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Thanks to the Morrisons Cove Rotary for their donation of $6350 for enhanced floor graphics.
Senior Soccer Players 2022
2022 Homecoming Court
MES Apple Crunch Day
SCMS Student Council 2021-2022
County Band 2022
State Golfers and Coaches 2022
D6 1A Girls Cross Country Champion Lanee Berkhimer
MES - Chemistry of Slime - December 2022
Last Day of School - Dragon waves goodbye!
9th Grade Jacket Recipients 2022-23
Some "Jolly Ranchers" at SCMS
Football Student Section
First Grade Teachers 2022
SCMS Science Class - Will your boat float?
SCMS Science Class
SCE
Trunk or Treat 2022
SCMS Science Class - Will your boat float?
MES Apple Crunch Day
CHS Students Presenting Books to SCE Students - December 2022
Last Day of School - Dragon waves goodbye!
MES Apple Crunch Day
2022 National Junior Honor Society Inductees
PA Smart Grant iPads and Apple Pencils at CHS
PLTW Engineering Essentials Class Testing Mock Steel I Beams Fabricated with 3D Printer
Foggy Fall Day
Book Vending Machine at SCE. Donated by the Dragon Pride Foundation through a Venture Grant.
Senior Volleyball Players 2022
2022 Homecoming King and Queen
Football 2022
Homecoming 2022
Keystone Degree Recipients 2022-23
Class with Mrs. Swackhamer at SCMS
MES - 5th Graders with Gratitude Charts
Spooky Stem - “troll saliva”, “powdered bones” and “spider venom”
Winter Morning at Administrative Offices
Students at Spring Cove Elementary are filling buckets by being kind to each other.
MES - Individually we are one drop, together we are an ocean
Cheerleaders 2022
6th Grade Art Projects from Ms. Nelson's Class at SCMS
PLTW Computer Integrated Manufacturing Class Using Vex V5 Kits
Challenge Program Award Winners 2022
Trunk or Treat 2022
Seniors Completing Community Service with Mrs. Muthler
Red Ribbon Week - SCE
CHS Courtyard's new look!
NFHS Pixellot system
Middle School Minions
Recent News
Proposed Final General Fund Budget 2023-24 Available for Inspection
Notice is hereby given that the Proposed Final General Fund Budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2023 is available for inspection on the District’s website at www.springcovesd.org/Business/
If an individual is unable to access the Proposed Final General Fund Budget on the District’s website, a printed copy may be obtained by contacting:
Steven Foor
[email protected]
814-224-3002
The School Board proposes to adopt the Final General Fund Budget at their Regular Meeting to be held at 7 pm on June 19, 2023 subject to any amendments deemed necessary.
Steven Foor
Board Secretary
If an individual is unable to access the Proposed Final General Fund Budget on the District’s website, a printed copy may be obtained by contacting:
Steven Foor
[email protected]
814-224-3002
The School Board proposes to adopt the Final General Fund Budget at their Regular Meeting to be held at 7 pm on June 19, 2023 subject to any amendments deemed necessary.
Steven Foor
Board Secretary
Elementary Title I Survey
Attention parents…We need your feedback! The annual Elementary Title I Survey is open and should only take about 5 minutes to complete. Please consider taking a few minutes to complete this important survey to provide us with your feedback and input. If you have any questions or trouble completing the survey, please email Mr. Macak at [email protected] Thank you!
Spring Cove School District has been awarded a $75,000 grant to Support Dual Credit Programs!
The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) announced that $6.7 million in grant funding has been awarded to 100 school entities to enable more high school students to enroll in dual credit programs across the Commonwealth. In Blair County, Tyrone is the only other school to receive this award
Dual credit programs enable students to take college courses and earn credits for both high school and college. Dual credit offerings improve academic achievement, high school graduation rates, college enrollment and college completion rates.
CHS currently offers 21 unique dual credit courses through three local colleges/universities.
We are excited for our CHS students who will have the opportunity to earn free college/university credits through this grant award!
Dual credit programs enable students to take college courses and earn credits for both high school and college. Dual credit offerings improve academic achievement, high school graduation rates, college enrollment and college completion rates.
CHS currently offers 21 unique dual credit courses through three local colleges/universities.
We are excited for our CHS students who will have the opportunity to earn free college/university credits through this grant award!