Please spend a few minutes reviewing the procedures and expectations for blended learning schedules.  Students with blended learning schedules in block 1 or 4 may qualify for flexible attendance.  Parents and guardians must complete the permission form linked below prior to flexible attendance being granted to students.  

Blended Learning Expectations and Procedures 

The following procedures have been developed in an effort to provide more structure and support for students who have a blended learning schedule.

A student is considered to have a blended learning schedule if they have one of the following classes on their schedule: Open Campus, Edgenuity, Work Study, Independent Study, Dual Enrollment, Career Internship and/or Service Learning.  These classes would be combined with typical “brick and mortar” classes in the high school.   

Blended Learning Schedule Expectations: 

Students who have a blended learning schedule block during block 1 or 4, and who have transportation, are permitted flexible attendance to arrive at school prior to block 2 (Students who have a blended learning schedule in block 1) or leave school at the conclusion of block 3 (Students with a blended learning schedule in block 4) with parent permission.  Parents/guardians must complete the Google Form to give permission prior to students being permitted flexible attendance.

Students who have a blended learning schedule during block 2 or 3 must remain at Penn Manor to complete coursework.  Students are not permitted to leave the school building during this time. Exceptions are made for students in Dual Enrollment, Service Learning or Career Internship that need to leave the building for an active placement outside of the building.  

Dual enrollment students are permitted to have flexible attendance for any block with parent permission. 

Students are expected to complete course work at the following locations:

Block 1:  Library/library lobby, cafeteria and the social stairs by the cafeteria. (Students without permission for flexible attendance)

Block 2:  Library/library lobby, cafeteria and the social stairs by the cafeteria. 

Block 3:  Library/library lobby and the Large Group Instruction Room.

Block 4:  Library/library lobby, cafeteria, and the social stairs by the cafeteria. (Students without permission for flexible attendance)

These locations should also be used during corresponding Flex blocks.  

Lunches:  Students with a block 3 blended learning schedule must eat B lunch.  

Students are expected to stay in the designated areas and to be actively working on their assignments during the blended Learning block. In certain circumstances, permission can be given for students to work in the virtual room. 

Students with parent permission for flexible attendance must use the attendance office entrance/exit.  Students are expected to sign in/out with the attendance office.

Students are not permitted to roam the building or use collaboration spaces during blended learning schedule blocks.  The collaboration spaces at the end of hallways and the STEM social stairs are reserved for teacher and classroom use. 

Students who are not meeting academic expectations in all courses may have their flexible attendance revoked. 

Students who have a blended learning schedule course will receive a pass from the office.  This pass must be kept with students at all times and must be displayed when working in one of the designated areas.    

Students’ lunch assignments will be determined by their block 3 class and will occur during block 3.  The fall semester lunch schedule is listed below.

A Lunch:  World Language, Art, Applied Engineering Technology and Business (AETB), Science

B Lunch:  Social Studies, Math, Music, Life Skills, Transition Classes, Emotional Support

C Lunch:  English, Agriculture Education, Family Consumer Science, Physical Education/Health 

Regular Day Schedule:
Block 1:  7:40 – 9:00
Block 2:  9:05 – 10:28

Flex:  10:33 – 11:16

Block 3:  11:21 – 1:15

A lunch:  11:21 – 11:51
Block 3:  11:55 – 1:15

Block 3:  11:21 – 11:55
B lunch:  11:59 – 12:29
Block 3:  12:33 – 1:15

Block 3:  11:21 – 12:41
C lunch:  12:45 – 1:15

Block 4:  1:20 – 2:45
Buses Depart:  2:52

Students will need to complete the Parking Registration Form to reserve a parking space.  Student parking will be held at the high school year on the Parking Deck, on the new Athletic Parking lot by the new Auxiliary Gym and on Model Avenue by the high school track. 

Parking spots will be assigned first to seniors in the order that they complete the Google Form. We will first fill the student designated spaces on the Parking Deck followed by the Athletic Lot and spaces along Model Avenue by the high school track.   

Each question on the form must be completed with accurate information.   We will not have student parking and shuttles to/from Comet Field this year.

There will be approximately 340 student parking spaces at the high school campus.

Students should review the information below for specific requirements and the process to pay for and receive their parking pass.

Again this year, registration for student parking tags will be completed online. Students must complete the Student Parking Tag Registration 2022-2023 Google Form AND read through all of the attached parking documents. Students who do not meet the eligibility requirements will not receive a parking tag.  

Students must be logged in on their Penn Manor email account to complete the form.
Only students who have a valid driver’s license and a vehicle to drive to school should complete the form.
Once registrations are received, high school administration will review each student’s submission to determine if they are in good standing with the school. 

To obtain a parking tag, students must meet the eligibility requirements: 

1. Drug Consent Form on file 

2. Obligations paid 

3. Good academic standing 

4. Regular attendance during the previous year

5. Detention hours served 

6. Graduation Project/Xello up to date (Seniors must have all lessons
completed)

7. Immunization records up to date

The high school administration would like to highlight some parking tag procedures.

Students will be assigned to one of three parking locations – Parking Deck, Athletic Lot or Model Avenue by the high school track.  Students will receive an email prior to the start of school with instructions of which lot to park in.

Once students receive their parking spot email, they must come to the high school main office before the first day of school to pay the parking fee AND pick up their tags. Parking fee for the 2022-2023 school year is $20 each semester.

Parking spots will be assigned first to seniors in the order that they complete the Google Form.  Remaining spaces will be madeavailable to underclassmen. 

No students will be permitted to park under the parking deck.

Students must have a valid Penn Manor parking tag to be permitted to park on campus.  Students parking on campus without a valid tag or in a lot not designated for student parking will receive a parking ticket from the Millersville Boro Police Department. 

Students must first read the Student Parking Guidelines prior to obtaining their permit. 

The Student Parking Tag Registration Form:   https://forms.gle/TXucxoVkcBxLbTM28

If there are any questions or concerns about student parking, please contact the high school main office at 717-872-9520

Listed below is information concerning student parking at the high school for the 2022 -23 school year.  

Students will need to complete the Parking Registration Form (Google Form will be available on August 9) to reserve a parking space.  Student parking will be held at the high school year on the Parking Deck, on the new Athletic Parking lot by the new Auxiliary Gym and on Model Avenue by the high school track. 

Parking spots will be assigned first to seniors in the order that they complete the Google Form. We will first fill the student designated spaces on the Parking Deck followed by the Athletic Lot and spaces along Model Avenue by the high school track.   

Each question on the form must be completed with accurate information.   We will not have student parking and shuttles to/from Comet Field this year.

There will be approximately 340 student parking spaces at the high school campus.

Students should review the information below for specific requirements and the process to pay for and receive their parking pass.

Again this year, registration for student parking tags will be completed online. Students must complete the Student Parking Tag Registration 2022-2023 Google Form AND read through all of the attached parking documents. The parking Google Form will be emailed to students and posted on the grade level Google Classrooms on Tuesday, August 9 at 8:00 a.m.  

·        Students must be logged in on their Penn Manor email account to complete the form.

·        Only students who have a valid driver’s license and a vehicle to drive to school should complete the form.

·        Once registrations are received, high school administration will review each student’s submission to determine if they are in good standing with the school.

To obtain a parking tag, students must meet the eligibility requirements: 
1. Drug Consent Form on file 
2. Obligations paid 
3. Good academic standing 
4. Regular attendance during the previous year
5. Detention hours served 
6. Graduation Project/Xello up to date (Seniors must have all lessons completed)
7. Immunization records up to date

The high school administration would like to highlight some parking tag procedures.

·        Students will be assigned to one of three parking locations – Parking Deck, Athletic Lot or Model Avenue by the high school track.  Students will receive an email prior to the start of school with instructions of which lot to park in.  Please read the guidelines that were sent to students through their Penn Manor email account.

·        Once students receive their parking spot email, they must come to the high school main office before the first day of school to pay the parking fee AND pick up their tags. Parking fee for the 2022-2023 school year is $20 each semester.

·        Parking spots will be assigned first to seniors in the order that they complete the Google Form.  Remaining spaces will be made available to underclassmen. 

·        No students will be permitted to park under the parking deck.

·        Students must have a valid Penn Manor parking tag to be permitted to park on campus.  Students parking on campus without a valid tag or in a lot not designated for student parking will receive a parking ticket from Millersville Boro Police Department. 

If there are any questions or concerns about student parking, please contact the high school main office at 717-872-9520.

Student schedules are slated to be posted to the Sapphire Portal in the afternoon on Friday, July 29.

Schedule change days will be held on August 9-11.  Students are encouraged to email their counselor any schedule change requests on these three days.  Counselors will do their best to accommodate any change requests for academic reasons.

An in-person schedule change day is scheduled for Wednesday, August 10.  Students are invited to stop by the high school office on August 10 to meet with a counselor to make any schedule adjustments.

As a reminder, the last day to adjust any AP courses has passed.  Schedule change requests involving AP courses will not be honored.

We are excited to welcome all incoming 9th graders as well as all new students who are entering Penn Manor HS to our New Student Orientation program on Thursday, August 25th from 6:30PM-8:00PM. The evening will begin at 6:30PM in the auditorium and then students/families will be able to tour the building from 7:00-8:00PM.

Happy summer!

The counselors are diligently finalizing students’ schedules for next year.  Students’ schedules are slated to be posted to Sapphire the last week of July. 

Schedule change days will be held on August 9-11.  Students are encouraged to email their counselor any schedule change requests on these three days.  Counselors will do their best to accommodate any change requests for academic reasons.

An in-person schedule change day is scheduled for Wednesday, August 10.  Students are invited to stop by the high school office on August 10 to meet with a counselor to make any schedule adjustments.

As a reminder, the last day to adjust any AP courses has passed.  Schedule change requests involving AP courses will not be honored.

We are excited to welcome all incoming 9th graders as well as all new students who are entering Penn Manor HS to our New Student Orientation program on Thursday, August 25th from 6:30PM-8:00PM. The evening will begin at 6:30PM in the auditorium and then students/families will be able to tour the building from 7:00-8:00PM.

This year’s commencement is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1 in Millersville University’s Biemesderfer Stadium.

Please note: The weather forecast is calling for temperatures approaching 90 degrees at the start of the ceremony. There is no shade in the stadium, so we encourage all attendees to dress in light clothing, stay hydrated and seek shade, if necessary, in the stadium concessions area, which will be open.

Umbrellas may be used for shade prior to the start of the ceremony. Beverages will be available for sale at the concessions stand.  

The entire ceremony will be livestreamed on the Penn Manor YouTube Channel here.

This year’s speakers are valedictorian Natalie Krahulik, salutatorian Caroline Foltz, class president Riley Peart, and Emily Riggs.

For tonight’s ceremony, graduates are required to report to the high school auditorium by 5:30 p.m.

Students and staff members attending commencement will park in the high school parking garage. Other guests are asked to park in designated areas on the Millersville University campus outlined on this map.

Access to the high school campus will be severely limited before, during and after commencement. Attendees are urged to arrive early to find the best parking. The stadium gates will be open at 6 p.m.

The Penn Manor School District presents the 55th annual Senior Awards Ceremony. The High School Administration, along with members of our Penn Manor Education Foundation and our surrounding community will be presenting awards and scholarships to over 90 graduating seniors. Although we do invite all seniors and their families to watch and celebrate the Class of 2022, those students who are receiving an award this evening were sent an invitation to attend. Tune in this evening at 6:30 to watch the ceremony. Please use this link to view the program: https://www.youtube.com/PennManorSchoolDistrict Thank you to the Class of 2022 for all of your contributions to Penn Manor High School and our community!