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2020-2021 School Year and COVID-19 Information

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District News

Food Services Director of the Year!

SCASD Director of Food Services Megan Schaper has been recognized as the 2020-2021 Pennsylvania Director of the Year by the School Nutrition Association of Pennsylvania. Schaper won for her commitment to school nutrition and our students.

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Premiering the MNMS Nittany News Broadcast

Heather Brewer has teamed with Chelsea Cummins to anchor Mount Nittany Middle School’s Monday Nittany News broadcasts, turning them into a madcap series popular with students and colleagues alike.

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Tonya Black Named Assistant Principal

Tonya Black will continue her long and varied career with the State College Area School District as the newest State High assistant principal. Recently, the State College Area School District Board of Directors approved Black for her latest position in the district.

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Bigger Named Gatorade State Player of the Year

Brady Bigger was named the 2020-2021 Gatorade Pennsylvania Boys Cross Country Player of the Year, the first State High cross country runner to receive the award and only the second Gatorade player of the year in school history.

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Big Results at National MathCounts Competition

Park Forest Middle School twins Aaron and Aidan Le meant double trouble for the field at the recent national MathCounts competition. Aaron placed 20th overall, the highest ever national ranking for a SCASD student, with his brother an impressive 65th.

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