Summer Newsletter 2017
Forest Hills School District Summer Newsletter 2017
Forest Hills School District Summer Newsletter 2017
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SuperConference<br />
Students from the Forest Hills School District attended the 24 th annual “SuperConference” for student<br />
leaders on Thursday, May 4, <strong>2017</strong>, at Mount Aloysius College.<br />
The conference provided student leaders from middle and high schools in the county an opportunity to<br />
enhance leadership traits, develop leadership skills, and foster pride and spirit in their schools. At the<br />
conference, students had the opportunity to attend multiple workshops on various topics on finance, diversity,<br />
chasing dreams, and many more. Each workshop and speaker reinforced the importance of<br />
leadership within our schools and how leadership ideas and traits can translate into their academic and<br />
personal futures.<br />
Only two students from each grade, 7 th through<br />
11th grades, were eligible to attend the conference.<br />
Based upon teacher recommendations,<br />
the students were selected to attend the<br />
“SuperConference”. The student leaders are<br />
the pride of our school and we would once<br />
again like to congratulate them on this honor.<br />
(Students delegates: Natalya Teno, Payton<br />
McGough, Carley McGough, Eva Spangler,<br />
Courtney Roxby, Mackenzie Toth, Alexis Miller,<br />
Luke Docherty, Griffin Christ, and Jason<br />
Wissinger.)<br />
Math-a-Thon at Forest Hills Junior High<br />
The Math-a-Thon is a charity that was started by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to fund their research<br />
and fund the pediatric hospital. Students participate in the fundraiser for St. Jude’s by completing<br />
a booklet of math problems and getting sponsors. Each year, the junior high math department uses<br />
this fundraiser for St. Jude’s as an optional part of their fourth marking period bonus.<br />
The booklet, called the Funbook, is filled with math curriculum according to the student participant’s<br />
grade. The curriculum in the Funbook is for a great cause, and it helps students prepare for standardized<br />
tests at the end of the year, which includes the PSSA and the Keystone Exams.<br />
This year, students, along with a donation from student council, sent $583 to aid in St. Jude’s cause of<br />
beating pediatric cancer. Awesome!!!<br />
Thank you to all the students and families<br />
that participated and aided St.<br />
Jude’s in this worthy cause.<br />
Students that participated in our fundraising<br />
event: Sierra Plummer, Travis<br />
Neff, Blaze Maher, Colton Fiffick, Anna<br />
Wingard, Eric Schmidt, Ashton<br />
Cobaugh, Thomas Hockensmith, Kelsey<br />
Josephson, Jon Chaney, and Brevin<br />
Michuk.<br />
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