Second Grade students in Ms. Merook's class enjoyed making 3D shapes using toothpicks and jellybeans. They were also treated to edible bird houses, compliments of Mrs. Traugh.
Second Grade students in Ms. Merook's class enjoyed making 3D shapes using toothpicks and jellybeans. They were also treated to edible bird houses, complements of Mrs. Traugh.
Ms. Habowski's Second Grade class participated in creating a nest treat to celebrate Easter! 🪹🐰
The SCA Lady Tigers Basketball team is hosting a "Mother and Son Night of Fun" on Friday, May 10 for Boys in Grades K-5. Please see the attached flyer for more information! 🏀
Brian Knoebel, Knoebel's Amusement Park, came to share with 3rd Graders at G. C. Hartman Elementary the original deed for a parcel of land purchased from William Penn's son. The deed is 251 years old.
Thursday, March 21, is World Down Syndrome Day. Please join in and have your children wear colorful/mismatched socks and/or blue and yellow to school. 💙🧦💛
We are all in this together! Tuesday, March 19, was “Ellymay Day” for the Southern Columbia Area School District. Students and staff were encouraged to show their support for Ellymay Yost as she showcases her bravery and courage during the duration of the next couple months. Students and staff wore purple and blue attire, and some even dyed their hair to show their love for Ellymay. There was also a dress down day for staff and bracelets sold, where all the proceeds went to Ellymay’s family. We wish Ellymay the best of luck and give her all our TIGER LOVE! 🖤🐯💛🖤🐯💛
Contributor: MolliLyn Petro, Journalism Staff Member
Use the link below to place your yearbook order for any one of our three schools. Extra copies are not guaranteed to be available at the time of distribution, so it is important to reserve your copy now.
https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/about-yearbooks#affiliate
The books will arrive in May, so don't delay and order TODAY! 🏫🎒📚
Only 16 tickets remain for tonight's Encore production, "Little Shop of Horrors." A limited number of tickets are also available for Saturday's show. Feed your desire for entertainment and support our talented students by ordering your tickets at the link below. 🪴🏵️
🎟️ ORDER HERE: our.show/littleshopsouthern 🎫
We hope to see you at the show! 🎶🍿
Only 16 tickets remain for tonight's Encore production, "Little Shop of Horrors." A limited number of tickets are also available for Saturday's show. Feed your desire for entertainment and support our talented students by ordering your tickets at the link below. 🪴🏵️
🎟️ ORDER HERE: our.show/littleshopsouthern 🎫
We hope to see you at the show! 🎶🍿
We are only 1️⃣ day away from the curtains opening on this year's Encore production, "Little Shop of Horrors." Students across the entire district were treated to a preview of the show during school yesterday! 🪴🏵️
Tickets can be ordered for the March 14-16 performances by visiting the following link: our.show/littleshopsouthern
We hope to see you at the show! 🎶🍿
This week's "Student Teacher Feature" takes us to G.C. Hartman Elementary School, where Katelyn Snively is currently serving as a Guidance Counselor intern under the supervision of Mr. Romig. Learn more about Katelyn below!
S.A.V.E is hosting a "Superhero and Princess Play Day" on March 16! You do not need to dress up if you don’t want to. Stay to the end to see Mr. Romig get taped to the wall! Please register with the link below and see the flyer for more details.
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=ExPF2RLz1kuoc4nEncUdfXOXjBqPXQNHh_e0xPeda0xUMktWRlgxSUU0SzBNTjVQUjE0NTZMT01CQi4u&origin=lprLink
On March 22, the high school students face off against their teachers, both past and present, in the first annual SOCO Spring Showdown. There are two games, JV and Varsity, tipping off at 6 PM and 7 PM respectively. These games act as a fundraiser for the school’s Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) Club. SAVE puts student leaders in a position to advocate for change within both the school and community, with the main goal being violence prevention.
Purchase your tickets ($6) at https://www.scasd.us/o/hs/page/hometown-ticketing .
Carrying extra cash to this event is recommended as SAVE is holding a 50/50 raffle, selling t-shirts ($10), and providing a concession stand. 🏀🏀🏀
Support S.A.V.E on March 22 by attending the SOCO Spring Showdown, a teachers versus students basketball game fundraiser! Spend the night watching some of your favorite teachers compete on the court. All of the proceeds benefit the annual "Save A Life Walk" hosted by S.A.V.E. The club's main goal is to promote mental health awareness as well as prevent violence in the school district. The tickets are $6 on Hometown Ticketing. JV will begin at 6 pm with Varsity to follow at 7 pm . Come out and show your support for a good cause! For more information, check out @Socospringshowdown on Instagram!
Contributors: Madelina Eick and Jenna Billig, Journalism Staff Members
Support S.A.V.E on March 22 by attending the SOCO Spring Showdown, a teachers versus students basketball game fundraiser! Spend the night watching some of your favorite teachers compete on the court! All of the proceeds benefit the annual "Save A Life Walk" hosted by S.A.V.E. The club's main goal is to promote mental health awareness as well as prevent violence in the school district. The tickets are $6 on Hometown Ticketing. JV will begin at 6 pm with Varsity to follow at 7 pm. Come out and show your support for a good cause! For more information, check out @Socospringshowdown on Instagram!
Our students would like you to know about a couple of local programs that are being held this spring and summer!
The Bloomsburg YMCA is holding an Adaptive Recreation Wellness Program for kids with disabilities ages 3-13. The cost is free! Hand in Hand is also hosting a Summer Camp for students with disabilities to learn how to ride a bike. Please see the flyers for more information! ☀️🚲
We are exactly 1️⃣ week away from the curtains opening on this year's Encore production. The students have been working tirelessly over the past few months to cultivate a captivating performance for the community.
"Little Shop of Horrors" is a musical comedy about a flower shop assistant named Seymour who cultivates a plant that feeds only on human blood. Mr. Mushnik, the owner of the flower shop and Seymour’s boss, is ready to give up his dreams of having a popular flower shop on the poverty-stricken skid row when he discovers that Seymour’s plant seems to attract new business. As the unusual plant grows, the shops popularity does too, but so does the plants insatiable hunger. Seymour, pressured by both his newfound fame and demanding boss, is forced to find new ways to feed the plant, all while dealing with his ever-growing guilt. Will Seymour give in and feed his beloved Audrey 2? Come and see to find out! 🪴🏵️
Tickets can be ordered by visiting the following link: our.show/littleshopsouthern We hope to see you at the show! 🎶🍿
Visits from Sam-I-Am and The Cat in the Hat? A police officer, a school teacher, where are we at? G.C. Hartman Elementary School for "Read Across America Week," of course. 📖🌎
Come meet the Kindergarten teachers this week during Kindergarten registration. Just remember: All you ever needed to know, you learned in Kindergarten! 🏫🎒🚸
