On Wednesday, the Class of 2024 made one last visit as a class to the elementary school playground for Senior Recess. The seniors enjoyed an afternoon of sun on the playground while sporting their post high school decision attire. Best of luck to the Class of 2024! 🧑🎓🎓👩🎓
Congratulations to Aidyn McHale on his First Place accomplishment in the Stock Market Challenge this year. He placed 10th in the state and 1st in the county for the event. He also won 2nd place in the Personal Finance challenge. He was awarded $170 in Amazon gift cards and a Samsung Chromebook from the First Keystone Community Bank. He completed this endeavor in his Introduction to Business class with Miss Benfer. 💰
High School 3D Design Art Students crafted handmade chia pets from clay. Once the clay was bisque-fired, students applied prepared chia seeds to their chia pets. Students were surprised and pleased to find their seeds sprouting in just a few short days. It was a fun way to close out the year.
Type of instruction
• behind-the-wheel
• 30-hour Driver Education theory course
TEEN DRIVER PREREQUISITES Teens who are registering for behind-the-wheel (BTW) training with a PA Certified instructor must have the following:
• a valid Pennsylvania learner’s permit; and
• proof of 30 hours of theory instruction.
• 65 hours of practice driving
After the teen driver logs six hours of drive time with a certified instructor, a driver licensing exam can be administered on a PennDOT-approved course.
For more information about behind-the-wheel driver education, visit www.csiu.org/drivered or contact Kelli Eichenlaub at keichenlaub@csiu.org or (570) 523 -1155, ext. 2379
Extra yearbooks are available for purchase in all three of our schools! Please refer to the graphic for more information. ☀️🏖️🩴
Please see the attached flyers for information about our summer Softball Camps. 🥎
Please see the attached flyers for information about our summer Softball Camps. 🥎
Students in 9th Grade Physical Science classes recently completed an Engineering Design Process project where they were tasked with researching, designing, and constructing a bridge out of toothpicks and glue. The groups worked collaboratively through the process and completed various activities that encouraged them to evaluate their progress and redesign as needed. Bridges were then evaluated to ensure they were within specifications and tested for strength. Shown with their completed bridge are students Kylee Henry, Abby Apichell, Jayden Laubach, and Ava Cole.
Each year, student art is selected and added to the CSIU Art Gallery's permanent exhibit in Montandon. Student artists from the region were recognized at a reception last week. Congratulations to Senior Studio students Sophia Boucher and Emma Wieand on this achievement!
Emma Wieand: "Wild Fire"
Sophia Boucher: "Midnight Mountain"
We are proud to announce that Callie Maclay has enlisted with the Navy, embarking on a journey of honor, courage and commitment.
Current and prospective FBLA students visited the Roaring Creek Machine Co., co-founded by Joshua Maciejewski and Dan Kreisher and guided by CEO Josh Lister. Roaring Creek creates custom products through methods such as 3D printing and CNC technology. Students were able to see the machinery and see an organizational design plan and budget. The students were accompanied by FBLA Advisor Mrs. Long and business teacher Mrs. Becker.
Yesterday, students in the Music Department got to see the famous Broadway production WICKED. For many, it was their first Broadway show! Students also enjoyed exploring Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Museums, and Ellen's Stardust Diner!
Yesterday, students in the music department got to see the famous Broadway production WICKED. For many, it was their first Broadway show! Students also enjoyed exploring Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Museums, and Ellen's Stardust Diner!
Gavin Krebs, Isaac Carter, Landon Ferrara, and Milind Kapadiya received their official plaque from Bloomsburg University's Math Contest held on February 27, 2024, where they placed fourth in the Brainteasers competition.
High School students went on a Business Law Field Trip to the Philadelphia Constitution Center last Wednesday. The trip was sponsored by the Northumberland County Bar Association. Students got to see the Constitution Center, The Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Carpenters' Hall, and the Revolutionary War Museum, including George Washington’s Tent!
Art Therapy was one of the many stations which students (and administration!) participated in during Friday's SAVE Walk. Weather conditions moved the events indoors, but that did not dampen attendees' enjoyment of the activities. 🧑🎨🎨👩🎨
This week HS Student Council honored Teacher Appreciation Week, along with School Counselors Week, National Social Work Week, Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, Administrative Professionals Day, School Principals Day, School Nurses Day, Speech Pathologist Day, National IT Professionals Day... And many, many more!! Student Council Officers delivered Bloomin’ Bagels Sandwiches to our staff to show their appreciation for all that they do! 🥯
Please see the attached flyers for information regarding the Field Hockey camp being held from July 29 through July 31 on the turf at Tiger Stadium. 🏑
Faculty at the high school bid farewell and good luck to some of tomorrow's best and brightest educators! Ellie Rowe, who spent time with Mrs. Troutman and Miss Stine, and Lily Savoy and Kimberly Speece, who worked with Mrs. Becker and Mr. Williams, will be graduating from Commonwealth University on Saturday. Southern Columbia wants to thank these ladies for their time and efforts with our students and wishes these future teachers all the best in their career endeavors.
Miss Hoffman's Civics & American Government classes practiced flag folding and etiquette yesterday.
