2nd Annual Golf Tournament for the Dallas Foundation
Golf Tournament Letter
Tournament Application
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Math Competition Team
Math Competition Team: Luzerne County Mathematics Contest Congratulations to Deep Patel for placing fourth in the senior division and Danna Yu for placing 6th on Saturday April 21.
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WSCTC Tour Information & Open House
8th grade tour invitation letter-Dallas
West Side Career and Technology would like to extend a “personal invitation” to all Dallas 8th grade parents/guardians and your
child(ren) to attend our Open House on Wednesday, April 25, 2012 from 6:00-8:00PM.
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Academic All America Team
Academic All America
There are over 289,700 students involved in aquatics in high school in over 14,000 programs for boys and girls. Approximately 2% of these students are recognized as high school All Americans. Not only are our athletes talented in the pool but in the classroom as well. To qualify for this award the athlete must have
1. Minimum GPA 3.750 on 4.0 scale or 95.75% on the grade scale the school uses for 7 semesters.
2. GPA may not be rounded up.
3. Be a graduating senior and letter in senior year.
I am proud to announce our student/athlete named to the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association of America Academic All America Team.
Lindsey Kelly
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FBLA Winners!
The Dallas Future Business Leaders of America will be attending the FBLA State Leadership Conference in Hershey from April 15-19. The ten winners include: Rachael Alles (Outgoing Region 16 President and Dallas Chapter President), Evonna Ackourey, Alyssa Blamire, Logan Darling, James DelPriore, Zachary Goodwin, Drew Harding, Romy Morsy, Greg Petorak and Rocky Rutkoski. Mrs. Linda Shrader is advisor. Students advanced to states after winning regionals which was held at LCCC last January. Winners at the SLC have the opportunity to compete at the National Leadership Conference this summer in San Antonio, Texas.
They are:
Row 1: Rocky Rutkoski
Row 2: Romy Morsy, Rachael Alles (Outgoing Region 16 President and Dallas Chapter President), Alyssa Blamire (Chapter VP) Row 3: Zachary Goodwin, Logan Darling, Drew Harding
Missing from Picture: Evonna Ackourey, James DelPriore, Greg Petorak
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Computer Fair Winners!
Bill Gartrell, Caitlin Meehan, Jacob Arnold, John Blat, Stephen Wempa, Mike Harrison, Evan May, Mike Cherinka, Connor Martinez, Logan Darling, Ann Meyer, Kelly Jacobs, Madison Ziemba, Samantha Zimniski, Allison Yourechko
Wynne Nardone's Middle School First place winners.
Madeleine Ross - Digital Video
Lorenzo Buchhalter and Robert Martin- Animation
Chas Siegel - Graphic Design
Alex Zaykowski - Programming
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Science Olympiad Winners
Check out the Pictures
Medal winners include:
Chris LaFratte and Amber Habib - Second place in the Forensics event and third place in Protein Modeling Krysti Oschal and Travis Mattson - third place in the helicopter event Samuel Reinert and Dana Capitano - fourth place in the Forestry event
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Annual IPM Letter
IPM Letter
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Donations to the Back Moutain Food Pantry
Regan Palfey's Third Grade class representatives, of the Dallas Elementary School, wanted to open their hearts and help those in need for the month of February.
They held a Food Drive from Feb. 6 until Feb. 24 for the Back Mountain Food Pantry. Many faculty, staff, and students helped make this a very successful drive.
If you would like to donate food items: Call the office, contact the director or send an e-mail to: bmfoodpantry@gmail.com .
In photo from left to right: Top Row: Julia Macey, Evan Plank (Class Vice-President), Brooke Higgins, Karly Milazzo, Ryan Collins (Class President), Dennis Dukinas, Hanna Oldt, Rachel Strazdus, Mia Reinert, Keira Williamson.
Middle Row: Abbagale West, Matthew Giampietro, Declan Dixon (Class Secretary), Joshua Schnable, Daniel Cochran (Class Judge), Abigail Blockus, and Christopher Welch.
Bottom Row: Colin Davis, Katie Enz, Megan Thomas, Joseph Coolbaugh, and Rocco Catina
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One Call Now Parent Portal
One Call Now
One Call Now is an automated messaging service that allows schools to contact thousands of parents within minutes. Your child’s school has implemented One Call Now to improve substantially its ongoing communication with you. The partnership with One Call Now shows your school’s commitment to you, and to your child’s education and safety.
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Blue Chip Animal Rescue Collection Drive
The Dallas High School PTSO Steering Committee in conjunction with the Guidance Department is conducting the Blue Chip Animal Rescue Collection Drive from March 5th to March 9th in all of the District's schools. Donations can be drooped off in the Main Lobbies of the elementary schools, the middle school and the high school.
Kneeling left to right: Sara Evans, dog Nugget and Arnie Brodhead.
Standing left to right: School Counselor Robyn Jones, PTSO Parents Bonnie Stachnik and Laura Harrison, Jessi Mendoza and PTSO parent Laura Stearns.
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Senator Lisa Baker Visits the High School
The Dallas High School Guidance Department hosted State Senator Lisa Baker to tour the new facilities at Dallas High School. Senator Baker visited classrooms in the Technology Department to view demonstrations on Prototyping, Automation Engineering, and Engineering Graphics. Pictured sitting left to right: Systems Technician Jonathan Stucker, and student Andrew Santora. Standing left to right: State Senator Lisa Baker, student Kaylin Russell and Family and Consumer Science teacher Mrs. Nancy Garvey.
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New Technology Program open FREE to the public!
Tech Guru Infoshare
The Dallas School District Technical Support Department is pleased to announce a weekly community service offering to district residents and district employees.
Tech Guru Infoshare - This is an open technology information forum for answering technology questions and sharing technology tips. This is open to district residents FREE of charge. All sessions will be held at the high school. Interested parties need to register prior to the meeting. Registered parties will have to check in at the security desk upon arrival and will be directed to the session location. This technology public service will be on Wednesdays from 3:30 to 6:00 P.M.
(Please click on the link if you are interested)
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Right to Know Law and Open Records
Click here to download: Request Form
Governor Edward G. Rendell signed the new Right-To-Know law on February 14, 2008 fundamentally changing the way people access public records of their government. Government agencies must presume that a record is a public record available for inspection or copying. The new law requires government agencies, including school districts, to comply with the new regulations as set forth by the Right-to-Know Law Act 3 of 2008. This new law changes the way citizens have access to public records of their government agencies and the way these government agencies process these requests. To obtain a public record from the Dallas School District, please download the proper form posted below and mail it to the Dallas School District, Attention: Grant S. Palfey, Open Records Officer
***Cost for copies of requested information is $.25 per page.
To Submit a Right to Know Request or for More Information:
Contact Grant S. Palfey, Open Records Officer
Dallas School District
P.O. Box 2000
Dallas, PA 18612
Phone: (570) 674-7231
Fax: (570) 675-0192 or gpalfey@dallassd.com
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Contact Information:
Office of Open Records
Commonwealth Keystone Building
400 North Street, 4th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17120-0225
Phone: 717-346-9903
website: http://openrecords.state.pa.us
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Building Improvement Project
Information
Dallas School District Conceptual Site Analysis; Potential Project Costs; Program Documentation Presentation and Existing Conditions Presentation
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