Archive for February, 2016

Wyatt Jennings will wrestle in states
Congratulations to Solanco wrestler Wyatt Jennings (left), who will compete in the PIAA State Wrestling Championships March 10, 11 and 12 at the Giant Center in Hershey. Wyatt earned the opportunity to wrestle in states based on his strong 4th place finish at 145 pounds in the south central regional AAA tournament at the Hershey Park […]

Scholarship opportunities for Solanco seniors
The Solanco High School Guidance Department has published a list of scholarships available to Solanco High School seniors. Applications are available in the guidance department, and they must be completed and returned to the guidance office no later than 3 p.m. on Friday, April 1. Here is the complete SCHOLARSHIP DIRECTORY 2016.

Emelyn Hatch wins Scholastic Writing Awards
Last year, Emelyn Hatch’s writing talent earned her high honors at Carnegie Hall in New York City, and she is once again receiving prestigious recognition for her outstanding writing skills. Emelyn, a senior at Solanco High School, has earned multiple honors from the Scholastic Writing Awards, including a Gold Key for poetry collection, two Silver Keys […]

The Great Book Swap at the high school
The Great Book Swap is immensely popular among high school students, teachers and staff – in previous years as many as 900 books were brought in and exchanged! Solanco High School Librarian Emily Dawley has announced that the first segment of this year’s fourth annual Great Book Swap will be Tuesday, March 1 to Tuesday, March 8, when […]

Spring musical – The Pajama Game – March 10, 11 and 12
Talented Solanco actors and actresses rehearsing for their upcoming performances of the spring musical, The Pajama Game, are AJ Beyer as Sid Sorokin (kneeling), Gloria Steinhauer as Babe Williams (seated on AJ’s knee), and back row: Kara Richards as Mabel, Ian Birdwell as Prez, Tyler Turpen as Hines, and Rachel Opdenaker as Gladys. Tickets are […]

Middle school students honored
Each month, in support of character education, a select group of students at both Smith and Swift middle schools is invited to breakfast with their parents and middle school principal Paul Gladfelter. Teachers nominate students for the Breakfast Club in recognition of their display of good character. Unlike the honor roll, which is based solely […]