Northeastern School District

February 1, 2019

Mount Wolf Elementary Kindergarten and 1st grades celebrate 100 Days of School with 100 seconds of physical activi-

ty, a number grid activity, 100th Day of School story, writing, and a 100th day crown!

York Haven Elementary celebrates 100 Days of School with collections of 100!

Shallow Brook is celebrating the 100th day of school!!!

York Haven's Good Citizens for the 2nd Marking Period

Mrs. Donnelly's 2nd grade class came up with 100 things they learned this year to celebrate the 100th day of

school!

A parent email we received this week recognizing some of our teachers: Good Morning! I wanted to share with you an excerpt of an essay my son wrote for college. I just wanted you to know what an inspiration these teachers were to him, as well as I am sure they are to many students. ….I aspired to become a teacher. School was more than just the half-hour of recess to me; it was the place I learned

more and more each day about the world in which I live - all because of the teachers. To this day I still hold the senti-

ment that teachers deserve more credit than student grant for - quite literally - they educate each and every child in the

next generation, no matter that child’s interest in school or quality of home life or previous education. What really made

this aspiration come alive, however, was that I have been taught by numerous teachers who would not trade their jobs

for the world and put their hearts into what they do. While nobody but Northeastern students will understand their

names, Mr. Raymond, Mrs. Coombes, Mr. Garrigan, Ms. Brown, Ms. Dellinger, and Ms. Witmer - to name a few - have

made school more than just a place to take notes for eight hours and forget it all the next week. They start and end each

day with a smile, they genuinely care about each and every student, they encourage individual ideas, they foster the

growth of students not only academically but also personally, and they absolutely love what they do….

Students at York Haven made cards and wrote thoughtful messages to the Newberry Township Police Department

after the loss of Tazer, the department’s police dog. Tazer will be missed and we are thankful for his service.

First graders at Conewago who

reach their reading at home goal

for each month earn a FREE Piz-

za Hut pizza coupon.

Thanks to Terri Rappold, the Middle School staff recently celebrated “National Have Fun at Work Day.” After hearing about

the day of fun, Terri devised a plan that brought every MS team to the main office to play rock/paper/scissors. Each team

would end up with one winner who would then represent their team at the end of the day. After student dismissal these 10

representatives competed against each other to crown one Grand Champion. While Lisa Marx may be known as a soft spoken,

kind hearted soul, we here at NMS know better. She is a warrior and her toughness and tenacity know no boundaries. Con-

gratulations to our beloved warrior, Mrs. Lisa Marx. Your rock/paper/scissors game is mad hot, yo!!!

Mr. D’Orazio decided to lend a helping hand during

our early dismissal to make sure all sixth graders had

a nutritious lunch before heading home!

Congratulations to the participants in the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association Student Journalism Competi-

tion held on the campus of Harrisburg Area Community College on November 13, 2018. The following students

competed in writing, design, photography, and video categories: Jade Kohler, Abby Tabachini, Raffy Font, Abbie

Hornberger, Jeffrey Hudak, Aiden Wyble, Micaela Bradley, Lauryn Hockman, Rachel Hockman, Regan Gross, Car-

ly Blouch, Jayden Herod, Emily Dellinger, Fatou Sawaneh, Chantelle Stone, Isha Patel, Nate Toomey, Dakota

Freyser, Braydon Clancy, and Victoria Santos.

These High Street Media students earned high honors at the event. Yearbook students won four of the six catego-

ries in their competition, and broadcast students won three of the four categories in their competition.

Congratulations to the following regional winners who will compete in the State Finals at Penn State

University in March:

Jeffrey Hudak: Yearbook Captions

Regan Gross: Yearbook Photography

Abby Tabachini: Yearbook Spread Design

Abbie Hornberger: Yearbook Copy

Emily Dellinger: Broadcast Script

Nate Toomey & Dakota Freyser: Broadcast News Video

Braydon Clancy & Victoria Santos: Broadcast Feature Video

Best of luck in the finals!

Antonio Rizzuto, 2018 Graduate, was recently

named Rookie of the Week!

Congratulations Antonio! #BobcatProud

Last Friday, the Mount Wolf third graders received a visit from a special guest. After reading a selection about the important

work of K9 officers, York County's very own K9 officer, Hawk, spent the afternoon with Cpl. Strine detailing their daily adven-

tures. Students were able to ask questions, see Hawk work from his K9 police cruiser, and even give him a friendly pet on the

head. A special thanks to Cpl. Strine and Hawk for helping to keep our communities safe!

Bob Mayberger

SFI and SBI students and families joined together last Friday for a Rock N Bowl event at Laser Alleys. Everyone

had fun bowling and playing lase tag. We look forward to our next one in April!

2nd and 3rd grade students at Conewago enjoyed a visit from a K-9 police officer and his dog.

This visit was a fun way to help the students make a connection to the stories about service

dogs that they were reading in ELA.

SFI Decades Spirit Day-- Check out our spirited Bobcats!

Students at Conewago celebrated the 100th day of school. Families created t-shirts to celebrate. Teachers celebrated too!