Lower Saucon Township Police say an 11-year-old student at Saucon Valley Middle School was cited for disorderly conduct and harassment.
Lower Saucon Township Police said an 11-year-old boy was cited for harassment and disorderly conduct, after he allegedly struck another 11-year-old student in the face at Saucon Valley Middle School May 8. In a news release, police said the boy who struck his classmate was released to a parent after being cited.
The iPad Family Education Session for the families of current sixth-graders will be held Monday, May 13 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Saucon Valley Middle School cafeteria.
The annual Saucon Valley Middle School Spring Band and Chorus concert featuring student performances will be held Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Admission is free.
The following students were named to the honor roll at Saucon Valley Middle School for the the third marking period of the 2012-2013 school year.
High Honors Grade 8 – Jonah Beers, Trevor Blackwood, Michael Boreman, Cole Bower, Kayleigh Boyle, Shannon Boyle, Gabrielle Brogle, Vincent Bufanio, Mackenzie Butera, Cole Carey, Michael Chaffier, Caleb Chen, Jason Cherry, Ashley Chi, Hayden Clifford, Helen Cordes, Emily Deily, Ashley Dougherty, Jessica Evans, Katia Faroun, Rachel Fenstermacher, Sean Freed, Aaron Gardiner, Kelsey Gatchel, Laura Gombocz, Zachary Harvey, Jordan Hawk, Erin Kelly, Victoria Kohn, Samuel Margolis, Hannah Maykut, Paige Medei, Tanner Morgan, Ashleigh Nagy, Joseph Naiburg, Wakana Nakajima, Jacob Nicholas, Jamie O’Brien, Alexandra Ordonez, Kiran Pandey, Kiera Peterson, Dominick Peteto, Nicholas Pettegrew, Savannah Radogna, Geoffrey Reed, Daniela Sanchez, Sarah Savant…
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The 6th annual Student Artistry Exhibit featuring works by Saucon Valley middle and high school students will open April 27 at the Heller Homestead in Lower Saucon Township.
Works by Saucon Valley high school and middle school students will be displayed in a local gallery beginning later this month. The Saucon Valley Conservancy has announced that the 6th annual Student Artistry Exhibit at the Heller Homestead will open with a public reception on Saturday, April 27. The exhibit is coordinated with the Saucon Valley School District and is under the direction of the district's related arts teachers. The homestead, which is located at 1890-92 Friedensville Road in Lower Saucon Township, will also host other special events that day in conjunction with Saucon Valley History Day. The exhibit will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 27, with a group photo of the young artists and welcoming remarks …
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The competitive Chili Cook-Off will be held at the Saucon Valley Middle School cafeteria.
Editor's Note: The chili contest has been postponed. It is tentatively rescheduled for the first week in October 2013. More details will be announced at a later date. Love chili? Do you think your chili recipe is the best? Then mark your calendars for April 5, when a Chili Cook-Off will be held at the Saucon Valley Middle School cafeteria from 6 to 8pm. A cash prize will be awarded for the cook-off's first place winner, and a ribbon will be awarded to the "People's Choice" winner, according to a flyer distributed by the school district. There is a $10 fee to enter the contest, which should be mailed to: Saucon Valley Parent Teacher Group (SVPTG), 2095 Polk Valley Road, Hellertown, PA 18055, along with a copy of the registration form. All …
The flowers sold by Saucon Valley Middle School will help fund school trips, after-school workshops and assemblies.
The Saucon Valley Middle School Parent Teacher Group (PTG) is selling spring flowers and bulbs to benefit school programs, including trips and assemblies, according to a flyer about the current "Flower Power Fundraiser." Orders for a wide variety of flowers can be placed online. The Saucon Valley Parent Teacher Group will receive 50 percent of the proceeds from the flower sale, and the items purchased are guaranteed, according to the flyer. Orders will ship on April 1, 2013.
The following students were named to Saucon Valley Middle School's second marking period honor roll for the 2012-2013 school year.
Grade 8 - Jonah Beers, Trevor Blackwood, Michael Boreman, Cole Bower, Kayleigh Boyle, Shannon Boyle, Gabrielle Brogle, Vincent Bufanio, Michael Chaffier, Caleb Chen, Jason Cherry, Ashley Chi, Hayden Clifford, Helen Cordes, Jacob Coyle, Emily Deily, Ashley Dougherty, Jessica Evans, Katia Faroun, Rachel Fenstermacher, Sean Freed, Aaron Gardiner, Kelsey Gatchel, Taylor Geiger, Laura Gombocz, Zachary Harvey, Jordan Hawk, Renae Hotchkiss, Erin Kelly, Victoria Kohn, Evan Kramer, Noah Kriner, Nicholas Madajewski, Hannah Maykut, Paige Medei, Tanner Morgan, Ashleigh Nagy, Joseph Naiburg, Wakana Nakajima, Jacob Nichols, Jamie O’Brien, Alexandra Ordonez, Kiran Pandey, Kiera Peterson, Savannah Radogna, Geoffrey Reed, Katherine Ross, Daniela Sanchez, …
Saucon Valley School District school calendar was approved by the school board Jan. 7.
The Saucon Valley School Board of Directors approved the district's 2013-2014 school calendar at its Jan. 7 meeting, the district announced recently. The calendar is drawn around 184 days of instruction for students and 192 days of service for teachers, with four extra days built-in. The first day of school for Saucon Valley students enrolled in 2013-2014 is scheduled for Monday, Aug. 26, 2013 and the last day of instruction is scheduled for Wednesday, June 11, 2014. The calendar can be amended in the future by the school board, at its discretion.
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The items collected by Saucon Valley Middle School students will be donated to New Bethany Ministries in Bethlehem.
Residents of a local shelter will benefit from a winter clothing drive organized by Saucon Valley students Emily Liska, Paige Medei and Alexis Royer. The students' project, which is called The Clothesline, is a clothing drive that will continue through Jan. 17 at Saucon Valley Middle School. According to a flyer distributed by the school district, used coats, blankets, gloves, hats, scarves, jeans, sweaters and long-sleeve shirts. Donated items can be left in drop boxes inside the school's two main lobbies. "This is for a good cause, so bring in your old things and feel like a good person," the girls said jointly in the flyer.
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