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  • The State College Area School District started offering virtual learning opportunities to our students starting in the summer of 2011. The virtual school is an independent learning environment whose integrity is the main responsibility of the student. Any questions in regard to this integrity will be handled on an individual basis. All SCASD academic integrity policies also apply to courses taken in the virtual school.

    Virtual Flex Courses:
    The State College School District is offering a small selection of individual courses to State High students. The purpose of these courses is to increase the flexibility of scheduling for State High students. There is a cost associated with these course. Click here for more information.

    Virtual Academy:
    The State College Area School District began offering a full-time Virtual Academy for students in grades 9-12 at the beginning of the 2011-12 school year. Students enrolled in the academy will not be taking any classes at State High but will be eligible for extracurricular activities at State High. There is no cost for students enrolled in the Virtual Academy. Please call 231-1002 for more information.

    Contact
    Jon Downs
    Director of Educational Alternatives
    jmd16@scasd.org
    (814) 231-1002




     

District News

  • K-12 Art Show

    SCASD studentsโ€™ artistic talents are on full display this month at the HUB Robeson Gallery on the Penn State campus. More than 150 pieces of artwork are featured, representing sculpture, painting, drawing, photography, fiber, mixed media and ceramics.

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  • Adapted Physical Education Program

    โ€œNo matter what, we provide the same curriculum and same experience to every student,โ€ Dave Henderson says. โ€œMy job as an adapted PE teacher is to look at each individual who comes into my class and alter things to fit their needs.โ€

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  • Two Seniors Win National YoungArts Awards

    Baron Cao and Drew Spielvogel, with honorable mentions for classical piano and visual arts, respectively, are among 725 award winners for visual, literary, design and performing arts, representing the top 10 percent of applicants.

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  • Houserville Water Study Program

    If the difference between a swamp and a bog seems muddy to you, just ask Houserville Elementary fifth-graders. They now have a clearer picture. Recently, 60 students in a trio of fifth-grade classes spent a morning learning about wetlands and the nearby Spring Creek watershed during a water study program taught through a cross-generational partnership.

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  • Construction Projects Update

    Letโ€™s bring you up to speed on the districtโ€™s current construction projects: Corl Street, Radio Park, Spring Creek, The State High Project, The Delta Program and Memorial Field.

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