Priestley Elementary School 423 Cannery Road Northumberland, PA 17857 Phone: 570-473-3261 Principal: Mr. Roy Burns burnsr@shikbraves.org School Hours: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM 1/2 Day dismissal is at 11:45AM Morning student drop-off time 8:00-8:30AM. Please have your child here before 8:15AM if you want them to have time to eat breakfast before class. We are starting regular parent pick-up at 2:50 PM. (11:35 AM on half-days) Please do not enter the driveway before the listed time, as you will only be blocking district transportation. You're Invited! The Priestley Student Awards Program will be posted here on the Priestley website on June 11th. Access to the video will be open for an extended time so families can enjoy viewing the program at a time when their schedules allow them to view it with their children. Please join us in celebrating everything the students have accomplished. Priestley Student Awards Program For students receiving awards, please contact Mr. Burns to receive your award certificate, medallion, pin, etc. 5th graders can experience a virtual tour of the Middle School by clicking on the video below. Faculty & Staff Diane VanKirk - KDG Oriana Auman - KDG Bria Felmy - 1st Grade Heather Krouse - 1st Grade Kathy Stettler - 2nd Grade Michelle Aurand - 2nd Grade Sammi Zeigler - 3rd Grade Shane Snyder - 3rd Grade Joshua Beddall - 4th Grade Elizabeth Rohrbach - 4th Grade Kirsten Weller - 4th Grade Ryan Bucher - 5th Grade Stephanie Bowman - 5th Grade Jordan Dunkelberger - Learning Support Tara Paige - Speech/Language Suzanne Nickler - Reading Interventionist Diane Sones - Physical Education Minda Fogarty - Librarian Lori Kenney - Librarian Aide Mark Lenig - Music Ryan Albertson - Art Jane Reichenbach - Enrichment Denise Snyder - Nurse Dave Hoffman - Guidance Counselor William Troutman - Office Secretary Angela Derr - Office Secretary Michelle Stender - Custodian Mary Neidig - Custodian From Our School Counselor Mr. Hoffman: Smart Futures is a Pittsburgh-based non-profit software development organization in the field of education and workforce development. Smart Futures’ vision is a Commonwealth with an emerging workforce prepared for 21st century careers. To accomplish its mission, Smart Futures has created SmartFutures.org, an online career planning and portfolio platform that makes it easy for a school district or charter school to implement and comply with Pennsylvania’s Career Readiness Indicators that are a part of Future Ready PA. Students can log in to the website and use Smart Futures at home. For students currently in 3rd or 5th grade, go to Smart Futures.org and enter their User ID and Password. If they do not remember their login information, feel free to contact me at hoffmand@shikbraves.org and I will forward it to you. Safe2Say Something is a youth violence prevention program run by the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General. The program teaches youth and adults how to recognize warning signs and signals, especially within social media, from individuals who may be a threat to themselves or others and to “say something” BEFORE it is too late. With Safe2Say Something, it’s easy and confidential to report safety concerns to help prevent violence and tragedies. Here’s how it works:
| Priestley Family, We all miss you! Below is a video produced by Mrs. Paige with greetings from the teachers and staff at Priestley. Enjoy the video, stay safe, and be kind, From all of us at Priestley! Current End of Marking Period Dates (subject to change) 1st Marking Period: October 28th 2nd Marking Period: January 14th 3rd Marking Period: March 22nd 4th Marking Period: June 1st Need help with your child's math homework? Below is a link to a YouTube video that will show you how to install and use an app called Bounce Pages. It is directly linked to the enVision math program. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMnyrKBDzHk The McKinney-Vento Homeless Act guarantees a free and appropriate public education for all homeless children and youth. Federal and state laws make the school district’s responsibility clear.
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