Sterling Township
Sterling Township, PA · Education
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School board breaks ground on new field house
Jackson-Milton school board breaks ground on new field house. Student athletes in the Jackson-Milton school district will soon have access to a multi-spor…
NorthcentralPA.com
Bucknell students donate new power tools to Lycoming Habitat for Humanity
Williamsport, Pa. — The Bucknell University Habitat for Humanity chapter has donated a set of new power tools to Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity, strengthening the organization’s ability to build safe, affordable homes for local families. The tools were selected from a wish list developed by Greg Neal, construction supervisor at Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity, to address critical needs on active build sites. “These tools make a big difference on site,” Neal said. “Before, volunteers sometimes had to wait around for the right equipment. Now we can keep people moving and get more done safely.” The student-led chapter supports Habitat for Humanity’s mission through weekly construction shifts, campus fundraising, educational programming, and annual spring break service trips. The donation effort was led by chapter president Dominic Viozzi, a Bucknell senior majoring in civil engineering who has volunteered on several Habitat construction sites during his time at the university. Volunteer support remains essential to the organization’s impact. In the past year, 350 volunteers contributed more than 4,200 hours of service to local Habitat projects, including new home construction and minor exterior home repairs. “Bucknell students show up ready to work and ready to help,” said Dana Brigandi, director of development
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Emotional moment at a Pennsylvania high school yesterday after a student crowned Homecoming King surprised everyone by passing the honor to the runner-up. #WholesomeHumans
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
School districts still grappling with substitute teacher shortage
Mondays and Fridays are typically the worst days of the week for Leechburg Area Superintendent Dave Keibler. That’s when teacher absences tend to spike and Keibler’s team has to cover classrooms as best they can without affecting the 750 students across the district’s three schools. Leechburg Area...
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CU analysis outlines enrollment declines and potential staffing reductions
Commonwealth University President Jeffery Osgood shared a sustainability analysis with the university community on Thursday morning, October 15, outlining enrollment trends, financial pressures, housing concerns and workforce changes across its three campuses. Osgood emphasized that the report is intended to inform long-term planning, not announce recommendations or final decisions about...
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McClatchy - Centre Daily Times
Kaleidoscope PA offers art classes with a wellness twist
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Wellsboro Gazette
Wellsboro High School welcomes Adam Lamber as principal
WELLSBORO — Adam Lamber, Wellsboro High School’s new principal, challenged himself to get out of his comfort zone. He wants to give students a safe place where they can challenge and discover more about themselves. Lamber began the new position in August. Prior to that, he was raised...
Beaver County Times
Quaker Valley's Jonah Montagnese captures second MAC cross country title
NORTH SEWICKLEY TWP. — Throughout the past two high school cross country seasons, Quaker Valley’s Jonah Montagnese has solidified himself as one of the top distance runners in the state of Pennsylvania. With the WPIAL cross-country championships just a few weeks away at White Oak Park, Montagnese added another first-place finish to his resume during the 2026 season, winning his second MAC cross country title at Brush Creek Park on Wednesday, Oct. 14. “It’s an awesome experience to be out here. Conditions weren’t all there today; it was a little wet, but when it comes to cross-country racing, conditions like this make the race a lot more fun,” Montagnese said. “When conditions are like this, you throw time out the window. I thought I did a good job, kept everything under control, had fun and got after it.” Montagnese led from the jump, but even still, the Quaker Valley senior was pushed by another Beaver Valley runner who gave it everything he had. Blackhawk senior Brody Graham kept pace with Montagnese throughout the race, with Graham finishing in second place just seconds behind the Quaker Valley senior. “Brody is a great runner and I was glad that he was with
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This Little-Known Pennsylvania College Campus Doubles As An Arboretum, With Small Classes And Free Tutoring
A college campus where the trees are part of the curriculum sounds like a daydream. Yet one small Pennsylvania campus treats its grounds as a living arboretum, open for strolling and studying. The roots run deep, too. This spot grew from one of the earliest forestry schools in the country,...