS PAC, 10 AM-6 PMPSSA WRITING, GRADES 5,8,11 (March 11-15)• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• PMEA District 7 Jazz Festival @ TBA• HS Spring Musical, WHS PAC, 7:30 PM• PMEA District 7 Jazz Festival @ TBA• HS Spring Musical, WHS PAC, 7:30 PM• PMEA District 7 Jazz Festival @ TBA17181920212223• ST. PATRICK’S DAY• HS Spring Musical, WHS PAC, 2 PM• JRB Preschool Story Hour, 1 PM• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• FIRST DAY OF SPRING• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• PMEA Region V Chorus Festival @Hamburg HS• Aluminum Can Collection Day• JRB Spirit Day• MEA Region V Chorus Festival @Hamburg HS• PMEA Region V Chorus Festival @Hamburg HSPSSA WRITING, GRADES 5, 8, 11 MAKE-UPS (March 18-22)24252627282930• PALM SUNDAY31• EASTER• PASSOVER, BEGINS AT SUNSET• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM,Gen. 7:30 PM• PASSOVER• LE Title 1 Parent Night, 6:30 PM• JB Fine Arts Day• JRB Fine Arts Day• NO SCHOOL• GOOD FRIDAY• Community Good Friday Performance,12:15 PM

March 2013S M T W T F S1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 1 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2325 26 27 28 29 30AprilMay 2013S M T W T F S1 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 31Joyce ConradInkHS, 10Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY123456• NO SCHOOL• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM24 31 • LE Race for Education (raindate)• LE Race for Education• MS Spring Pictures• JRB All Pro Dad Breakfast, 7 AM• KH Preschool Musical Presentation,9 AM• JB Musical, 7 PM• KH Musical, 9 AM & 7 PM78910111213• END OF THIRD MARKING PERIOD• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• JB PTO Mtg., 7 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS, 7:30 PM• KH PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• LLMEA MS Band Fest, MTHS• LLMEA MS Band Fest, MTHS• HS Jazz Band/Moonlighters Concert,WHS PAC, 7:30 PM• PMEA District 7 Elem. Song Fest @Gettysburg SD• PMEA District 7 Youth String Fest @Palmyra SDPSSA READING & MATH, GRADES 3-8, 11 AND PSSA–MODIFIED READING & MATH, GRADES 4-8, 11 (April 8-19)

14151617181920• Elem. Report Cards Distributed• JRB Turn Off TV Week (Apr. 14-20)• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM,Gen. 7:30 PM• JRB Book Fair• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• PMEA All-State Festival, Erie• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• MS KMO Competition, 8:30 AM• JRB Book Fair• PMEA All-State Festival, Erie• JRB Book Fair• HS/MS Orchestra Rehearsal, WHSPAC, 7 AM• JB Talent Show Rehearsal, 6:30 PM• PMEA All-State Festival, Erie• HS/MS Orchestra Final Rehearsal,WHS PAC, 9:30 AM-12 Noon• PMEA All-State Festival, EriePSSA READING & MATH, GRADES 3-8, 11 AND PSSA–MODIFIED READING & MATH, GRADES 4-8, 11 (April 8-19)21222324252627• HS/MS Orchestra Concert, WHS PAC,3 PM28• EARTH DAY• LE Staff Appreciation Week Begins• JRB Preschool Story Hour, 1 PM29• JB Staff Appreciation Week• Pre-Kindergarten Assessments, byappointment made at registraton, KH• NHS Induction Ceremony, 7 PM• LLMEA Honors Banquet, Eden Resort,6:30 PMPSSA MATH, READING, SCIENCE , GRADES 8, 11 MAKE-UPS (Apr. 29-May 3)• KH Spring Open House, 6:30 PM• JRB 5th & 6th Gr. Musical & DinnerTheater, 7 PM• LE Spring Musical, 7 PMPSSA SCIENCE, GRADES 4,8, 11 AND PSSA–MODIFIED SCIENCE, GRADES 8, 11 (Apr. 22-26)• Aluminum Can Collection Day• JRB Spirit Day• JB Talent Show• LE Staff Appreciation Luncheon• LE Career Day• LE Spring Musical, 7 PM• Senior Prom, Lancaster ConventionCenter30 IMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict Office.................626-3734High School...................626-3700HS Counseling...............626-3700Middle School...............626-3701MS Counseling..............626-3701John Beck Elem.............626-3704John Bonfield Elem.......626-3705• Pre-Kindergarten Assessments, byappointment made at registraton, KHKissel Hill Elem..............626-3703Lititz Elem.....................626-3702

12131415161718• MOTHER’S DAY• HS Spring Choral Concert,WHS PAC,3 PM• KH Track & Field Day (raindate)• JRB Bike Rodeo (raindate)• MS Assembly - My Heart on a Suitcase,8:20 & 9:50 AM• Elem. Orchestra FINAL Rehearsal, WMSAud., 2-4:30 PM• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• LE PTO Mtg., 6:30 PM• JB Bike Rodeo• LE Track & Field Day• Elem. Orchestra Concert, WMS Aud.,7 PM• JB Bike Rodeo (raindate)• LE Track & Field Day (raindate)• LE All Pro Dads Breakfast, 7 AM• JB Track & Field Day• LE Spring Open House, 6:30 PM• JRB Carnival• JB Track & Field Day (raindate)KEYSTONE EXAMS, ALGEBRA 1, BIOLOGY, LITERATURE (MAY 13-24)19202122232425• JRB Track & Field Day• JRB Preschool Story Hour, 1 PM• Warwick Scholar’s Night, WMS, 7 PM• JRB Track & Field Day (raindate)• MS Honors Tea, WHS, 7 PM• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• Final Elementary Band Rehearsal,WHS PAC, 2-4:30 PM• Band Parents Mtg., HS LGI, 7:30 PM• HS NHS Blood Drive, 8 AM• JB Carnival• Elementary Band Concert, WHS PAC,7 PM• JB Carnival (raindate)• Aluminum Can Collection DayKEYSTONE EXAMS, ALGEBRA 1, BIOLOGY, LITERATURE (MAY 13-24)262728293031• SHAVUOT, BEGINS AT SUNSET• NO SCHOOL• MEMORIAL DAY• SHAVUOT (MAY 27-28)• Warbler’s Banquet, Eden Resort,6:30 PM• CTC Awards Program, 7 PM• MS Band FINAL Rehearsal, WHS PAC,3:15 - 4:30 PM• District Track & Field Day• Senior Awards Night, WHS PAC,6:30 PM• JRB Spirit Day• District Track & Field Day(raindate)• MS Spring Musical, 7 PM

May 2013S M T W T F S1 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 31JuneJuly 2013S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31Joshua BenjaminInkHS, 9Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAYIMPORTANTPHONE NUMBERSDistrict 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.....................626-37021• MS Spring Musical, 2 PM2 3 4 5 6 78• HS/MS Band Concert, WHS PAC, 3 PM• HS Senior Athlete Dessert Social, 7 PM• Warblers Mtg., HS, Exec. 7 PM• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM• TENTATIVE LAST DAY FORKINDERGARTENERS

9101112131415• TENTATIVE LAST STUDENT DAY• EARLY DISMISSAL(10:00 SEC./10:45 ELEM.)• Elem. Report Cards Distributed• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PM• TENTATIVE LAST TEACHER DAY• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM• FLAG DAY16171819202122• FATHER’S DAY• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• FIRST DAY OF SUMMER2324252627282930Summer Pre-K Readiness Program, JRB (June 24 - Aug. 6)

June 2013S M T W T F S12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2224 25 26 27 28 29JulyAugust 2013S M T W T F S1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31Wah Wah PawMixed MediaLE, 623 30• INDEPENDENCE DAYSunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY1 2 3 4 5 6• Committee of the Whole, 7 PM7 8 9 10 11 12 13• Building & PropertyCommittee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PMSummer Pre-K Readiness Program, JRB (June 24 - Aug. 6)Summer Pre-K Readiness Program, JRB (June 24 - Aug. 6)14 15 16 17 18 19 20• School Board Mtg., 7 PMSummer Pre-K Readiness Program, JRB (June 24 - Aug. 6)Summer Academy • (OCT. (July 1 15-Aug. 8)21 22 23 24 25 26 27Summer Pre-K Readiness Program, JRB (June 24 - Aug. 6)Summer Academy • (OCT. (July 1 15-Aug. 8)28 29 30 31• Student ActivitiesCommittee, 6 PM• Finance & LegalCommittee, 6 PMSummer Pre-K Readiness Program, JRB (June 24 - Aug. 6)Summer Academy • (OCT. (July 1 15-Aug. 8)

July 2013S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31September 2013S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30AugustZavier CosmeTempra/Colored PencilJRB, 4Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 10• Student Activities Committee, 6 PM• Committee of the Whole,• Finance & Legal Committee, 6 PM7 PMWarwick Summer Music Camp at JRB, 8 AM-12 Noon (Aug. 5-8) Concert Aug.8 at 7 PMSummer Pre-K Readiness Program, JRB (June 24 - Aug. 6)Summer Academy (July 15-Aug. 8)11 12 13 14 15 16 17• Building & Property Committee, 6 PM• Education Committee, 6 PMSummer Pre-K Readiness ProgramSummer • (OCT. Academy 118 19 20 21 22 23 24• MS 7th Grade & New StudentOrientation, 6:30 PM• School Board Mtg., 7 PM• HS New Student Orientation, 6:30 PM25 26 27 28 29 3031

Policies and ProceduresIMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTSThe Pennsylvania School Immunization Law requires the followingimmunizations for all students entering school for the first time:• 4 doses of diphtheria and tetanus vaccine, with 1 dose administered on orafter the fourth birthday• 3 doses of polio vaccine• 2 doses of measles (rubeola) vaccine, preferably given as an MMR, withthe first dose administered at 12 months of age or older and the seconddose administered at least 30 days after the first dose.• 2 doses of mumps vaccine, preferably given as MMR, administered at 12months of age or older and the second dose administered at least 30 daysafter the first dose• 1 dose of German measles (rubella) vaccine, preferably given as MMR,administered at 12 months of age or older• 3 properly spaced doses of hepatitis B vaccine, with a minimum of 28days between the first and second doses, and the third dose separated byat least 4 months after the first dose and at least two months after thesecond dose. The third dose must be given after 6 months of age.• 2 dose(s) of varicella (chickenpox) vaccine Or a written statement fromthe parent, guardian, or health care provider noting the age of the childwhen he/she had the chicken pox disease.Note: Children entering the seventh grade need the following additionalvaccines:• 1 dose of tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis (Tdap) vaccine if fiveyears has elapsed since the last tetanus immunization.• 1 dose of meningococcal conjugate vaccine.Proof of immunization is required before a student may enter school for thefirst time or transfer from another school. Students will be excluded fromschool if immunizations are not completed by the date established by thePennsylvania Department of Health. Proof of immunization means a writtenrecord showing the dates (month, day, year) the student was immunized.Parents are also encouraged to provide to the school nurse, the dates of allimmunization boosters that the student receives during his/her school years.The only exemptions to the school laws for immunization are medical reasonsdocumented by your medical doctor and religious beliefs. If you have anyquestions, please contact your school nurse.MEDICATION POLICYAll medication must be kept in the health room. Students may not carrymedicine of any kind or keep the medicine in their lockers or desks. Exceptions tothis policy may be granted providing that the parent obtains a written requestfrom the student’s physician and approval from the principal. Students withasthma may carry their inhalers with them if deemed sufficiently responsibleby the physician, parent/guardian, school nurse and building principal. Pupilsrequiring such medication shall obtain and submit a completed asthma inhalerself-administration authorization form to the school nurse.• Parents are responsible to provide for the safe delivery and return ofstudents’ medications.• The responsibility to take the medication at the proper time lies with thestudent.• All medications must be sent in the original containers with proper andlegible labels affixed. Medications sent in baggies, plastic containers,etc., will not be administered.• All prescription medications require both written parental consent andwritten physician authorization. All medications must be sent in aproperly labeled container. Consent is required each school year, and alsoeach time a change in medication type, dosage, or time of administrationoccurs throughout the school year.• Parents may grant permission for over-the-counter medication as perWarwick’s Standing Orders (Aspirin, Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Children’sMylanta/Calcium Carbonate) by providing annual written consent. Allother over-the-counter medications require both written parentalconsent and physician authorization.• Students should bring no more than a one-week supply of medicationto the health room. When sending in medication to the school, parentsshould indicate the quantity.• Medication must be given directly to the health room staff upon arrivalto school.• If a medicine is to be taken “only when needed,” as in the case of amigraine headache, stomach upset, etc., a small amount may be kept inthe health room with the written physician’s authorization and writtenparental consent.• Please feel free to contact the nurse with any questions regardingthe above guidelines or for a copy of Board Policy 6130 – Administrationof Medication.Bullying/Cyberbullying – Policy no. 249The Warwick Board of School Directors is committed to providing a safe, positivelearning environment for district students. The Board recognizes that bullying/cyberbullying creates an atmosphere of fear and intimidation, detracts from thesafe environment necessary for student learning, and may lead to more seriousviolence. Therefore, the Board prohibits all forms of bullying/cyberbulling bydistrict students.Bullying means an intentional electronic, written, verbal or physical act or seriesof acts directed at another student or students, which occurs in a school settingand/or outside a school setting, that is severe, persistent or pervasive and hasthe effect of doing any of the following:• Substantial interference with a student’s education• Creation of a threatening environment• Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the schoolSchool setting means in the schools, on school grounds, in school vehicles, at adesignated bus stop or at any activity sponsored, supervised, or sanctioned bythe school.Each student is responsible to respect the rights of others and to ensure anatmosphere free from bullying. A student who violates this policy shall besubject to appropriate disciplinary action consistent with the Code of StudentConduct/Student Handbook, which may include but is not limited to thefollowing:• Counseling within the school• Parental conference• Loss of school privileges• Transfer to another classroom or bus• Exclusion from school-sponsored activities• Detention• Suspension• Expulsion• Counseling/therapy outside of school• Referral to law enforcement officialsAll forms of bullying are unacceptable. Any student who believes he/she hasbeen subjected to bullying/cyberbullying should promptly report such bullyingto a staff member.

Policies and ProceduresHARASSMENT POLICYThe Warwick School Board strives to provide for its students and employees aneducational environment that is free from discrimination and harassment. Itshall be the policy of the school district, therefore, to maintain an environmentin which harassment in any form is not tolerated.Harassment includes, but is not limited to, verbal and physical conduct thatsubstantially interferes or disrupts another’s work performance, the work ofthe school or the rights of others and their ability to work and/or receive aneducation.Harassment includes, but is not limited to, repeated slurs, jokes, offensive orderogatory comments or phrases, or other verbal, graphic, physical conduct oractions characterizing a given racial or ethnic group or relating to an individual’srace, color, religion, ancestry, sex, national origin, age, handicap/disability,or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law, includingcriminal harassment ad stalking as defined by the Pennsylvania Criminal Code.Sexual harassment includes, but is not limited to, unwelcome sexual advances,requests for sexual favors and other inappropriate verbal or physical conduct ofa sexual nature.Harassment of any student or employee by another person is prohibited. Anyperson who believes he/she has been subjected to harassment should promptlyreport, orally or in writing, such harassment to a staff member or his/herimmediate supervisor or the director of human resources.ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES FOR USE OF VIDEOMONITORS ON SCHOOL BUSESPURPOSEThe use of video cameras on school buses is aimed at preventing disciplineproblems from occurring while not serving as a threat to normally acceptablestudent behavior. Video cameras will add a dimension of verification of studentbehavior that will not further detract driver attention.Video monitoring will not replace the responsibility of the driver to control thestudents riding his/her bus. All bus discipline policies and procedures remainin effect, and the driver must continue to monitor the behavior of riders as hasbeen expected in the past.PROCEDURES FOR USE OF CAMERASCameras will be assigned to buses on a random basis by the AssistantSuperintendent, Transportation Coordinator, and the contractor. Principals maysuggest assignments to the Transportation Office as they become aware ofproblems on certain buses.Tapes recorded by the camera will not be used on a routine basis as a means ofspotting discipline problems. Tapes will be used for verification only if a driverneeds assistance in sorting out the necessary facts. Building principals may userecorded tapes to determine the appropriateness of student behavior.Tapes will be reviewed only by appropriate school personnel. Parents will not begiven the opportunity to review tapes unless their child is involved in a violationand is receiving disciplinary action 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 tapes with students, especiallyavoiding any conversation regarding the presence of a camera on the bus.Students shall be informed that there is a possibility their bus will be monitoredon a random basis. The audio recording shall not be used as a basis fordisciplining students.Tapes will be erased one week after the original taping or until a pendingdisciplinary situation requiring use of said tape is completed.No tape shall be used for any purpose other than those stated above.INTERNET SAFETY AND NETWORK ACCEPTABLE USEPOLICYThe Acceptable Use Policy has been developed to establish guidelines for allstudents and staff on the use of network resources in the district, includingInternet access. With the Internet comes the availability of material that maynot be considered appropriate in a school setting. The School District cannotregulate and monitor all the information received or sent by persons who usethe Internet; and the School District cannot ensure that students who use theInternet will be prevented from accessing inappropriate materials or sending orreceiving objectionable communications. The School District believes, however,that the availability and value of the Internet far outweigh the possibility thatusers may procure inappropriate or offensive material.Internet access and network resources are available to teachers, administrators,and students in the Warwick School District solely for educational andinstructional purposes and other purposes consistent with the educationalmission of the School District. The School District employs the use of an Internetfilter as a technology protection. The filter may not be disabled for any reason.All Internet activities that students engage in at school must be in support ofcurriculum objectives.EXAMPLES OF INAPPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY USE FOLLOW:• Use for inappropriate or illegal purposes, bullying or cyber-bullying,commercial or for-profit purposes, or for lobbying and political purposes.• Use to access, view, or obtain material that is obscene or pornographic,including child pornography, or harmful to minors.• Use to transmit material likely to be offensive, including harassing ordiscriminatory remarks, or sexually-oriented material.• Illegal installation, distribution, reproduction, or use of copyrightedsoftware, including the loading or use of unauthorized games, programs,files, music, or other electronic media.• Use that involves any copyright violation or for copying, downloading ordistributing copyrighted material without the owner’s permission, unlesspermitted in accordance with the Fair Use Guidelines.• Use to obtain, copy or modify files, passwords, data, or informationbelonging to other users, or to misrepresent other users on the network.• Any attempt to circumvent or disable the filter or any other securitymeasure.In addition, student users shall not use the system to disclose, use, ordisseminate any personal identification information of themselves or otherstudents, or engage in or access chat rooms or instant messaging without thepermission and direct supervision of a teacher or administrator.Students and parents should review the Acceptable Use Policy in its entirety at:http://www.warwicksd.org/aup.htm.

Policies and ProceduresWITHDRAWAL FROM SCHOOL• Parents of elementary school children should notify the office of any plansto move out of the district. A withdrawal form needs to be completed.• A secondary school student planning to move or transfer shall completea withdrawal form from the guidance office. This form must be signedby each subject teacher, and all books must be returned to the properteacher. All library fines and other bills must be paid before a student willbe cleared to withdraw. Health records and transcripts will be sent to thenew school upon the request of that school.FAST NEWSA free online subscription to Fast News enables Warwick School District tosend critical school communications directly to your home/work computer inthe event of an emergency, a non-scheduled school closing, early dismissal orwhenever the district has a need to communicate quickly. By subscribing, thedistrict is able to notify you in minutes! Parents, be informed: sign up online byvisiting www.warwicksd.org and clicking on Fast News.MANDATED HEALTH SCREENINGSHeight & 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 YearlyNOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATIONThe Warwick School District will not discriminate in its educational programs,activities, or employment practices based on race, color, familial status,age, creed, religion, gender, sexual orientation, ancestry, national origin,handicap/disability, or any other characteristic protected by law. This policy isin accordance with federal and state laws including Title VI of the Civil RightsAct of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of theRehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americanswith Disabilities Act of 1990, and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act.The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding thenondiscrimination policies:Superintendent of SchoolsWarwick School District301 West Orange StreetLititz, PA 17543(717) 626-3734

Lauren WaltzOil PastelLE, 2Student ServicesStudent ServicesDIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICESMrs. Yvette Line-Koller........................................................................... 626-3734SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS....................................... 626-3734, ext. 3733Mrs. Sharon ConlinMrs. Diane BergnerMrs. Lori EarleMs. Titina BrownMs. Christina MooreLEARNING FACILITATORSMrs. Debra McDonaldMrs. Jennifer HartzlerJohn R. Bonfield Elementary.................................................................. 626-3705Mrs. Katherine ShoffMrs. Colleen HeckmanJohn Beck Elementary ........................................................................... 626-3704Mrs. Britnee MathinMr. Jamie CascarinoKissel Hill Elementary............................................................................. 626-3703Mrs. Andrea ShertzerMrs. Trista ToddLititz Elementary.................................................................................... 626-3702MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNSELORSMr. Brett Miller (A-K).............................................................................. 626-3701Mrs. Marguerite Kull (L-Z)...................................................................... 626-3701HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELORSMrs. Tiffany Miller (A-F).......................................................................... 626-3700Mrs. Jody Mateyak (G-K)........................................................................ 626-3700Mrs. Beth Midgett (L-R)......................................................................... 626-3700Mr. Daniel Potts (S-Z)............................................................................. 626-3700SPEECH & LANGUAGE STAFFMrs. Wendy Creamer (Kissel Hill Elementary & Middle School)Mrs. Cathy Gelatka (Special Programs)Mrs. Marjorie Huffman (John Beck Elementary & High School)Ms. Jennifer Sweet (John R. Bonfield Elementary & High School)Ms. Katelyn Ream (Lititz Elementary, Middle School)TEACHERS OF THE GIFTED & TALENTEDMrs. Elizabeth Smith (Elementary Schools)Mr. Michael A. Smith (Middle School & High School)Ms. Carolyn Hoy (High School)Mrs. Kathy Remaley (High School)HOME AND SCHOOL VISITORMrs. Susan Shinn-Thomas...................................................................... 626-3734SCHOOL NURSESMrs. Gerrie Elder, HS (Head Nurse)......................................................... 626-3700Mrs. Paula Dennes, MS........................................................................... 626-3701Mrs. Sue Ann Hummel, JB...................................................................... 626-3704Mrs. Yvonne Gingrich, JRB...................................................................... 626-3705Mrs. Nancy Weinhold, KH....................................................................... 626-3703Mrs. Jackie Drexel, LE............................................................................. 626-3702STUDENT SERVICESStudent Services consist of learning facilitators, school counselors, schoolpsychologists, school nurses, special education consultants, and a homeand school visitor who assist students during their educational experience.Each professional has a master’s degree and state certification in their areaof specialization. Learning facilitators coordinate all academic, social, andbehavioral health interventions for all students. School counselors provideconsultation, counseling, educational services related to academic achievement,career development, and child social/emotional development. Schoolpsychologist services are available for consultation and student evaluationrelated to behavioral and academic concerns. School nurses administer stateregulations related to student health, provide consultation to parents, students,and staff related to health issues and provide emergency care as needed duringthe school day. In addition, a home and school visitor serves as a liaison betweenparents, staff, and community agencies.At the secondary level, student assistance teams (SAP) consist of trained staffmembers who identify students whose behaviors create barriers to learning.They work with parents, staff, and community agencies to assist students inremoving those barriers. Referrals may be made through the school counselor,building principal, school nurse, home and school visitor, or other SAP teammembers.SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICESThe Warwick School District works diligently to provide an appropriate educationprogram to all children with disabilities in a least restrictive environment. Westrive to provide all students identified with special needs an IndividualizedEducation Plan (IEP) within their home school building or as close to the schooldistrict as possible, while meeting their unique special and academic needs.The school district provides a continuum of services designed to serve allstudents with IEPs. Building principals, school counselors, learning facilitators,and teachers (general and special) work closely with the Director of StudentServices and the school psychologist in the screening, referral, and evaluationprocess. When a student is determined to be eligible for “specially designed”instruction, an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or Gifted Individual EducationProgram (GIEP) is developed. The special education placement is determined bythe team.EVALUATIONThe evaluation process is a team evaluation designed to provide acomprehensive report describing a student’s educational strengths and needs.This team, that includes parents as essential members, determines whethera student meets a definition of exceptionality (described in state standardsand regulations) and needs “specially designed” instruction as described in anIndividualized Education Program (IEP), often delivered by a special educationteacher. This team is chaired by a certified school psychologist and/or thebuilding principal.CONTINUUM OF SERVICESWarwick School District provides a range of supports and programs for studentswith special needs. The least restrictive environment (LRE) concept is used as thefoundation for these supports and services. The mission associated with LRE iseducating all students in an environment that is close to the General educationclassroom as possible.

Below is a list of supports and services that are used to ensure an appropriateeducation for all students:• General education class with support strategies and intervention• Tiered instruction• Speech and Language Therapy• Hearing and Vision Therapy/consultation• Gifted Support programs• Learning Support programs• Emotional Support programs• Life Skills Support programs• Multiple Disabilities service• Autistic Support programs• Approved Private Schools• Residential PlacementIt should be noted that some more restrictive services are accessed through apartnership with IU13 and/or other agencies.Building Principals, Learning Facilitators, and School Psychologists are able toprovide details, supports, and services available to all Warwick School Districtschool-aged students. In addition, parents may contact the district’s Director ofStudent Services at 626-3734.LANCASTER-LEBANON INTERMEDIATE UNIT 13EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMThe Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 provides services for children whoare developmentally delayed between the ages of three years and school age.Programs are available in a number of settings throughout the two-county area.These services are available at no cost to parents. Programs are funded throughstate and federal monies. Some of the services available are classroom services,physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech and language therapy. If youhave a child who might be eligible for services, or if you know of a child whoneeds services, please call 717-606-1894. Early Intervention makes a differencein a child’s life!STUDENT RECORDS POLICYThe Warwick School District Board of School Directors has primary responsibilityfor the collection, maintenance, disclosure, and security of student records.Only records mandated by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the federalgovernment, or specifically permitted by the Warwick School Board may becompiled by the staff. No information shall be gathered from students withouteither representational consent of the School Board or informed individualconsent from the parents or eligible student. Student records are purged ofinformation that is not necessary to help a child or to protect others at transitionpoints between elementary, middle, and high school.The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) states that parents,eligible students, or their designated representatives (as authorized in writing)have the right to examine their child’s school records. The district requires allparents to submit such requests in writing. To review your child’s school records,please make an appointment with your child’s school counselor or the buildingprincipal. Access to such records shall be granted within 30 days after receivinga written request. Parents are responsible for providing the district withverification of any custody or court order related to access to records. In caseswhere a non-custodial parent has requested access to records, the district willverify the person’s identity and notify the custodial parent of the request. In theabsence of written parent notification regarding divorce, custody, or other courtorders, the school district will assume that the requesting parent has authorityto inspect and review the records. Conversely, if there is a court order restrictingparent access, the order will be honored by the district.Parents have the right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiableinformation contained in the student’s educational record, except to the extentthat FERPA and Pennsylvania State Regulations authorize disclosure withoutconsent. One exception that permits disclosure without consent is disclosure toschool officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a personemployed by the District as an administrator, supervisor, teacher, support staff(including health staff and law enforcement personnel), school board member,person or company which the District has contracted to perform a specifictask (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, therapist, liaisons fromcommunity agencies). A school official has a legitimate educational interest ifthe official needs to review an educational record in order to fulfill his or herprofessional responsibility. Upon request, the District discloses educationalrecords without consent to officials of another school district in which a studentseeks to enroll.Directory information may be disclosed for purposes beneficial to the student orthe school district only with the approval of the Superintendent or her designee.A parent or eligible student has the right to refuse disclosure of such informationby providing written notice to the building principal within twenty (20) schooldays of the first school day of each school year or for students new to the districtwithin 20 days of the their first day of attendance.Directory information includes: student’s name, address, telephone number,birthday, field of study, participation in officially recognized activities andsports, weight and height of athletic team members, attendance dates, degrees,awards, most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by thestudent and other similar information.The parent or eligible student who believes that information in that student’srecord is inaccurate, misleading or violates the privacy or other rights of thestudent may request in writing that the school official responsible for themaintenance of the records amend them according to the process outlinedin Warwick School District Records Policy. A copy of Warwick School DistrictRecords Policy may be obtained from the Office of the Superintendent, Directorof Student Services, or any Building Principal. Complaints related to compliancewith this policy may be made by contacting the Warwick School DistrictSuperintendent. If further appeal is necessary, the parent or eligible student maycontact the Family Policy Compliance Office, US Department of Education, 400Maryland Ave. S.W., Washington, D.C. 20202-4605.

ENROLLMENTEnrollment for students K-12 is held by appointment throughout the year atthe Warwick School District Office located at 301 West Orange Street, Lititz, PA17543. To schedule an appointment or to get information regarding enrollmentrequirements, contact Mrs. Jill Kramer at (717) 626-3734, ext. 3709, or email herat jkramer@warwicksd.org. Forms are available on the district web site.ASSESSMENTMrs. Yvette Line-Koller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626-37342012–2013 STANDARDIZED TESTING PROGRAMGRADE(S) ASSESSMENTS DATE12 PSSA Retest Oct. 22–Nov. 2, 2012(Reading, Math, Science & Writing)5, 8 & 11 PSSA (Writing) Mar. 11–15, 20133, 4, 5, 6, PSSA (Reading & Math) Apr. 8–19, 20137, 8 &114, 8, & 11 PSSA (Science Test) (tentative) Apr. 22–26, 2013Keystone Exams May 13–24, 2013(Algebra 1, Biology, Literature)VOLUNTEERS POLICYVolunteers constitute a welcomed and valued role within Warwick SchoolDistrict; the district is fortunate to have a large population of community andfamily members who donate their time to our students. While the district isthankful and appreciative for volunteers, student safety is paramount, thereforea Volunteers Policy for the Warwick School District was approved and authorizedby the Warwick Board of School Directors on May 19, 2009.If you volunteer in Warwick schools, please note that several changes have beenmade to the district’s previous practices. These changes went into effect at thestart of the 2009-2010 school year.Monitored Volunteers – individuals who voluntarily work under directsupervision of a teacher or administrator and have no unsupervised contact withstudents, now must be approved by the building principal.Independent Volunteers and Activity Sponsors – individuals who workunder the general direction and supervision of a teacher or administrator andvoluntarily provide direct services to students and may have unsupervisedcontact with them, you are now required to provide a valid: Child AbuseHistory Clearance, PA State Criminal Record Check, and a FBI Federal CriminalHistory Check. The cost to procure the criminal history and child abuse reports/clearances shall be the responsibility of the volunteer unless a financial hardshipis established. Independent Volunteers will also need to be approved by theBoard.Volunteer Coaches – if you voluntarily provide services to the school district,without compensation, and work under the general direction and supervisionof a coach employed by the district; and directly supervise or instruct studentsengaged in an activity and may be reasonably expected to have unsupervisedcontact with students, you must have a Tuberculosis Examination in addition toa valid criminal history and child abuse reports/clearances and approval by theBoard, with the costs being the responsibility of the volunteer coach.If you have any questions concerning the new Volunteer Policy, please contactthe District Office at (717) 626-3734.Warwick Education FoundationThe Foundation partners with the community to enrich student learning inthe Warwick School District. Teacher grants, visits by experts-in-residence,and creative programs and cultural experiences are funded annually toenhance education for students of all ages. For more information and to getinvolved, visit www.warwickeducationfoundation.org.

Sports(Schedule Subject to Change)Director of Athletics: John C. KosydarAthletic Secretary: Robyn RissingerPhone: (717) 626-3790Team Doctor: Dr. Timothy QuinnAthletic Trainer: Sheila ConleyFOOTBALL – VARSITYGames Start: 7:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AAug. 31 Manheim C. ASept. 7 Conestoga Valley A14 Ephrata H21 Cedar Crest H28 Manheim Twp. AOct. 5 Lanc. Catholic A12 McCaskey A19 P. Manor(Homecoming) H26 Hempfield ANov. 2 Wilson HFOOTBALL – Junior VarsityGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept 10 Conestoga Valley A17 Ephrata H24 Cedar Crest HOct. 1 Manheim Twp. A8 Lanc. Catholic H15 McCaskey A22 Penn Manor H29 Hempfield AFOOTBALL – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept. 12 Wilson A13 Cedar Crest (JHJV A19 Cedar Crest A20 Wilson (JHJV) A28 Cedar Crest A26 Manheim Twp. H27 McCaskey (JHJV) HOct. 3 Lanc. Catholic H4 McCaskey (JHJV) A10 McCaskey H17 Penn Manor A18 Wilson (JHJV) H25 P. Manor(JHJV) HHOCKEY – Junior HighGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept. 10 Ephrata H12 ELCO H14 N. Lebanon A19 Cedar Crest H21 Annville Cleona A24 Lebanon H26 Manheim C. H28 Ephrata AOct. 2 ELCO A4 N. Lebanon(4PM) H9 Cedar Crest(4PM) A11 A. Cleona (4PM) H15 Lebanon A16 Manheim C.(4PM)ACROSS-COUNTRYMeets Start: 4:30 (SH) / 4:15 (JH)DATE HOST SCHOOL H/ASept. 4 Cedar Crest A11 Warwick H18 ELCO A25 Manheim C. AOct. 2 Lebanon A9 Cocalico AHOCKEY – VAR & JVGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AAug. 31 O. Valley (10AM) ASept. 1 Crestwood (1PM)H5 Hempfield A8 C. Dauph. (11AM) A10 Manheim Twp. A12 McCaskey A14 Cedar Crest H18 Penn Manor (7PM) A20 Conestoga Valley A22 Lower DauphinTNT A24 Hempfield H28 Manheim Twp. HOct. 2 McCaskey (4 PM) H4 Cedar Crest (7PM) A5 Ephrata (4 PM) A8 Penn Manor(7PM) A10 Con. Valley(7PM) HBOYS SOCCER – VAR & JVGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept. 1 E. JuniataTNT A4 Manheim Twp. A6 Con. Valley A10 Cedar Crest(7PM) H12 Hempfield A14 Penn Manor H17 McCaskey H22 Con. Valley TNT A25 Manheim Twp(7PM A27 Con. Valley HOct. 2 Cedar Crest(7PM) A4 Hempfield (7PM) A6 Penn Manor(6PM) A9 McCaskey ABOYS SOCCER – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept. 11 Ephrata A13 ELCO A17 Leb. Catholic H19 N. Lebanon H21 Cedar Crest A24 Lebanon A27 Manheim C. AOct. 3 Ephrata H5 ELCO H10 N. Lebanon A12 Cedar Crest H15 Leb. Catholic A17 Lebanon H19 Manheim Central HGOLFDATE OPPONENT TIMEAug. 16 Section 1-Crossgates 12PM21 Section 1 - Overlook 12PM22 Section 1- 4 Seasons 1PM29 Section 1- Fview12:30PMSept. 5 Section 1-Galen Hall 12PM10 Section 1-Media Hgts12PM13 Section 1-Overlook 12PMGIRLS’ VOLLEYBALLMatches Start: JV -6 PM / Var - 7 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept. 4 Penn Manor A10 Manheim C. H11 McCaskey H13 Cedar Crest A18 Hempfield H20 Manheim Twp. H25 Con. Valley A27 Penn Manor HOct. 2 Dallastown A4 McCaskey H9 Cedar Crest A11 Hempfield H16 Manheim Twp. A18 Con. Valley AGIRLS TENNISMatches Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AAug. 20 Manheim C. .(10AM) A22 Cocalico(10AM) H28 Penn Manor A30 Manheim Twp. HSept. 6 Cedar Crest H10 Ephrata H11 Con. Valley A13 Solanco H18 Lebanon A20 McCaskey H24 Elizabethtown A26 Hempfield AGIRLS’ SOCCER – Junior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept. 11 Ephrata H13 ELCO H17 Leb. Catholic A19 N. Lebanon H21 Cedar Crest H24 Lebanon H27 Manheim C. HOct. 3 Ephrata A5 ELCO A10 N. Lebanon H12 Cedar Crest H15 Leb. Catholic H17 Lebanon A19 Manheim C. AGIRLS’ SOCCER – Var & JVGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ASept. 1 Mech.burg TNT A4 Manheim Twp. H6 Con. Valley(7 PM) H10 Cedar Crest(7PM) A12 Hempfield(7PM) H14 P Manor(5:45PM) A17 McCaskey A19 Brandywine H.(7PM) A21 Red Lion H25 Manheim Twp. A27 Con. Valley(7PM) A29 Manheim C. (7PM) AOct. 2 Cedar Crest H4 Hempfield (7PM) A6 P. Manor(11AM) H9 McCaskey H11 Garden Spot (7PM) HBOYS’ BASKETBALLVARSITY/JVGames Start: 6:30 / 8:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ADec. 7/8 Donegal TipOff A12 Lamp. Stras. A14 Lebanon H17 Cocalico A19 Con. Valley H21 Hempfield A27/28 J. Montpetit Mem.TNT HJan. 2 McCaskey H4 Cedar Crest A7 Penn Manor A9 Manheim Twp H11 Solanco A15 Elizabethtown H18 Ephrata A21 Gov. Mifflin H22 Hempfield H24 McCaskey A29 Cedar Crest HFeb. 1 Penn Manor H5 Manheim Twp. ABOYS’ BASKETBALLJunior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ADec. 4 Ephrata H17 Lebanon A19 Ann. Cleona H21 Cocalico AJan. 2 Manheim Twp. H4 Cedar Crest A7 Con. Valley A9 Lebanon H11 Manheim C. H15 Cocalico H18 Ann. Cleona A22 N. Lebanon H24 ELCO A29 Donegal HFeb. 1 Donegal A5 Columbia HGIRLS’ BASKETBALLVARSITY/JVGames Start: 6:30 / 8:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ADec. 7/8 B. Cath. TipOff A12 Lamp. Strasburg H14 Lebanon A17 Cocalico H17 Cumb. Valley H19 Con. Valley A21 Hempfield H28/29 Cum. Valley TNT AJan. 2 McCaskey A4 Cedar Crest H5 York Suburban A7 Penn Manor H9 Manheim Twp A11 Solanco H15 Elizabethtown A18 Ephrata H22 Hempfield A24 McCaskey H29 Cedar Crest AFeb. 1 Penn Manor A5 Manheim Twp. HGIRLS’ BASKETBALLJunior HighGames Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ADec. 4 Ephrata A17 Lebanon H19 Ann. Cleona A21 Cocalico HJan. 2 Manheim Twp. A4 Cedar Crest H7 Conn. Valley H9 Lebanon A11 Manheim C. A15 Cocalico A18 Ann. Cleona H22 N. Lebanon A24 ELCO H29 Donegal AFeb. 1 Donegal H5 Columbia ASWIMMINGHome Meets Start at 7:30 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ANo Schedule Availalbe at printing.WRESTLINGVARSITY/JVMeets Start: 7 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ADec. 13 Lanc. Catholic A20 Hempfield HJan. 3 Penn Manor A8 Cedar Crest A10 Manheim Twp. H16 McCaskey A23 Solanco H31 Manheim C. AWRESTLINGJunior HighMeets Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/ADec. 20 Solanco HJan. 3 Hempfield A10 Manheim Twp. H16 McCaskey A23 Penn Manor HBOWLINGHome Matches Start at 3:30 PMDutch Lanes – Home LanesDATE OPPONENT H/ADec. 3 Con. Valley H7 Hempfield A10 Cedar Crest A17 Manheim Twp. H21 McCaskey AJan. 4 Penn Manor H7 Con. Valley H11 Hempfield H14 Cedar Crest H21 Manheim C. A25 Manheim Twp. A28 McCaskey HFeb. 1 Penn Manor ABASEBALL – Var & JVGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 22 Donegal A25 Lamp.-Strasburg H27 Lanc. Mennonite A28 Manheim Central HApril 1 Penn Manor H3 Cedar Crest H5 Manheim Twp A8 McCaskey A10 Hempfield A12 Lebanon A15 Ephrata H17 Solanco A19 Elizabethtown H22 Con. Valley A24 Cocalico H26 Penn Manor A29 Cedar Crest AMay1 Manheim Twp H3 McCaskey H6 Hempfield HSOFTBALL – Var & JVGames Start: 4:15 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 22 Donegal H25 Lamp.-Strasburg A28 Manheim Central AApril 1 Penn Manor A3 Cedar Crest A5 Manheim Twp H8 McCaskey H10 Hempfield H12 Lebanon H15 Ephrata A17 Solanco H19 Elizabethtown A22 Con. Valley H24 Cocalico A26 Penn Manor H29 Cedar Crest HMay 1 Manheim Twp. A3 McCaskey A6 Hempfield ATRACK– Junior HighMeets Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 28 Hand MS AApr. 3 Con. Valley H9 Cocalico H16 Ephrata A23 Garden Spot H30 Wheatland MS AMay 6 Reynolds MS H9 All Coaches @ Hemp AGIRLS LACROSSEGames Start:4:15PM,JV start/:5:30DATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 22 Lower Dauphin H25 Cocalico H27 Hempfield H30 C. Dauphin AApril 3 Penn Manor A5 Manheim Twp A8 Lamp.-Strasburg A10 Lanc. Catholic H11 Cedar Crest A13 Garden Spot A15 Wilson A17 Con. Valley A19 Ephrata H23 Cocalico A25 Hempfield AMay 1 Penn Manor A3 Manheim Twp. HBOYS VOLLEYBALLMatches Start: 6:00/7:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 26 Hempfield A28 Manheim Twp. HApril 2 Manheim C. A4 Ephrata H9 Cedar Crest H11 McCaskey A16 Penn Manor A18 Hempfield H23 Manheim Twp. A30 Ephrata AMay 2 Cedar Crest A7 McCaskey H9 Penn Manor HBOYS LACROSSEGames Start: 4:15 PM, JV start: 5:30DATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 23 Trinity (11 AM) A26 Elizabethtown A27 Penn Manor HApril 2 W. Chester Hend A5 Ephrata A9 Lamp.-Strasburg A12 Lanc. Catholic A15 Wilson H16 Lanc. Menn. H19 Manheim Twp. A22 Cocalico H24 Hempfield H27 Hershey A29 Garden Spot AMay 1 Cedar Crest H3 Con. Valley AFALL WINTER SPRINGTRACK - VarsityMeets Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 22 Con. Valley H26 Manheim Twp. HApril 2 Penn Manor A15 Cedar Crest H22 McCaskey A29 Hempfield ABOYS TENNISMatches Start: 4:00 PMDATE OPPONENT H/AMar. 11 Manheim Central A13 Cocalico H18 Garden Spot H19 Ephrata H21 Hempfield A26 Con. Valley H28 Manheim Twp. AApril 2 Lebanon H4 Penn Manor A9 Elizabethtown H11 Cedar Crest A15 McCaskey H*PLEASE CHECK THEDAILY SCHEDULE AT:www.warwicksd.orgAthletic Page/Today’sSchedule for the mostupdated schedule.

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