2021-22 Activities Calendar
West Chester Area School DistrictThank you, Dr. Scanlon!We are grateful for your unwaveringcommitment to the West Chester Area SchoolDistrict and the many ways you contributed tomoving our school system towards continualimprovement and pursuit of excellence.2021-22 ActivitiesActivities Calendar
Central Office AdministrationSpellman Education Center, 782 Springdale Drive, Exton, PA 19341Phone: 484-266-1000 Fax: 484-266-1175 Website: www.wcasd.netDr. Robert J. Sokolowski, Superintendent of SchoolsDr. Kalia Reynolds, Assistant Superintendent & Secondary EducationDr. Sara M. Missett, Director of Elementary EducationDr. Tammi L. Florio, Director of Teaching and LearningMr. John T. Scully, Director of Business AffairsMrs. Dawn Mader, Director of Equity & AssessmentSecondary Schools AdministrationDr. Jeffrey Ulmer, Director of Human ResourcesMr. Michael M. Wagman, Director of Information TechnologyMr. Kevin H. Campbell, Director of Facilities & OperationsDr. Leigh Ann Ranieri, Director of Pupil ServicesElementary Schools AdministrationWest Chester East High SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Stephen Brown450 Ellis Lane, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-3800 Fax: 484-266-3899East Bradford Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Christopher M. Alston820 Frank Road, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-2100 Fax: 484-266-2199Hillsdale Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Ms. Paige Merten725 West Market Street, West Chester, PA 19382Phone: 484-266-2000 Fax: 484-266-2099West Chester B. Reed Henderson High SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Jason P. Sherlock400 Montgomery Avenue, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-3300 Fax: 484-266-3399East Goshen Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Mr. Dennis E. Brown800 North Chester Road, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-1500 Fax: 484-266-1599Mary C. Howse Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Stephen Catrambone641 West Boot Road, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-1300 Fax: 484-266-1399West Chester Bayard Rustin High SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Michael A. Marano1100 Shiloh Road, West Chester, PA 19382Phone: 484-266-4300 Fax: 484-266-4399Exton Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Terri-Lynne Alston301 Hendricks Avenue, Exton, PA 19341Phone: 484-266-1400 Fax: 484-266-1499Penn Wood Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Michael Garvin1470 Johnny’s Way, West Chester, PA 19382Phone: 484-266-1900 Fax: 484-266-1999J. R. Fugett Middle SchoolPrincipal: Mrs. Dionne Fears500 Ellis Lane, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-2900 Fax: 484-266-2999Fern Hill Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Ms. Jennifer Southmayd915 Lincoln Avenue, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-1600 Fax: 484-266-1699Sarah Starkweather Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Mr. John F. Meanix1050 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, PA 19382Phone: 484-266-2200 Fax: 484-266-2299E. N. Peirce Middle SchoolPrincipal: Mr. Joseph R. DiAntonio1314 Burke Road, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-2500 Fax: 484-266-2599Glen Acres Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Ms. Donna Ryan1150 Delancey Place, West Chester, PA 19382Phone: 484-266-1700 Fax: 484-266-1799Westtown-Thornbury Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Shawn Cruice750 Westbourne Road, West Chester, PA 19382Phone: 484-266-1800 Fax: 484-266-1899G. A. Stetson Middle SchoolPrincipal: Mrs. Mary Kay Puchalla1060 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, PA 19382Phone: 484-266-2700 Fax: 484-266-2799Greystone Elementary SchoolPrincipal: Dr. Kevin R. Fagan1195 Aram Avenue, West Chester, PA 19380Phone: 484-266-2300 Fax: 484-266-2399
A Messagefrom theSuperintendentWelcome to the 2021-22 school year! We are excited for what willhopefully be “post-pandemic” times and a return to a full slateof district activities throughout the year. As much of our worldhas fully entered the digital age, a paper calendar may seem abit obsolete, but perhaps there’s now a void on your refrigeratorwhere it can hang as a reminder of simpler times.With all the digital advancements that we have seen ineducation over the past two years, the West Chester Area SchoolDistrict’s priority will always be the whole child. We take greatpride in focusing on the individual qualities that make each ofour students unique. Our teachers strive to provide the bestpossible educational experience so all children can achievetheir personal best and realize extensive opportunities in theirfuture. In addition to strong academics, arts, and athletics, wefocus on preparing students for the real world. We understandthat the development of digital skills is important, but successin the 21st Century is also dependent on the “soft skills” andability to connect with one another.As we welcome students back to school this year, we willemphasize the importance of creating learning communitiesthat foster a strong sense of belonging and high expectationsfor all students. Our students are very fortunate to grow up ina community that is a wonderful place to live, work, and raisechildren. Thank you for entrusting us with your child. We inviteyou to look through this calendar, find a spot to hang it and enjoygreat success in the West Chester Area School District this year.Sincerely,Dr. Bob Sokolowski, SuperintendentSchool BoardThe West Chester Area School District’s School Board (clockwise from top left): Daryl Durnell, KateShaw, former Superintendent Jim Scanlon, Brian Gallen, Randell Spackmen, Gary Bevilacqua,President Chris McCune, Karen Herrmann, Vice President Sue Tiernan, and Joyce Chester.As required by the Pennsylvania School Code, the West Chester Area School District is governed bya School Board comprised of nine directors who serve four-year terms. The directors are elected fromthree voter regions within the school district. Elections are held every odd-numbered year. Four to fivedirectors are generally elected at any one time.At an annual organization meeting held during the first week of December, the School Board chooses aPresident and Vice President for the upcoming calendar year. At that time, any newly elected membersof the Board are also sworn into office. The annual monthly board meetings are scheduled at this timeand can be viewed through the online calendar available on the District’s website. Agendas may beobtained through the calendar links as they become available.A primary responsibility of the Board is to set district policy, which is then implemented by theadministration. Another major responsibility is to approve the annual budget and set tax rates. Thefiscal year covered by the budget runs from July 1 to June 30.The School Board operates under a committee structure. Each committee meets on an as needed basisto discuss agenda items for School Board meetings and to receive informational updates from theAdministration on matters within the committee’s area of concern. Committee chairs and membersare appointed by the Board President after the President’s election in December. The School BoardPresident also appoints Board representatives and liaisons in various areas. These persons reportback to the Board on matters of general concern at the regular monthly Board meetings. All publiccommittee meetings are advertised as required by law.The School Board has several additional non-voting members, including a secretary, an assistantsecretary, and a treasurer. Secretaries are appointed by the Board for four-year terms that runconcurrent with fiscal years. Treasurers and assistant secretaries are appointed by the Board for oneyear terms that run concurrent with a single fiscal year.In addition, the student body of each of the district’s three high schools elect a student representativefor a one-year term that runs concurrent with the fiscal year. These representatives serve in a nonvoting, advisory capacity.For School Board meeting dates, information on policies, and much more, please visit www.wcasd.netand click on School Board.
2021-2022 District HighlightsWEST CHESTER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT serves a 75-square-milesuburban, urban and rural area in central Chester County known for its diversified industries andbeautiful historic countryside. West Chester Borough, the county seat, is the hub of the district. Thesurrounding townships of East Bradford, East Goshen, West Goshen, West Whiteland, Westtown,and Thornbury (all in Chester County) are part of the district, as is Thornbury Township in adjacentDelaware County.A 279.5 MILLION BUDGET for the 2021-2022 school year supports instruction forclose to 12,000 students in 11 elementary schools (kindergarten through grade 5), three middleschools (grades 6 through 8), and three high schools (grades 9 through 12). The district also providesservices to nearly 4,000 non-public school students.TECHNOLOGY resources are used extensively throughout the district to enhance teachingand learning. Wireless technology mediates flexible connection to the internet in all schools andinteractive smartboards, laptops, and iPads are used to create a dynamic learning environment.Students in grades 6 through 12 receive laptop computers to use at school and home as part of thedistrict’s 1:1 computing initiative.FULL-DAY KINDERGARTEN is a dynamic, hands-on program that allows childrentime to play – in both directed and non-directed ways – as a critical part of their school day. Ourkindergarten curriculum was built with the knowledge that play is a central component of children’sgrowth. We believe that play-based learning forms the foundation for future academic successby helping our youngest students develop language skills, social and emotional skills, problemsolving skills, and the ability to work effectively in groups.THE PROFESSIONAL STAFF, headed by Superintendent Dr. Robert J. Sokolowski,numbers nearing 1,000. Seventy percent hold a master’s degree or higher. Teachers, librarians,reading specialists, guidance counselors, nurses, psychologists, and specialists in art, music andphysical education comprise the instructional staff. An administrative staff works in each schooland at the District’s Central Office.GIFTED PROGRAMS are provided for individuals who possess outstanding intellectualand creative abilities as defined by state mandates. Each year, individual programs are developedfor students that provide enrichment and/or acceleration in specific areas when the student’s needsare not met through the regular education environment.OUR DIVERSE STUDENT BODY has an ethnic distribution of 72.8% Caucasian,SPECIAL EDUCATION programs are provided for all exceptionalities through districtrun classes, private entities, and the Chester County Intermediate Unit.STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT is evident by the College Board SAT scores our studentsreceive which are consistently above state and national averages. In the Pennsylvania System ofSchool Assessment (PSSA) and Pennsylvania Keystone tests administered annually in the areas ofenglish language arts, literature, mathematics and science, our students consistently score abovestate averages with the majority of students scoring advanced. Approximately 94% of our graduatesseek higher education.HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS reflect the diversity of the student body. Studentscan take classes in business, technology, science, distributive education, music, and art courses,among many others, as well as enroll in advanced placement, accelerated honors, honors, andcareer & college prep-level courses. In addition, students can take college level courses throughthe new dual enrollment program collaboration with West Chester University, where they canearn high school advanced placement credit and college credit at the same time. The District alsooffers blended learning courses, where students learn part of the time at school and part of thetime through the online delivery of content and instruction. Other educational options are availableat the Chester County Intermediate Unit’s Technical College High School, which help preparestudents for a variety of careers.8.64% Asian, 8.8% Hispanic, 4.42% African-American, 0.07% American Indian/Alaskan Native,and 5.27% Multiracial. Class size averages 25 students.CURRICULUM IN ALL SUBJECT AREAS is based on national, state, andlocal standards and reviewed on a regular basis. Curriculum development is coordinated fromkindergarten through grade 12 to ensure continuity across schools and grades. District and stateassessments measure how well the curriculum is mastered.WC CYBER PROGRAM (WC CYBER) is a smarter approach to online learningtaught by WCASD teachers. Our top-ranked education program is now available online forstudents in grades K through 12, providing a high quality, personalized, flexible education thatfits the needs of your child & family. Unlike other cyber schools, WC Cyber does not contractwith external education companies to develop or teach our program. WC Cyber students have fullaccess to WCASD student support services, athletics, clubs, extra-curricular activities, counseling,an award-winning music program, and more. WC Cyber students will receive a WCASD diplomathat is highly regarded by colleges and universities.PARTNERS IN EDUCATION PROGRAM links parents, private individuals,civic organizations and businesses with all grade levels. The district also enjoys a partnership withWest Chester University, which makes its resources available in a variety of ways.Jairo Avalas (East HS Class of 2020) created the design with support from WC Cyberadministrator Dr. Kristen Barnello and East HS Graphic Design teacher Sandra Duli.
Policies and ProceduresDISCIPLINE POLICY - The District’s Discipline Policy definesexpectations and details specific consequences which may result from theviolation of school rules. The policy, which is approved by the School Board,is printed in a booklet and distributed to families at the beginning of theschool year.EMERGENCY SCHOOL DELAYS & CLOSINGS - TheDistrict may have to close schools or delay opening schools due to inclementweather, emergencies, etc. To find the most up-to-date information in regardto closings, delays, early dismissals, etc, please use the following resources:Homepage: www.wcasd.netFacebook: facebook.com/WestChesterAreaSchoolDistrictTwitter: @WestChesterASDInstagram: @WestChesterASDMain Phone Number: 484-266-1000Local Television Stations: ABC, NBC, CBS, FOXFAMILY EDUCATIONAL RECORDS PRIVACY ACT(FERPA) - This act protects the privacy of student records while assuring thateducational information is accessible to school professionals. Schools publishstudent directories and yearbooks, and staff and/or media representatives maytake photos of students participating in school activities that could be usedin publications or on websites where students may be identified by name andschool. Permission for the release of directory information may be withheldby contacting your school principal in writing. Should you choose this option,your student’s name, image, or directory information will not be published inyearbooks, directories, publications, newspapers, etc.GUIDANCE SERVICES & CRISIS INTERVENTION -Guidance counselors provide academic and career planning support, individualcounseling, and parent and teacher consultations. They serve on child studyteams (with administrators, psychologists, and teachers), and are liaisons tocommunity agencies. Anyone can refer a student to a child study team if thereis a concern. High school crisis intervention counselors work with students,parents, and staff on substance abuse and mental health issues.INTERNET USE POLICY - In order to prevent misuse or abuseof the internet in schools, a Student Acceptable Use Policy details whatconstitutes acceptable use of the internet including network etiquette,privacy, security, and vandalism. Parents or guardians may choose todisallow access to the internet for their students by completing the ParentOpt-Out form.NO SMOKING POLICY - The District’s No Smoking Tabacooand Vaping Prodcuts Policy prohibits smoking on all school districtproperty at all times.NONDISCRIMINATORY/DISCRIMINATORYHARASSMENT POLICY - Committed to maintaining aneducational environment free of any type of harassment, there areseparate policies for students and staff that prohibit harassment as wellas retaliation against a person for filing a harassment charge.OFFICIAL RECORDS - An official record for each student ismaintained at schools. Parents have the right to review these records,which include grades, achievement test scores, disciplinary matters, andpsychological tests.SCHOOL ATTENDANCE - Regular attendance is necessaryfor students to be academically successful. The state’s Compulsory SchoolLaw requires a written excuse from a parent or guardian within threedays of an absence. If this excuse is not provided, the district followsprocedures outlined by law and within district policy.STUDENT INTEGRITY - The district supports students’learning and academic achievement by encouraging them toproduce work that is their own best efforts, done with integrity, anddisplaying the best academic ethical behavior. Academic dishonestyand plagiarism are unacceptable and those engaged in such actswill face disciplinary consequences.WEAPONS POLICY - Weapons or replicas of weapons areforbidden on school property. Under state law, a student is subject toexpulsion for a period of not less than one year if he/she brings aweapon onto school property or onto any public conveyance providingtransportation to a school or school-sponsored activity.SpecialEducationServicesThe West Chester Area School District provides special educationand related services to appropriateresident children with disabilitieswho are aged three through 21.Under the federal Individuals withDisabilities Education Act, schoolaged children qualify for specialeducation and related servicesif they have one or more of thefollowing disabilities and, as aresult, need such services:(1) intellectual disabilities(2) hearing impairments(3) speech and/or languageimpairments(4) visual impairments(5) emotional disturbance(6) orthopedic impairments orphysical disabilities(7) autism, including pervasivedevelopmental disorders(8) traumatic brain injury(9) other health impairment(10) specific learning disabilities(11) deaf-blindness(12) deafness(13) multiple disabilityChildren aged three through theage of admission to kindergartenare eligible for early interventionprogramming if they have developmental delays and are in needof special education and relatedservices. For more information,please call the Special EducationDepartment at 484-266-1212.
WCASD Superintendent of Schools Dr. Bob Sokolowski, with his wife Beth, and daughter Ana.Hours of InstructionFM, EH, HH, RHPM, SMEB, EG, EX, GAFH, GS, HD, MC, PW, SS, WTCalendar KeyEBEGEXFHGA East Bradford ElementaryEast Goshen ElementaryExton ElementaryFern Hill ElementaryGlen Acres ElementaryGSHDMCPWSS Greystone ElementaryHillsdale ElementaryMary C. Howse ElementaryPenn Wood ElementarySarah Starkweather Elementary7:30 am - 2:15 pm8:05 am - 2:50 pm8:40 am - 3:10 pm9:10 am - 3:40 pmWTFMPMSMEH Westtown-Thornbury ElementaryJ. R. Fugett Middle SchoolE. N. Peirce Middle SchoolG. A. Stetson Middle SchoolEast High SchoolHHRHCPSEC B. Reed Henderson High SchoolBayard Rustin High SchoolWC Cyber ProramSpellman Educational Center
SundayTuesdayMondayWednesday21PW Kdg Playground Day @ 4-6pm8HH Senior PortraitsCP Cyber MS Parent Information NightHH Senior PortraitsFall sports begin151623EH Senior PortraitsTeacher InserviceSchool Board Mtg 7pm297121314192021PW Kdg Playground Day (Rain Date)181731EG New Family Social @ 4pmGA Kindergarten Open HouseGS Kindergarten OrientationCP Cyber Picnic (6-12)Teacher InserviceS M T W R F SAll ES Grades K-1 Open House26EH Marching Band Camp2728Teacher InserviceSeptember1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30FIRST DAY OF SCHOOLEH Marching Band CampHH Marching Band CampNew Teacher Induction8am-noon @ SMEH Marching Band CampHH Marching Band CampNew Teacher Induction8am-4pm @ SM2524EX Eagle’s Nest Meet & GreetEH Senior PortraitsTeacher Inservice306HH Senior PortraitsCP Cyber 6th Grade OrientationEH Marching Band CampEH Freshman OrientationHH Freshman/New Student Orientation EH Marching Band CampHH Marching Band CampHH Marching Band CampNew Teacher InductionNew Teacher Induction8am-4pm @ SM8am-4pm @ SMEH Marching Band CampHH Marching Band CampNew Teacher Induction8am-4pm @ SM2211109543SaturdayFridayThursdayAUGUST
Welcome to Greystone, the West Chester Area School District’s 11th elementary school! Construction started in December of 2019 on the 76,500 square foot school locatedat 1195 Aram Avenue in West Goshen. Greystone Elementary is the first new school to be built in the West Chester Area School District since Rustin High School opened in2006. “We are extremely excited about opening Greystone Elementary this coming school year! Building the school itself is important, of course, but establishing our cultureis paramount. I am primarily interested in a school that our students love and empowers them to achieve their best! I can’t wait to get to work with everyone!” -Dr. KevinFagan, Greystone PrincipalAll Events begin at 7pm unless otherwise notedCalendar KeyEB East Bradford ElementaryEG East Goshen ElementaryEX Exton ElementaryFHGAGSHDMC Fern Hill ElementaryGlen Acres ElementaryGreystone ElementaryHillsdale ElementaryMary C. Howse ElementaryPWSSWTFMPM Penn Wood ElementarySarah Starkweather ElementaryWesttown-Thornbury ElementaryJ. R. Fugett Middle SchoolE. N. Peirce Middle SchoolSMEHHHRHSEC G. A. Stetson Middle SchoolEast High SchoolB. Reed Henderson High SchoolBayard Rustin High SchoolSpellman Educational Center
SundayTuesdayMondaySeptember512Grandparents DayNational Arts in Education Week192676Schools & Offices ClosedLabor DayRosh Hashanah begins at sunsetthrough 9/813EX Welcome Back SocialES Honors Chorus RehearsalES Honors Chorus Rehearsal2027Schools ClosedWT Picture Day1421FH Homeroom Parent MeetingMS/HS Orchestra Open House @ FMMS @ 6pm and HS @ 7pm28WednesdaySaturdayFridayThursday13410112GA Square 1 Art Fundraiser BeginsAll ES Grades 2-3 Open HouseAll ES Grades 4-5 Open HouseFM Picture DayAll MS Grade 6 Parent OpenHouseGA PTO MeetingMC Back to School Picnic @ 6pmAll MS Grades 7 & 8 Parent OpenHouseFH SocialPW SocialSM Picture DayRH Oktoberfest Tailgate @ Stadium6:30pmFH Picture DayYom Kippur begins at sunsetthrough 9/16Schools ClosedEG Homeroom Parent Orientation@ 9-10amConstitution DayEG Picture DayFirst Day of AutumnHD PTO MeetingPW H&S Meeting @ 6-8pmWT PTO Meeting @ 6:30pm81522299162317AugustS M T W R F SEH Underclassmen PicturesSchool Board Mtg 7pmES Honors Chorus RehearsalMS Select Strings RehearsalAll HS Grades 9-12 Parent OpenHousePM Picture DayHS 2-Hour Delayed Opening182524EX Eagles Pride Walk-A-ThonHH Picture Day Grades 9-1130Patriot Day1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31EH Marching Band Cavalcade@ 6pmOctoberS M T W R F S1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031
Rustin High School Student Council members hang Halloween decorations atPenn Wood Elementary School for future Golden Knights.Members of the East High School Football team come together to help with acommunity garden project at the Melton Center.www.WCASD.net for info on news and events
SundayMondayOctober310National School Lunch Week17CP Cyber MS SocialNational School Bus Safety Week24United Nations DayDía de los MuertosHalloweenTuesdayWednesdayS M T W R F S5 612 1319 2026 2711EX Picture DayES Honors Chorus RehearsalIndigenous People DayColumbus Day18ES Honors Chorus Rehearsal25HS Senior Strings Violin Auditions@ EH 6:30pm1312GS Picture DayMS Select Strings Violin Auditions@ EH 6:30pm19WT Picture RetakesHH Tri-M Induction & Recital26S M T W R F S1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30654ES Honors Chorus Rehearsal1 2 3 47 8 9 10 1114 15 16 17 1821 22 23 24 2528 29 30EG Picture Make-Up DayPW Student PicturesFM Picture DayEH Cap & Gown Orders Due20277EH Underclassmen PictureMake-UpsEG Fun Run FundraiserGS Fun RunPW Fall FundraiserGWCC First Friday Gallery Walk8GS Field DayHH Senior Portraits Final SessionHS Senior Strings Viola, Cello & BassAuditions @ EH 6:30pmWT Fun RunHH Senior Portraits Final SessionCP Cyber MS Movie NightEB Book Fair Through 10/22FH Picture RetakesGA PTO MeetingMC Picture DayPW H&S Meeting @ 6-8pmRH Cap & Gown Meeting @ 7:30amMS Select Strings Viola, Cello & BassAuditions @ EH 6:30pmHH Homecoming GameRH Homecoming GameHD PTO MeetingEG Family Fun Night @ 7pmEX Trunk or Treat @ 5:30pmMC Haunted Howse Ball @ 6:30pmEH Homecoming Game14212831ES Honors Chorus RehearsalSchool Board Mtg 7pm21NovemberSeptemberSaturdayFridayThursdayWT PTO Meeting @ 6:30pmHH Financial Aid NightHS 2-Hour Delayed OpeningEH SAT Day16152229EG Halloween Parade & PartiesEX Trunk or Treat @5:30pmFH Trunk or Treat @ 5:30pmGS Halloween ParadePW Prized PumpkinFM Fright Night9HH Homecoming DanceRH Homecoming Dance23EH Homecoming DanceRH Marching Band CompetitionUnited Nations Day30GA Halloween Celebration
Dr. Catrambone and Fireball pay a visit to some Mary C. Howse friends.Students at Fern Hill Elementary School celebrate class accomplishments with afun dress up day.Visit . Like . Follow:
Wednesday43561213S M T W R F S1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30317Daylight Saving Time Ends:Turn Clocks Back 1 Hour14SM MusicalAmerican Education Week21HH Choral @ WCU 4pm28Hanukkah begins at sunsetthrough 12/6FH Holiday Basket CollectionThrough 11/17WCASD Choral Festival @ EH 7pmAll Saints Day8Teacher InserviceSchools ClosedElection DayGS Book Fair Through 11/17MC Book Fair Through 11/12Select Strings Sight ReadingRehearsal @ EHSenior Strings Sight ReadingRehearsal @ HH1615EX Book Fair Through 11/24Select Strings Sight ReadingRehearsal @ EHSenior Strings Sight ReadingRehearsal @ HH2322EG Book FairHalf Day for ElementaryFull Day for Middle & High SchoolK-5 Parent ConferencesSchool Board Mtg 7pm299EG Book FairFH PTO Fall Teacher AppreciationLuncheonHalf Day for Elementary & MiddleFull Day for High SchoolK-8 Parent ConferencesGA Square 1 DeadlineEH Tri-M Induction @ 7pm10Schools ClosedDiwali11End of 1st Marking PeriodEG HSA Meeting @ 9:30amGA PTO MeetingPW H&S Meeting @ 6-8pmEH Fall Drama Show @ 7pmVeterans DayEG Feed the HungryGA Book Fair Through 11/19SM MusicalEH Fall Drama Show @ 7pmHH Picture Retakes Grades 9-11WCAEF Fundraiser - HarlemWizards Basketball GameSM MusicalEH Fall Drama Show @ 1pm & 7pmRH Tri-M Induction & RecitalEG Science Fair @ 5:30-6:30pmFH PTO Holiday Basket AssemblyHD PTO MeetingWT Choral Concert/PlayPM Pictutre RetakesSM Spelling Bee @ 3pmHS 2-Hour Delayed OpeningRH Fall ShowWinter sports beginRH Fall ShowDistrict 12 Audition @ RHNo School for StudentsHalf Day for Teachers (am)K-12 Parent ConferencesSchools & Offices ClosedNational Day of MourningThanksgiving DaySchools & Offices Closed17241825192630EX Picture RetakesFH Winter Concert2027DecemberS M T W R F SNOVEMBER1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31
Members of the East High School choir record holiday favorites for their virtualwinter concert.Students at East Goshen Elementary School display the stained-glass snowflakewindows they created.All Events begin at 7pm unless otherwise notedRegistration for Kindergarten begins for the 2021-2022 school year
SundayMondayDecember5TuesdayWednesday1November21 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 3076EX Choral ConcertPW Student Picture RetakesSM 7/8 Band & RH Band @ RHWinter Keystone Window 1through 12/158GS Picture RetakesMC Holiday ConcertWT Instrumental Concert(5th Garde Band & 4th/5th Strings)WT PTO Meeting @ 6:30pmFM 6 Chorus & ChoralePW Community Holiday ShopWT Holiday WorkshopWC Old Fashioned ChristmasParadeEnd of 1st TrimesterEX Movie Night @ 7-9pmPW Student Holiday Shop9GA Grade 5 TripHD Winter ConcertFM 7 Chorus & ChoraleFM 7/8 Band & EH Band Combined RH Choral Concert/SM 8 Chorus &Concert @ 7pmChorale @ RHEG Winter ConcertEX/GA Instrumental Concert @ EHPW Winter ConcertPW H&S Meeting @ 6-8pmSS Winter ConcertHH Poetry Out Loud SchoolCompetitionHH Music Department HolidayConcertSM 7 Chorus & ChoraleEH Choir & Orchestra & FM 8th ChoirConcert @ 7pmGA Holiday ShopMC Holiday Shop Through 12/16FM 6 BandPM Orchestra ConcertGA Winter ConcertGA Pre School ShowRH Orchestra ShowHS 2-Hour Delayed OpeningHH Winter Chamber Concert@ WCU 4pmSchool Board Mtg 7pmFirst Day of Winter1926Kwanzaa through 1/11320Schools & Offices Closed2743S M T W R F SEB WInter ConcertSM 6 Band & ChorusSM Book Fair Through 12/10EH/FM Orchestra Concert @ 7pmSchool Board AnnualOrganization Meeting 7pm12SaturdayFridayThursday151421Schools ClosedGA Holiday ShopGA Choral ConcertGS Combined Winter ConcertSM Orchestra Concert22162329Schools Closed2430Schools ClosedEH Wrestling Colly Classic25Christmas Day31Schools & Offices ClosedNew Year’s Eve111817Schools & Offices ClosedChristmas EveEG Holiday Parties2810EH SAT DayKSO Holiday Pops @ RHJanuary 2022S M T W R F S2916233031017243114 5 6 7 811 12 13 14 1518 19 20 21 2225 26 27 28 29
Students are inducted into the National Honor Society at Henderson High School.Exton Elementary students participate in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day ofService.C heckout the2022-23 C ourse S election G uide
sday671New Year’s Day91623MS Select Strings RehearsalHS Senior Strings RehearsalPM 6th Gr Chorus & Band Concert1817Schools & Offices ClosedDr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day2431PM 7/8 ChrousPM 7/8 Band & Jazz Band ConcertMS Select Strings RehearsalHS Senior Strings RehearsalEnd of 2nd Marking PeriodDecember5 612 1319 2026 271 2 3 47 8 9 10 1114 15 16 17 1821 22 23 24 2528 29 30 31192625S M T W R F SES Honors Orchestra RehearsalMS Select Strings RehearsalHS Senior Strings Rehearsal121110ES Honors Orchestra RehearsalMS Select Strings Rehear
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