Public education continues to face unprecedented challeng-es. As we move forward and look to next school year, we know we must be aware of the economic climate that both schools and communities currently face. There is no doubt that our first

priority must be our students. We therefore, will continue to grow educational programs that will promote student suc-cess while being cognizant of the financial implications of our decisions. In this publication, Mr. Frentz, our business manager, presents a brief snapshot of the budget process.

We are proud of our students’ accomplishments that we have seen this school year. Our musical production, Hairspray, was outstanding. I have had an outpouring of rave reviews from our community, staff and student body. We also have had many of our student athletes reach high performance levels, as we have had many individual and team accolades. In addition, we continue to see students shine in academic areas.

This year’s seniors will be the 100th class to graduate from Susquehanna Township School District. We have many proud and accomplished alumni and have a strong alumni association that continues to support our school district. We are hoping to spotlight some of our alumni at the graduation ceremony this year.

You will see that we have changed our community newsletter format. I hope you find this and future editions to be a beneficial tool of communication. There are many wonderful and positive events taking place at our school district. Creating a strong bridge between our schools and our community is an important part of the success and future of Susquehanna Township School District. I appreciate the support we always see from our parents and community at large.

Dr. Susan M. Kegerise Superintendent

Spring 2012 · Volume XXVII · No. 1

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From the Superintendent’s Desk

Budget UpdateBy Michael Frentz, Business Manager

The 2011-12 budget passed by the Board of School Directors did not include a real estate tax increase or reduction in education programs. The board has set the same goal for the 2012-13 budget. At the Dec. 5, 2011 reorganization meeting, the Susquehanna Township School District Board of Directors approved a resolution confirming that if a real estate tax increase is necessary for the 2012-13 fiscal year, it would not increase more than 1.7 percent. That action has set in place one of the major parameters of the budget process. The challenge in meeting that goal is finding ways to reduce expenditures when approximately 93 percent, or $39.3 million, of the funds expended are driven by preexisting contracts and state and federal mandates.

At the Jan. 23, 2012 board meeting, revenue projections for the 2012-2013 fiscal year were shared with the board.* It is anticipated that total revenue for the 2012-13 fiscal year will not increase from revenue received from the 2011-12 fiscal year. At the Feb. 27, 2012 board meeting, expenditure

projections for the 2012-13 fiscal year were reviewed with the Board.* It is anticipated that most of the increase in expenditures will come from a 43-percent increase in the pension contributions to the Public School Employees Retirement System (PSERS)—a state mandate.

The administration, faculty and staff will continue to review budget information at each of the remaining board meetings in the 2011-12 school year, working toward the goal of a balanced budget, with minimal increase in real estate taxes and no reduction in programs operated by the district. By law the district is required to approve a preliminary budget no later than May 31, 2012. The board will vote on the preliminary budget at the May 21, 2012 board meeting. State law requires a final budget to be approved no later than June 30, 2012. The board will act on the final budget at the June 25, 2012 board meeting.

*All budget information reviewed with the board at the public meetings is available online. Visit the district Web page www.hannasd.org and select Board Docs under the Quick Links section.

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High School Hosts Annual Senior Citizen Prom On Nov. 19, Susquehanna Township High School held its annual Senior Citizen Prom in the high school cafeteria. The 80 guests spent the afternoon dancing to Big Band music provided by Bill Perbetsky and the High School Jazz Band. Thirty-five students representing the National Honor Society, Student Government and Key Club helped set up the event, served the food and danced with the guests. The festivities included the crowning of a king and queen and awarding of door prizes.

Jim Auld and Gerry Meacham were crowned prom king and queen.

Everyone had so much fun that the band played well past the scheduled ending time. The event was open to all senior citizens residing in Susquehanna Township.

Curtains Open To HairsprayHairspray, the 2012 musical production of Susquehanna Township High School, opened March 1 and closed March 4. The play, about a young woman fulfilling her dreams of being on television, failing in love and seeing racial injustice eliminated, featured Bailey Howell (Tracy Turnblad), Connor Wallace (Link Larkin), Alaina McDonnell (Velma von Tussle), Kelsee Sweigard (Amber von Tussle), Elijah Jones (Seaweed Stubbs), Aiyana Holton (Motormouth Maybelle), Aidan Roth (Edna Turnblad), and Dorothy Nichter (Penny).

“The young men and women of the cast set this production apart,” said teacher and cast member William Burns. “Their focus and hard work throughout the process became evident as rehearsals wound down and the shows themselves began.”

The success of this production relied on the contributions of all the performers, technical and stage crew personnel, costumers, producers, and directors. Director Stuart Landon from Open Stage of Harrisburg provided a clear vision and guided his actors masterfully, always getting the best out of each. In addition, the choreography, directed by Angela Wise, gave the audience an extra sense of the 60’s style, and the vocals stood out under the direction of Amy Burghdorf.

Students Recognized For Outstanding Academics The following students were recognized as National Merit Finalists:

Left to right: Fatimata-Bin Abdulai Bukari, Natalie Kochanov, Krista Landis and Hannah Abele.

Hannah Abele has been named Rotary Club student of the month and belongs to the National Honor Society. She has been a member of the stage crew for high school musicals since the ninth-grade and most recently was the stage manager for this year’s musical production, Hairspray. Abele is also working behind the scenes at

local theater company, Open Stage of Harrisburg. She is also part of the Harrisburg Art Association. Abele plans to attend college to major in industrial design.

Natalie Kochanov is a member of the National Honor Society and was named Rotary Club Student of the Month. Kochanov has been active in gymnastics since the age of 5, participating in various competitions. She has played the violin since the fourth-grade, currently playing for the school orchestra, and has earned positions in district and county orchestra. Kochanov plans to attend college to major in creative writing.

Krista Landis is a member of the National Honor Society and was awarded the Business Student of the Year Award in ninth-grade. She is a marching band section leader and plays the mellaphone, piano and trumpet in the High School Jazz Band. Landis has participated as a member of the musical stage crew throughout high school and is a member of Amnesty International. In her junior year, she created the Film Club. Landis plans to attend college to major in foreign service or research chemistry.

In addition to being named a National Merit Finalist, Fatimata-Bin Abdulai Bukari is also a finalist in the National Achievement Scholarship Program. She was awarded a scholarship from Huntington for most improved SAT score and in the 10th-grade was recognized as most improved soccer player. Bukari is vice president of the Key Club. She is also a member of the soccer team, Little Buddies and Pals, Habitat for Humanity, New Beginnings Enrichment Program and the Math/Science Challenge. Bukari plans to attend the University of Pennsylvania, where she will major in the medical field.

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Mock Trial Team Wins District ChampionshipThree years after creating its mock trial team, Susquehanna Township High School bested back-to-back reigning champion Cumberland Valley to earn the title of 2012 District Champion.

The Mock Trial program, hosted by the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division, pits local school districts against each other in simulated court hearings. Schools are given case materials to analyze and create arguments. In competition, these arguments are performed in front of a jury comprised of practicing lawyers and presided over by practicing justices.

The team was comprised of six student lawyers and six student witnesses, who devoted countless hours of hard work, often times giving up their weekends

and holidays to develop their cases. The task of preparing for competition requires a scholastic aptitude of upper-level collegiate work.

“Our

ability to dominate the clock thanks to our freshmen witnesses’ knack for dragging out even the simplest responses, and the expert and inspiring performances from our upper-classmen lawyers put an end to Cumberland Valley’s dominance in this region,” said faculty advisor Jon Martindell.

Key Club Names STHS Student Lieutenant GovernorEthan Wayda, a junior at Susquehanna Township High School, was elected to serve as lieutenant governor of the 13 North Division of the Key Club. As lieutenant governor, Wayda is responsible for oversight of four to 16 high school Key Clubs, serving as a liaison between the clubs and the district board. He must visit each of their clubs, publish a monthly divisional newsletter and hold a monthly Divisional Council Meeting.

National Honor Society Inducts New Members Each fall, Susquehanna Township High School invites juniors and seniors with a cumulative GPA of at least 92.6 to join the National Honor Society (NHS). Applicants must be well rounded students who participate in multiple extracurricular activities, complete community service and demonstrate leadership skills. After induction, students help to organize and support community service events throughout the school year. Upcoming events sponsored by NHS include: Relay for Life (June); a blood drive (May); and a Mini-Thon including a dodgeball tournament (April 28).

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Lawyers: Brian Keisling, Sophia Diamond, JC Rowe, Quoc Tran, Emily Baseman, Jeff Mather; Witnesses: Kristy Landis, Tierny Daniels, Long Tran, Gabe Freedman, Eli Raeker-Jordan, Katie McGroarty; Faculty Advisor: Jon Martindell; Legal Adviser: Bret Keisling

Boys’ Swim Team Wins Keystone Conference The Susquehanna Township Boys Swim Team won the 2012 Keystone Confer-ence with an undefeated record of 9-0. This is the first boys’ swim team cham-pionship since 1983. Season highlights included wins over strong competitors Mechanicsburg and Lower Dauphin.

Swimmers Earn Post-Season Honors The boys’ post season began with Mid-Penn Championships on Feb. 11, where the Indians (an AA team) placed third

behind Hershey and Cumberland Valley (two AAA teams). The 12 team mem-bers who qualified for this meet are Wendell Banks, Ben Braund, Ricky Diaz, Zach Findling, Jay Kosier, Sam Martin, Miles Nimmons, Tyler Ozehowski, Lyle Pickles, Nathan Raeker-Jordan, Nathan Smith and Theo Vellios.

Ten men advanced to the District III Championship meet where they again placed third, this time behind Schuylkill Valley and Northern. The swimmers included Wendell Banks, Ben Braund, Ricky Diaz, Jay Kosier, Sam Martin, Tyler Ozehowski, Lyle Pickles, Nathan Raeker-Jordan, Nathan Smith and Theo Vellios.

Four of these men went on to represent Susquehanna Township in the PIAA State Individual Swimming Champion-ship. Junior Nathan Smith placed first in the 50 yard freestyle with a time of 20.87 seconds. This time won him the gold at States and broke the school record. Smith also took home two silver medals in the 100 yard freestyle and the 200 yard freestyle relay. To cap off what was already a great season for Smith, he received the “Swimmer of the Meet” award at the State Championship. This is the first time in school history that a swimmer from Susquehanna Township received this award.

Other members of the team also made a strong showing at the PIAA State Individual Swimming Championship. The 200 yard freestyle relay team took home a silver medal. The team was made up of Smith, Jay Kosier, Ricky Diaz and Sam Martin. Diaz also placed 22nd in the 200 yard freestyle, and Kosier placed 15th in the 50 yard freestyle and 17th in the 100 yard freestyle.

Lady Indians Swim Team member Erica Clancy also qualified for Mid-Penn Cham-pionships, District III Championship and the PIAA State Championship meet where she placed 13th in the 50 yard freestyle.

Nathan Smith won a gold and two silver medals at the PIAA State Championship swim meet, where he was named Swimmer of the Meet.

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Girls Basketball Team Wins District, Makes Back-To-Back State Appearances

Left to right: Tanner Turner-Rush, Kisha Steele-Hook, Jasmine Yanich and Arianna Delerme.

The 2011-12 Lady Indi-ans completed another successful season that punched their ticket to the PIAA state tourna-ment. This marks the first time in nearly 30 years that the Indians will make back-to-back state appearances.

The Lady Indians’ regular season record

of 18-4 was capped with a decisive win on television against Keystone rival Lower Dauphin. In the same televised win, West Chester-bound senior Kisha Steele-Hook scored her 1,000th career point.

Steele-Hook, junior Tianna Jackson and senior Jasmine Yanich all were named to the Keystone Division All-Star team.

Other regular season highlights included wins over district qualifiers Me-chanicsburg, West York and Susquehannock. In the district tournament, the Indians posted wins over Manheim Central and Dover High School to qualify for the state championship.

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On March 10, 2012, Averee Robinson made school history, becoming the first wrestler to win back-to-back state championships. He was named PIAA State Wrestling Champion for the 285-pound weight class. With a career record of 154-13, he will go down as the Indians’ all-time leader in career wins. Averee will represent Pennsylvania in the Dapper Dan wrestling tournament, an invitation-only competition in which the best in each state wrestle against each other on a national level.

Dan King finished in 8th place at the State Wrestling Championship. This is the third time that Dan has qualified for the state wrestling tournament and the second year that he has placed in the tournament. Dan finished his career at Susquehanna Township with a record of 132-35. This places Dan as the sec-ond all-time leader in career wins.

Averee Robinson (center) won back-to-back state wrestling championships and is the Indians’ all-time leader in career wins.

National Signing Day

On Feb. 1, Susquehanna Township held National Signing Day in the high school library. Fourteen men and women par-ticipated in this event. It was a great day for the high school, community, family members and the student-athletes who announced where they will be continuing their educational and athletic careers. Both FOX 43 and ABC 27 televised this memorable event.

Aaron Moyer McDaniel College FootballShane Mills California University (PA) FootballMarquez Norford Bloomsburg University FootballLeroy McClain Slippery Rock University FootballAveree Robinson Temple University FootballAnthony Fiore Delaware Valley College FootballVaughn Jones Delaware Valley College FootballJasmine Yanich Penn State – Harrisburg BasketballKisha Steele-Hook West Chester University BasketballBrittany Predmore Lock Haven University Field HockeyJay Kosier Cleveland State University SwimmingRicky Diaz Shippensburg University SwimmingAlexis Torres Alvernia College SoftballBrandie Mott Mount Aloysius College Softball

Prominent Member Of President’s Administration Visited Middle School Students The undersecretary for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Kevin Concannon, visited the Middle School on Feb. 15. While there, Concannon met with three seventh-grade physical education and health classes to discuss healthy school lunch initiatives. He and his staff also ate lunch with the students to speak with them on a more personal level.

Hershey Bears Player Visits STMS

A group of middle school students welcome Hershey Bears player Graham Mink (far left).

Hershey Bears player Graham Mink visited Susquehanna Town-ship Middle School during Heart Healthy month in February. The professional ice hockey player gave students health tips during a live interview on the school’s televised morning announcements. Mink also spent time visiting the middle school’s ice hockey fans.

Front row: Jermir Thomas, Colbie Archie, Marquez Wright, Aeneas Carter Larson Holley, Kentrel Rucker. Back row: Coach Locust, Tra’el Seegars, Tayvon Bowers, Travis Jensen, Darien Perez, Joey Arney. Not Pictured: Sam Allen.

Seventh-Grade Boys Basketball Team Has Undefeated SeasonThe seventh-grade basketball team finished the season unde-feated with a record of 15-0 and took first place in the Milton S. Hershey Invitational tournament in February.

Students Raise Money For American Heart Association Hoops For HeartIn February, seventh- and eighth-grade students held a Hoops for Heart event in which they participated in basketball

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Students Qualify For WITF Central Pa Spelling BeeThree middle school students qualified for the WITF Central PA Spelling Bee by spelling the most words correctly in a 50-word test given to the entire school. The winners are as follows: eighth-grader Tiffany Sterling, first place; seventh-grader Max Cherepinsky, second place; eighth-grader Abimael Roque, third place. Out of the 150 students from 67 school districts across the state that competed, 34 students, including Sterling and Cherepinsky, advanced to the Grand Championship Spelling Bee held in February. Sterling placed 5th overall.

Left to right: Max Cheripinsky, Tiffany Sterling, Abimael Roque and Ms. Raquel Summerford.

Left to right: Darien Perez and Lynique Fletcher.

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From left to right the seventh-grade Hoops for Heart winners are: Tayvon Bowers, Kwame McCray, Camille Mitchel, Larson Holley.

Above: Eighth-grade Hoops for Heart winners are: Aaron Seigle, Devin Rosenberger, Muchlis Zahizi, Traquan Latham, Jordan Alexander, Alonzo Rivera, Isaac Banks, Jordan Caruso and Darius Holloman.

Jump Rope For Heart Sixth-graders participated in a Get Up and Move event in conjunction with The Jump Rope for Heart Campaign in February. The pictured students raised $210 collec-tively for the American Heart Association.

From left to right: Joel Colvin, Michael Barowski, Claire Gallagher, Tabitha Verdelli, Emily Morela. Not pictured: Brandon Burrows.

Left to right standing: Mr. Melvin Claytor, Mrs. Ann West. Left to right seated: Jack Ferguson, Ari Pelna, Dharm Vekaria.

Students Display Worldly Knowledge At Annual Geography Bee The annual middle school Geography Bee was held in January. The 24 participants were led through a series of challenging questions by moderator Melvin Claytor. The winners are as follows: first place, seventh-grader Ari Pelna; second place, sixth-grader Dharm Vekaria; third place, sixth-grader Jack Ferguson.

Sara Lindemuth kindergarten-ers Xuanxi Yang (left) and Shah Hasan (right) conduct a science experiment.

Kindergarteners Experience Hands-On ScienceThe new extended-day kindergarten program for the 2011-12 school year has allowed time for children to be involved with the Full Option Science System (FOSS). FOSS is supported by the National Science Foundation and engages children in hands-on, inquiry-based learning.

Top Row (left to right): Adrian Butts, Cydney Hickerson, Joshua Ginck; Bottom Row (left to right): Lily Karl, Inanna Carter, Felicia Lehigh, Nyah Banks

Members not pictured: Aidan Stare, Jeremiah Kebede, Antwone Rector, Tamia King, Shannon Bailey, Theresa Kabeya and Abby Lokitis.

Holtzman Computer Art Club Enhances Students’ Creativity Students are enhancing their creative skills in the Computer Art Club at Holtzman Elementary. The club is open to fourth- and fifth-graders who meet every Tuesday to create a variety of digitally enhanced works of art including magazine covers, CD covers, t-shirts and business cards. The club is sponsored by the Hanna Education Foundation and facilitated by Mrs. Lester and Ms. Ho.

Fourth-grade chess club members Kean Garner and Jarrad Smith enjoy some friendly competition.

Holtzman Chess Club Teaches Patience And Critical Thinking The Holtzman Elementary Chess Club is providing students with a fun, healthy and IQ-boosting after-school activity. The 31 members of this club are developing the patience and critical-thinking skills required to play the game. Studies have shown that children who employ the intellectual processes used in chess can benefit in other academic areas.

“Chess offers a wonderful diversion from the beeping, buzzing and flashing modern-day distractions that bombard our kids,” said club advisor Jeff McGaw, who started the club in 2011.

To get more parents and grandparents involved in the game, the club had a Chess 101 course for parents and guardians in February. Similar events will be held in the future. The chess club meets Mondays after school through the end of April.

Members of the chess club include: Ryan Beall, Liam Bechtel, Micah Enders Bidgood, Jakim Chatman, Jason Cole, Emily Decker, Damian Dimopoulos, Daegan Fuss, Kean Garner, Mau-rice Gentry, Nathaniel Ginck, Keil Heineman, Halim Joseph, Jameela Joseph, John Klinger, Xander Lee, Justin Pitassi, Jona-than Reeve, Jonas Robin, Anthony Rosito, Brayden Russ, Alex Shellhammer, Jarrad Smith, Madyson Smith, Markie Vellios, Darryl Watkins, Nicholas Watson, Alex Weinstock, Brandon Young, Quincy Young and Tucker Ziegler.

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Lindemuth Kindergartners Perform Fall ConcertThe fall kindergarten vocal concert was held on Nov. 18, 2011. Former kindergarten teacher Carol Scott volun-teered her time to play the piano as the students sang an arrangement of autumn-themed songs. Parents and guardians were invited to the performance and visited their child’s classroom as part of American Education Week.

Students Get Creative At Lindemuth Fall FestivalThe Sara Lindemuth/Anna Carter Primary School Fall Festival was a PTO-sponsored activity held on Oct. 22, 2011. This fes-tive occasion invited students and their families to participate in a variety of fun activities such as decorating pumpkins, creating seasonal crafts and playing autumn-themed games. Left to right: McKylee and McKenzie Mosby, and Kathryn and Jessica Long decorate pumpkins at the Fall Festival.

Holtzman Elementary has created a unique way to help students and parents prepare for the PSSA with the introduction of “Are you Smarter than a 5th grader?” The game is played similarly to the TV rendition, pitting a group of fifth-graders against parent volunteers. The questions are all based on material the students will encounter on the PSSA and in the classroom. Catego-ries include language arts, math, science and writing. Commercial breaks are taken during the game to share PSSA information such as test length, times and dates. This most recent game took place in November and had more than 200 people in attendance.

Holtzman Elementary Brings PSSA To Life With ‘Are You Smarter Than A 5Th Grader?’

Students selected for prestigious county, regional and state music groupsSeveral Susquehanna Township School District students were selected to represent their schools in county, regional and state music ensembles. The students were selected through a competitive audition process where judges select the most talented students.

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Elementary County Band

Elementary County Chorus

Elementary County Chorus members include: Zion Brown, Daniel Camilletti, Audrey Glas, Tiara Hunt, Annie Kreiser, Cuong Le, Meilani Turner and Parker Wallace.

High School County Band

Members of the County High School Band are: Melissa Topping, Adam Hussin, Kelsey Tucker, Zach Allen, Zach Prowse, Zach Findling, David Huber, Kristy Landis, Markus Rivera, Ben Kilheffer, James Gamble and Dominic Mullen. Not pictured: Katie Avetta.

Members of the Elementary County Band include: sixth-graders Abby Deimler, Jack Ferguson, Austin Watkins, Keegan Behrens, Aaron McGaw and Cassandra Marrero-Ridri-guez, and fifth-grader Cody Stephens.

High School County ChorusMembers of the High School County Chorus sopranos are: Faith Brown, Ellen Higby, Kara Jones, Eileen Kramer, Dorothy Nichter, Kelsee Sweigard. Alto members: Ijada Arp, Maghee Fegan, Aiyana Holton, Darrian Pry, Janelle Shoop, Jasmine Wilson. Tenor members: Steven Jackson, Elijah Jones, Max Kiesling, Fidele Muwangi, David Rosen, Shailen Vines, Manny Wilson. Bass members: Zach Allen, Jimmy Aponte, Emmanuel Gamble, James Gamble, Connor Wallace. Accompanied by Gabriel Freedman.

Regional ChorusFaith Brown also qualified for PMEA Region Chorus.

All-State ChorusKelsee Sweigard also qualified for

PMEA Region Chorus. She was honored further with a spot in

All-State Chorus.

District Jazz EnsembleKara Jones and Dorothy Nichter also quali-fied for the District 7 Vocal Jazz Ensemble.

High School County OrchestraThe members of the High School County Orches-tra are: Janelle Shoop, Natalie Kochanov and Khoa Vo. Not pictured: Faith Brown.

Junior High County BandMembers of the Junior High County Band are: Tori Little, Carolina Marrero, Anthony Delp and Aaron Seigle.

Junior High County Chorus

Members of the Junior High County Chorus are: Wesley Angerville, Elizabeth Baliira, Zoe Clark, Sara Safiullah, Darius Davenport, Sydney Fowlkes, Matt Fox, Lizzie Gilbert, Kiet Le, Katelyn Barbour, Samantha McCall, Michelle McLamb, Morgan Morela, Kelci Owings, Kelly Rolko, Emma Sanderson, Madison Sohmer, Olivia Sorensen, Kenedy Tran,Chris Uzokwe, Ben Walker, Xaviar Weaver, Avery Silverstein and Jordan Munoz. Not pictured: Allyson Bayless and Darcy Wallace.

Volunteer Corner

Retired second-grade teacher

Karen Schaeffer continues to use

her skills to benefit students as a

member of the STSD Volunteer

Program.

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SCHOOL BOARD ADMINISTRATION

Susquehanna Township School District is an equal opportunity educational institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex or handicap in its activities, programs or employment practices as required by Title VI. Title IX and Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

For information regarding civil rights or grievance procedures and services, activities, and facilities that are accessible to and usable by handicapped persons, contact Dr. Susan M. Kegerise, Superintendent, 2579 Interstate Drive, Harrisburg, PA 17109 – Telephone 675-5100.

Jesse Rawls, Sr., PresidentJohn A. Fabian, Vice PresidentDaniel K. Fuller, SecretaryLinda T. Butler Kathy L. DelGrande John F. DietrichMichael S. Ferguson, Esq. Dr. Peter J. Sakol Mark Y. Sussman

Dr. Susan M. Kegerise, Superintendent Dr. Cathy Taschner, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Kimberly Donahue, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Michael D. Frentz, Business Manager Ralph S. Lovelidge, Principal, High School Frederick R. Porter, Assistant Principal, High School Kristin D. Minch, Assistant Principal, High School Harold Wilson, Assistant Principal, High School Sieta L. Achampong, Director of Alternative Education Travis M. Waters, Principal, Middle School Elizabeth Allen-Fisher, Assistant Principal, Middle School Michael D. Selvenis, Principal, Thomas W. Holtzman Jr. Elementary School Jessica Z. Jacobs, Assistant Principal, Thomas W. Holtzman Jr. Elementary School Sabina Grant-Spencer, Principal, Sara Lindemuth Primary Elementary School Kara J. Brady, Assistant Principal, Sara Lindemuth Primary Elementary School