Anatomy students spent a class period testing bacteria levels of certain areas in the school. This introductory activity was used to introduce a new unit on cells.
The Hartman Fall Festival is underway on this beautiful Friday morning. Not only are the Elementary students having a blast, but parents, teachers, and High School student helpers are all taking part in the fun.
Kindergarten classes were outside bright and early this morning learning how to march (with the help of the SCA Band) at the HARTMAN HUSTLE!!!
October 27th – TRUNK OR TREAT
High School Student Council will be hosting a Trunk or Treat event from 6:00pm-7:30pm as a way to spread some community spirit and provide a positive outlet for our students. Please see the attached flyer for more details!
Southern Columbia Area FBLA members are selling Ali's Fudge and Edible Cookie Dough! Please check out the SCA Fundraising Page to place your order and support SCA FBLA activities. Thank you!
When you have an hour and a half of darkness...you make the best of it! Some students spend the "lights out" time with Miss Stine completing the tutorial for the Prisms of Reality math program using the virtual reality headsets.
Students are in illuminated areas.
SCASD is without power. Students are in eliminated areas. Due to the lateness of the school day we will be dismissing at normal dismissal time.
Unfortunately, due to the weather forecast for tonight, we are postponing the K-4 Title I Family Event, Literacy Under the Lights, until the spring. Once a spring date has been determined we will send notification to everyone. We are sorry to have to postpone.
Do you know this truck? This person stole the SCA Field Hockey golf cart on September 30, at 4:13 am. Please share and help us find this thief!
If you know this truck please call Locust Township Police at 570.799.5806
Second graders in Ms. Rhodes class wrote and illustrated their first class book, called "Black and White Zebra, Black and White Zebra." Inspired by author Bill Martin Jr's book "Brown Bear, Brown Bear," each child wrote their own page in the book with complete sentences, using adjectives to describe the animal they drew.
Several Family and Consumer Sciences students recently competed in the Bloomsburg Fair FCS Identification Contest. Students had to correctly identify different fruits. Southern brought home 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place!
Our Marching Tigers took the stage at the 167th Annual Bloomsburg Fair this morning.
The 167th annual Bloomsburg Fair is in full swing and has everyone filled with excitement. The Elementary, Middle, and High School students are all eager for their time off to enjoy the fair. Students will have Thursday, September 29th, and Friday, September 30th, off of school. Teachers will have an In-Service day on Thursday.
Southern Columbia Marching Band - marching and entertaining at the Bloomsburg Fair. Go Tigers!!
Students in Mrs. Higgins' class investigated pumpkins yesterday. They made predictions whether they thought their pumpkin would sink or float, determined the weight of their pumpkin, measured the height of pumpkins using cubes, and measured the circumference using paper clips. The students then decorated their pumpkins for Fall.
On Friday, September 23, a small team of students accompanied Mr. Roth and Mr. Kelchner to the Bloomsburg Fair where they spent the day setting up the middle school science exhibit in the education building. The students included eighth-graders Johanna Jones, Leah Fenstermacher, Reggie Moody, and Cayden Noblit, along with Mr. Roth's senior co-op student, Maggie Stauder. The display shows off some of the excellent work done by middle school science students last year. Although this was the first year that the middle school took over the booth from the high school, it turned out great!
Mr. Roughton's Technology Education students set up a display booth at the Bloomsburg Fair. The booth features various student-made projects. Be sure to check them out this week!
Check out the high school art exhibit at the Bloomsburg Fair in the education building this week. Mrs. Roulin's Foundations of Art, 2D design and 3D design students contributed to the display.
Kindergarten grandparents are smiling ear to ear this morning as students and grandparents are enjoying some time together making a craft and eating a snack!
