The switch would centrally locate the middle and high schools. Meanwhile, district residents are invited to participate in a walk-through of Green Park April 27 to see the areas in need of renovation and construction. A walk-through at the middle school was held Thursday. The play is a dramatization of her story. The public is invited.
Admission is free.
For more information on the Perry County performances, call 789-3934. Stung by residents' criticism at a recent board meeting that Cedar Cliff and Red Land students were not involved in the Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair, district administrators took a look at the availability of academic competitions. Assistant Superintendent Jean Dyszel and Cedar Cliff Principal Robert Gross compiled a list of academic competitions in which district high school students participate. They came up with 187 competitions, including the Capital Area Intermediate Unit computer fair, Classical League, Math League, a stock market competition, Daughters of the American Revolution Essay contest, Scholastic art and writing competitions and a chemistry competition through the Pennsylvania State University at Harrisburg. District regulations do not require students to participate in academic competitions, Mrs. Dyszel said, although individual teachers are permitted to require participation in contests related to the course being taught.