MENU CRESTWOOD SECONDARY CAMPUS DISTRICT HOME Welcome to the Crestwood Secondary Campus John Gorham - Crestwood Secondary Campus Principal john.gorham@csdcomets.org Phone: 570-474-6782 Fax: 570-474-9810 Jeff Pierontoni - Crestwood Secondary Campus Vice Principal jeff.pierontoni@csdcomets.org Phone: 570-474-6782 Fax: 570-474-9810 Kathleen Venesky - Secretary to the Principals x. 342 kathleen.venesky@csdcomets.org Liz Walck - CSC Secretary/receptionist x. 301 liz.walck@csdcomets.org Bullying Policy SENIORS: Please Click Here to order Graduation Photos PIAA PHYSICAL EVALUATION FORM Click Here McKinney Vento Homeless Act information Click Here NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS Click here for an important notice to all students in the classes of 2016-2019 PARKING NOTICE!! All parents and visitors to the Secondary Campus for a meeting or to pick up a student must park in a lined parking space in the parking lot. PLEASE DO NOT park in the Fire Lane, regardless of the brevity of your visit. Students are reminded to park in lined parking spaces at all times. BUCKLEY AMENDMENT Responsibilities of Educational Institutions The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 - called the Buckley Amendment - provides for cutting off U.S. Office of Education (OE) funding to institutions that do not comply with the standards prescribed in the Act. The essence of those standards is that: Parents of a child who is under age 18 and has never attended an educational institution beyond the high school level must be allowed to inspect the child’s school records. Students on reaching age 18 or attending an institution beyond the high school level, called eligible students in the regulations, must be allowed to review their own school or college records, and their parents may no longer do so. http://www2.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/parents.html CRESTWOOD SECONDARY CAMPUS 281 South Mountain Blvd. Mountain Top, PA 18707 Phone: 570-474-6782 Email Us BUCKLEY AMENDMENT Responsibilities of Educational Institutions - The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 - called the Buckley Amendment - provides for cutting off U.S. Office of Education (OE) funding to institutions that do not comply with the standards prescribed in the Act. The essence of those standards is that: Parents of a child who is under age 18 and has never attended an educational institution beyond the high school level must be allowed to inspect the child’s school records. Students on reaching age 18 or attending an institution beyond the high school level, called eligible students in the regulations, must be allowed to review their own school or college records, and their parents may no longer do so. Questions or Feedback?Terms of UseBlackboard Web Community Manager Privacy Policy (Updated) Copyright © 2002-2021 Blackboard, Inc. All rights reserved. Back To Top Site Map Users