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PTO Apparel Sale:
Easterly t-shirts and sweatshirts are on sale through November 14. Visit the PTO Website for photos and online credit card orders. Or return the paper order form that came home last week. Contact Leila Bradaschia with questions: leilaiu@gmail.com.
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NO SCHOOL - THANKSGIVING BREAK:
There will be no school from Wednesday, Nov. 21 through Monday., November 26th due to the Thanksgiving Break. Classes will resume as usual on Tuesday, November 27th. -
Please call the Safe at School Line (814-231-1171) if your child is going to be absent from school.
Remember to send in an excuse when your child returns to school.
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This I Believe: I Believe In Waking Up
Madi Christopher, an 8th grader in the State College Area School District's Delta Program, appears on WPSU with her essay titled, "This I Believe: I Believe in Waking up."
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State High's WSCH Goes Live
For the first time, the high schoolโs broadcast station, WSCH, live streamed the Homecoming Parade on Facebook. Before a backdrop adorned with district logos, commentators Ella Simpson and Jack Clark served as the on-air personalities.
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Centre County Schools Launch CentreREADY
This fall, the Chamber of Business and Industry of Centre County joined the countyโs five school districts and two career/technical institutions in launching the CentreREADY program, a collaborative initiative aimed at helping companies hire employees with desired core skills and competencies.
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Construction Project Serves as Educational Resource
On a sunny afternoon, the alternative schoolโs construction technology class visited the new Delta Program building in progress on the high school campus โ part of a State College Area School District plan. The district decided the State High Project should serve as an educational resource.
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State High Becomes An International Baccalaureate World School
With its newest academic choice, State High now belongs to a worldwide community. International Baccalaureate, an educational organization that offers a globally-focused curriculum, recently approved State High to be an IB World School.
