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KEY PROGRAMS
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A.U.S.S.I.E. Reading and Writing
Program for third through 12th
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AP Courses in Science, Math, English, and History |
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Technology Preparation Curriculum |
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Award Winning Performing Arts |
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Competitive PIAA Athletic Program |
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Standards Based Mathematics |
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Equal
Opportunities |
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Mifflinburg Area School District's programs are open and
available to all students. The district does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion,
national and ethnic origin, disability or political affiliation
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Administrative
Office
178 Maple St., Box 285, Mifflinburg
PA 17844 Phone
570-966-8200 |
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Future Grant Awarded to Mifflinburg Area School District |
The Laptop Labs are Coming (9/07) |
With the adoption of this year's state budget and the
Governor's vision to adequately equip schools with
technology tools for learning, Mifflinburg became one of
the Commonwealth's schools to receive funding for
technology. Six science classrooms will be
equipped with laptop labs and other tools such as
projectors, smart boards, and video cameras. Teacher
using these tools will be trained by the state at both
conferences and through online courses. Once implemented,
each classroom will be further supported by a local
technology coach. There are already many success
stories being told by PA schools that were awarded this
grant in 2006. For more information, see the PDE
overview.
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High School Students Make It Count:
Mifflinburg Captures Region V in the PA Math
League Contest |
From Left to Right: Dan Manbeck , Jason
Martin, and Susan Snyder (8/07)
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was just a small box that arrived in the
High School office, but the contents
verified that which
www.mathleague.com had been posting for
several months - Mifflinburg High School won Region V of the PA Math League Contest.
Through six monthly contests, Mifflinburg
High School students lead a region of the
state stretching from Northern tier Towanda
down to Susquenita HS. While many
students contributed to Mifflinburg's
winning effort, Princeton bound Jason Martin
(07) lead the participants. Another
key contributor was Dan Manbeck (07) who was
invited to participate in the American
Invitational Mathematics Exam after his
stellar performance on the American
Mathematics Contest. Dan is now a
student at Lehigh. Both were also among 14
students who were recommended for college
credit through the College Board's Advanced
Placement Calculus program. The
hardware now resides in the office of
contest registrar Susan Snyder. Many
thanks to Mrs. Snyder for her efforts in
supporting student achievement.
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