• January 5, 11, and 12 will be asynchronous remote learning days for students with the exception of those scheduled to take Keystone Exams in Algebra, Biology, or Literature. Those students who will be testing have received an email with their testing date and location. Attendance is mandatory.  
• The STEM Summit will no longer be running for the 9th graders.

Congratulations to the November Students of the Month! They were nominated and chosen by the teachers and staff of Penn Manor for exhibiting outstanding educational traits.

This month’s winners are:
Freshman: Ava Wolfersberger, Sophomore: Janxelis Rivera-Crespo, Junior: Nathan Mintzer and Senior: Audrey Paterson

Congratulations to this month’s winners!

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Congratulations to the October Students of the Month! They were nominated and chosen by the teachers and staff of Penn Manor for exhibiting outstanding educational traits.

This month’s winners are:
Freshman: James Helm, Sophomore: Tyler Wolf, Junior: Jael Cruz Santos, Senior: Noe Perez
Congratulations to this month’s winners!

Dear Parents/Guardians,
This is a reminder that the voluntary TeenHope Emotional-Wellness Screening through the
TeenHope program with Samaritan Counseling Center is taking place on November 9 and
10th for 9th grade students who have PE 9/Health. The TeenHope program is a screening
only, it is not a diagnosis for your child. It is completely confidential, voluntary and is of
no cost to you. We strongly encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity for your
student.
Below is the link to our resource page and copies of our screening tools:
https://scclanc.org/mental-health-wellness/teenhope

The following steps are what your teen will experience the day of the screening:
Students complete a 5-minute questionnaire about symptoms of depression, anxiety, and
suicidal thinking and behavior.
● Students who score at risk, or ask for help, meet with a trained mental health
professional in private to discuss further recommendations.
● Students who do not score at risk briefly meet with program staff to discuss general
mental health concepts and ask related questions. Each student is given the National
Suicide Prevention Lifeline number, 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Text HOME to 741741
for free, 24/7 crisis counseling.
● We also encourage you to put this in your contacts and use it if you suspect that a
Parents are contacted by program staff only if your teen is recommended for further
evaluation. If this is the case, TeenHope staff will share the overall results with you and
discuss ways you can get help for your teen. Parents are not contacted if your teen is not
found to need additional mental health services.
We believe this screening opportunity is valuable for all students, so we plan to make this
available this year to all students in grade 9. However, if for any reason you do not wish
for your student to participate, you may opt out by completing and returning the opt out
form within the time frame listed on the form.
Please do not hesitate to call the school at 717 8729520 ext 1822 or Samaritan Counseling Center
at 717-560-9969 if you have any questions.

Please Join Us For Education Day: College and Career Fair

November 1st in the East Gym

 Parents and students are invited to attend Penn Manor Education Day on November 1st, 2021.   Over 100 admission representatives will be here from two and four year colleges, technical, nursing and business schools in the East Gym.  This is a great opportunity to speak to admission counselors and ask questions about the various Career Preparatory Programs and Colleges from around the East Coast. Learn about entrance requirements, financial aid, campus life and academic programs. NEW additions include local workforces sharing career information and job opportunities.

The event time will be 11:15 am -1:15 pm.

Click here for: College and Career Fair Attendees

Congratulations to the September Students of the Month. They were nominated and chosen by the teachers and staff of Penn Manor for exhibiting outstanding educational traits.

This month’s winners are: Freshman – Elijah Weber, Sophomore – Fatuma Mussa, Junior –  Abigail Ames, Senior – Madeline Weber

Congratulations to this month’s winners!

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Due to the recent phone outages, please use the following phone numbers:

District Office: 717.876.6577
High School: 717.876.6635
All other buildings: 717.876.6627