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Field hockey players earn state, national honors
Five members of the Penn Manor High School field hockey team recently earned state and national honors following a successful 2013 season. Rachel Suter, Kayla Herr and Desiree Landis were named to the All-State Field Hockey first team, and Cassie Kline and Michele Enck were named to the All-State second team. Rachel also was name…
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Acclaimed young-adult author visits PM middle schools
Young-adult author Jordan Sonnenblick shared his insights on writing, teaching and making a positive impact on others during a day-long visit to Manor Middle School Thursday. The author of such acclaimed books as Drums, Girls and Dangerous Pie, Notes from the Midnight Driver and Curveball: The Year I Lost My Grip will spend Friday at…
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Long named president of school board
J. Kenneth Long was named president and Carlton Rintz was named vice president of Penn Manor school board during a reorganization meeting Tuesday night. The board also welcomed new member David Paitsel to the nine-member panel. Paitsel was elected in November to a four-year term, replacing Franklin Hoke, who did not seek re-election after serving…
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Penn Manor senior to perform with Hershey Symphony
Penn Manor High School senior Lily Wushanley will be the featured artist at Friday’s Hershey Symphony Orchestra performance of “Holiday Favorites,” beginning at 8 p.m. at Hershey Theater. Lily earned the honor of performing by winning the Hershey Symphony Young Artist Concerto Competition in March. She was the first-place finisher in the 2013 competition, which…
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Penn Manor senior has book published
Penn Manor High School senior Toby Holsinger can add a new title to her name – published author. The Mountville teenager wrote “This I Know … Devotions for Teens,” a book of 90 daily devotions that was recently published by Cross River Media and is available on Amazon.com. Each short story in the book covers…
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OCTOBER 2013 TREASURER’S REPORT
FINANCIAL REPORTS Balance Sheet October 2013 Revenue Detail October 2013 Expenditure Detail October 2013 BILL LISTS Bill Summary October 2013 General Fund Checks October 2013 Cafeteria Fund Checks October 2013 Capital Reserve Fund Checks October 2013 2012 Construction Fund Checks October 2013 Student Activity Fund Checks October 2013 CAFETERIA MANAGEMENT REPORT Cafeteria Management Report September…
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After stellar season, Greta Lindsley competes in States Saturday
Greta Lindsley, considered one of the best runners in the history of Lancaster-Lebanon League, faces her next challenge Saturday when she competes in the State Cross-Country Championship meet in Hershey. The Penn Manor High School senior finished her final season in stellar fashion, winning every regular-season L-L League meet and capturing the league championship for…
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Frerichs honored for 16 years of service on school board
Sixteen years and counting — that’s how long Richard Frerichs has been serving on the Penn Manor school board. His fellow board members honored Frerichs Monday with a certificate of appreciation from the Pennsylvania School Boards Association. Frerichs, who served three years as Penn Manor board president, has long been involved in public education. He…
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SEPTEMBER 2013 TREASURER’S REPORT
FINANCIAL REPORTS Balance Sheet September 2013 Revenue Detail September 2013 Expenditure Detail September 2013 BILL LISTS Bill Summary September 2013 General Fund Checks September 2013 Cafeteria Fund Checks September 2013 Capital Reserve Fund Checks September 2013 2012 Construction Fund Checks September 2013 Student Activity Fund Checks September 2013 CAFETERIA MANAGEMENT REPORT Cafeteria Management Report August…
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District’s elementary 21st Century curriculum receives state award
Penn Manor’s 21st Century Skills course, which teaches science, technology, engineering and math skills to elementary students, has earned the 2013 Program Excellence Award from the Technology and Engineering Education Association of Pennsylvania. Penn Manor is only the second school district in the state since 1998 to earn the prestigious award for an elementary program.…
