Messiah College Summer Filmmakers Workshop

Workshop Description:

Messiah College’s Young Filmmakers Workshop is a summer creative program offering residential and commuter options for young filmmakers entering grades 10-12.  The five day filmmaking workshop will offer novice high school age filmmakers an opportunity to learn basic filmmaking principles while developing, filming and editing a short film.  Students will work collaboratively to complete scriptwriting promps and storyboard a short film based on three prearranged setting.  Each crew will “act” in the other team’s film as they alternate at each setting throughout the week.  The final full day will be dedicated to editing the short films and the workshop will conclude with a screening for students and their familities in Parmer Cinema.

Workshop Mission:

To enable students to become better filmmakers in a safe and positive environment.
To develop a community of filmmakers that is established during the week and endures beyond the week.
To give students a foretaste of the college experience and college level thinking and work.

http://www.messiah.edu/filmmakersworkshop

SAT Prep Class at Enlightened Learning Center

Local SAT Prep Class at Enlightened Learning Center
Would you like to improve your SAT scores? Do you want to brush up on your SAT test-taking skills before the next SAT testing date? Are you interested in finding your strengths and weaknesses on the SAT?
If you answered YES to any of these questions, then call to register today!
Ten sessions in five weeks!
Wednesday’s 6-9 p.m.
Saturdays 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Three SAT practice tests will be administered and analyzed!
Past clients have improved their scores an average of 10%!
Higher SAT scores can result in a bigger financial aid package from the college/university you choose to attend!
Your $500 gives you:
3 practice tests
Analysis of each practice test
Individualized test prep exercises
Interactive lessons and activities
Online test assistance for extra at-home practice
Small class size (3-6 students ONLY)

SAT Flyer.2017

SAT Prep Registration Form May Test

SUMMER STUDENT CUSTODIAL POSITIONS AVAILABLE

NOTICE

SUMMER STUDENT CUSTODIAL POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Summer Student Custodial/Maintenance Positions available at South Western School District.  Please pick up your application at the South Western Administration Office or South Western High School Guidance Office.

LOCATION:  Various Buildings within South Western School District

HOURS:    6:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

PLEASE APPLY IN WRITING TO:        Nate Osborne

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS:        3:00 pm – Friday

                                                                      April 14, 2017

Click on the link below for the application

http://www.swsd.k12.pa.us/Community/SUPAP.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

South Western School District Does Not Discriminate on the Basis of Race, Color, National Origin, Sex, Religion, Age or Disability in Employment or the Provisions of Services.

Messiah College Theatre Arts Academy

WHEN: June 12 – 16, 2017
WHO:  Students entering grades 3 through 12 in fall of 2017.
COST: $140

Messiah College Theatre Arts Academy

The Messiah College Theatre Arts Academy (MCTAA) specializes in professional training for emerging theatre artists entering grades 3-12. Students will have a great time experiencing theatre first hand through interactive games, creative improvisation, age-appropriate scene work, and even through doing a short show for family and friends at the end of the camp week! Seasoned theatre professionals and undergraduate theatre majors mentor students as they discover and hone their creative potential.

STAFFING

Students learn from experienced and credentialed artist/educators who are assisted by Messiah College undergraduate theatre majors in all academy activities. Talented guest artists from Central Pennsylvania round out a stellar theatre arts experience.

ONE WEEK PROGRAMS

Junior Camp –

3rd grade to 6th grade

Monday through Thursday – 9:00 to 12:00

Friday 9:00 – 2:00 with a performance at 12:30 for family and friends.

Creative exploration and the development of individual potential are the primary goals for junior division theatre students. In addition to devising and rehearsing a production, students have acting and dance classes in which they investigate the world of theatre through exercises that activate their voices, bodies and imaginations. Open to students going into grades 3-7

Senior Camp –

7th grade to 12th grade

Monday through Thursday 1:00 to 4:00

Friday 9:00 – 2:00 with a performance at 12:30 for family and friends.

Designed for students with moderate to advanced experience, this program is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the creation of theatre as you work to develop your creative potential through acting, improvisation, and dance classes. Open to students going into grades 8-12

For more information, contact:

Kevin Hodes, Administrative Assistant for the Department of Theatre and Dance
khodes@messiah.edu
717-796-5045

http://www.messiah.edu/theatreacademy

Ron Brown Scholar Program’s new high school initiative–Guided Pathway Support (GPS) Program

The Guided Pathway Support Program (GPS) helps African-American juniors and seniors navigate the path to top colleges by directing students to the most comprehensive and reliable resources available.  This free program, teaches students how to prepare for, apply to, pay for, persist in and graduate from college.

Using our “high tech and high touch” approach, GPS narrows the college access gap using tele-mentoring through our exclusive GPS Workplace by Facebook community, direct interactions with admissions professionals and exposure to successful peer role models.  GPS empowers high school juniors, seniors, their parents and their guidance counselors throughout the college application process.

With GPS, the messengers complement the message.  GPS students are mentored and guided by Ron Brown Scholars and Captains.  As opposed to traditional mentoring programs, Ron Brown Scholars and Captains are similar in racial identity, age, income, and life experiences to meaningfully engage GPS students.  They have already successfully navigated college journeys from hardship into America’s top colleges and universities, graduate schools and corporations and are eager to guide others.

The application will open on March 1, 2017. The deadline to apply is May 31, 2017.     

To apply for this program create an account by clicking the Create A New GPS Account button under Need An Account on the right of this page. Once you create your account you will receive a confirmation in your email account to complete the registration process. (if you do not see the confirmation email in your Inbox, be sure to check your spam/junk folder.)

https://ronbrowngps.fluidreview.com/

Congressman Perry’s Service Academy Nights

Congressman Perry’s Academy Night for Tuesday, April 11th will be at Central York High School and the Academy Night for Wednesday, April 12th will be held at Cedar Cliff High School. Times will remain the same.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me through here or at 717-600-1919.

Respectfully,

Yatzi Garcia

Constituent Services Representative

U.S. Congressman Scott Perry (PA-04)

2209 E. Market St. York, PA 17402

Tel. 717-600-1919 | Fax 717-757-5001

Academy Night Flyer 2017

Pennsylvania College of Technology Open House

Saturday, April 1st – 9am – 3pm

Don’t miss this great opportunity to visit Penn College during the weekend.

Open House provides you the opportunity to:

  • Meet faculty to learn more about our majors, which represent more than 100 different career areas.
  • Tour our labs and classrooms to see for yourself how our state-of-the-art facilities and equipment can enhance your educational experience.
  • Tour campus with a student ambassador and hear a student’s perspective on Penn College.
  • Attend the It’s A Major Decision session to explore your options as you decide on a major.
  • Tour on-campus housing and hear from students about what it’s like to live on campus.
  • Interact with current students and learn more about student clubs and organizations, athletics, dining services, and campus life.

https://secure.pct.edu/visit/openhouse/

Penn State York Open House

Students and their guests will have an opportunity to learn about the admissions process and financial aid options, meet and interact with faculty, staff, and current students, and tour our beautiful campus, including our newly-renovated Joe and Rosie Ruhl Student Community Center!

A complimentary lunch, catered by Panera Bread, will also be provided for our guests.

Preregistration is strongly encouraged!

A flyer is attached for your display and/or distribution.

Thank you for your assistance in notifying your students about this important event at Penn State York!

— Penn State York Admissions

AP Exam Information

General reminders:

The cost per each AP exam is $93

All students are required to submit their INTENT (Purple) form to the counseling office by March 10th – even if the student does not plan to take the exam

All students are required to submit their REGISTRATION (Yellow) form to the counseling office by March 24th

The exams will be administered here at SWHS (unless otherwise stated) between Monday, May 1st and Friday, May 12th. We follow the same exact schedule as established by College Board. Please be prepared to arrive early or stay late depending on your exam time (7:45am for morning exam and afternoon exam may last until 4pm).

If you have any questions and/or concerns regarding the AP Exam please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Allen Bittinger (AP Coordinator) at 632-2548 ext 21912 or via email: allen_bittinger@swsd.k12.pa.us.

Link to AP general instructions and overview letter sent to parents on February 28th, 2017:

Link to AP Exam INTENT form (due March 10th):

Link to AP Exam REGISTRATION form (due March 24th)

Link to 2017 AP Parent and Student Bulletin (AP Exam Schedule is on page 12)

2017 AP General Letter to Parents

2017 AP INTENT FORM_2

2017 AP EXAM REGISTRATION FORM 2

Bulletin for AP Students and Parents 2016-17