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Registration for 2021-2022 is Open: The district is now accepting new student registrations for the 2021-2022 school year. For kindergarten, or any other grades, please visit our registration website for details. A special welcome to our incoming Class of 2034 (kdg) students!
This only applies to new students who are not currently enrolled as a student in our district. If your child is already enrolled in the district, there is no need to re-register.
If you have questions, please contact our registration office at registrar@scasd.org or 814-231-1017.
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Eagle News is presented every Monday and Friday: Please use this link to see the news for Friday, Jan. 22nd:
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Spirit Day- Our next EP Spirit day will be this Friday, Jan. 29th. It's support your grade by wearing the following color: Kdg wear Red, 1st gr. wear Orange, 2nd gr. wear Yellow, 3rd gr. wear Green, 4th gr. wear Blue and 5th gr. wear Purple. Have fun showing EP pride and your grade pride!
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Read-a-Thon forms due Jan. 27th Today,Mon. Jan. 25th, is the last day of the Easterly Parkway Read-A-Thon. Be sure to submit your form by January 27 (https://forms.gle/BSHptKMw3DdHRVK69) to earn hot chocolate and a book. The class with the most points will earn an art class with Ms. LaTorre, and the class with the most participation will earn an extra gym class with Mr. Hoover. Email Jaimie at jaimiewright@gmail.com with questions.
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January is Round Up Month at
. When you purchase from the State College Jersey Mike's ask them to round up your purchase to benefit the Easterly Parkway PTO. It's that easy!!!
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Nature-based Playgrounds Enhancing Recess
Innovative playgrounds were introduced this year at Corl Street, Radio Park and Spring Creek elementary schools, the districtโs newest buildings. โI love the new playground,โ Radio Park student Benjamin Herickhoff says. โThere are so many fun things to do.โ
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Quiz Bowl and Quiz Masters Teams Win Big
Recently, the Park Forest Middle School Quiz Bowl and Quiz Masters teams coached by Lori Brown and Tom Kellander notched impressive victories in nationwide tournaments.
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Aquaponics Raises Awareness of Sustainable Practices
Last spring, Jack Lyke launched his latest course, Aquaponics and Sustainability, with seven students operating two systems. In 300-gallon tanks, they raised tilapia fingerlings to grow lettuce, which they sold to faculty and staff.
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State High Student Writes and Illustrates German Book
Andrรฉs Aradillas-Fernรกndez composed 20 fairy tales in German for his self-published collection translated as โTalking Mountains.โ Available through Amazon, his work was inspired by an Advanced German 4 class project.
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Mordan Poised to Lead Career and Technical Center
Dr. Ben Mordan, the new CTC director, takes over a popular program that intends to keep rising. This year, 1,331 students in grades 9-12 are enrolled in a CTC or technology education class, representing 56 percent of the State High population.
