2012 Dates To Remember

January 16-NO SCHOOL (Martin Luther King Day)

January 23-NO SCHOOL (In-Service Day)

January 30 -Report cards distributed

February 3-NO SCHOOL (In-Service Day)

February 6- The Littlestown Library is having a "dining out" at LaBella's in Littlestown on Monday, Feb 6 from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. It will include eat-in as well as carry out items. A percentage of the total day's sale will be donated to the Littlestown Library.

February 8-10-Hoops For Heart

February 20 -NO SCHOOL (President's Day)

March 8-Talent Show (7 PM)

March 9-NO SCHOOL (Snow Make-Up Day)

PTO and Board Meeting
The Board meeting will be shortly after the PTO meeting.

(6:30-PTO, 7:00-Board)

***starting January 2012, board mtg will start at 7 PM

January 16 (Board mtg)

January 30 (PTO mtg)

February 20 (Board mtg)

February 27 (PTO mtg)

March 19 (Board mtg)

March 26 (PTO mtg)

April 16

May 21

***PTO mtg dates subject to change (a memo will be sent with any date change)

 CONGRATULATIONS to our DECEMBER Thunderbolt Inductees

(seated):  Austin Grelli, Abigail Heininger, Abigail Rosenblatt, Ariana Grabowicz, Kamryn Furlow, Bethany Coffey

(standing):  Mrs. Rebert, Hunter Wilhide, Allison Owings,Rachel Stonesifer, Owen Merryman, Heather Reid, Cheyenne Schisler, Morgan Bowie, Mrs. Doumont

Missing:  Lindsy Renner

The District Newsletter is available on the district website.  Limited copies are also available in the school office.

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Welcome to the Alloway Creek Intermediate School Website. We are very proud of our school, our students, and the programs we provide that encourage our students to reach their potential.

On this website, you will find information about our school, who we are, and what we believe. Please review it carefully and do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

Our Beliefs:

We Believe...
...all students can learn.
...all students are unique and learn differently.
...all students have a desire to feel safe.
...children are our first priority.
...all children should be challenged to reach their highest potential.
...effective teaching is a key element, essential in developing skills for lifelong learning.
...education is a partnership that involves family, school, and community.

Our Beliefs:

Through the use of a challenging curricular program that implements diverse instructional practices, the educational community of Alloway Creek Intermediate School is committed to the total education of each student.

Various, ongoing assessments will be implemented to evaluate student achievement.

Research-based interventions, including remediation, differentiated instruction, and enrichment, will be utilized to ensure optimal success.