Dine Out with the Schuylkill Haven Varsity Softball Team this Tuesday, April 18th from 5-9pm at The Brickhouse!
Congratulations to Madison Bensinger, who was honored at the Daughter’s of the American Revolution (DAR) banquet. One senior student was selected to represent his/her school district . Madison was selected as the DAR Good Citizen for having demonstrated the qualities of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Congratulations Madison!
There will be a special showing of the High School Musical “Singin’ in the Rain” Thursday at 6:00pm in Zwerling Auditorium for all Haven Senior Citizens. The admission for all senior citizens will be FREE.
Mrs. Rhody's Statistics class helped the Kindergarten students with their Math Egg Hunt today. The Kindergarten class was practicing their addition and subtraction skills using math problems found inside of the eggs.
Great job to our Boys and Girls Track teams. The boys defeated SVHS 113-24 and the girls defeated SVHS 120-16.
On Friday March 24th, our Diversity club held a TIE-DYEversity event in hopes to bring our school community closer together. Earlier this year, we created snowflakes to show that we all come from the same composition, but all have different individualities and backgrounds. There wasn’t a single snowflake that looked the same, even though every single one started from a white piece of paper.
For this tie dye event, students were able to choose from several different patterns, and colors. Every shirt started out as a plain white t-shirt, but by the end, we all had a different, unique shirt. This event really focused on the differences that we all have, but yet we can all come together and connect in different ways.
RETHINK, RELAX, REFOCUS… Our Diversity AND Aevidum club have both been teaming together to bring our school community closer together. Rethink, Relax and Refocus are our main objectives while holding our several events. When we RETHINK, we can take a step back, and realize differences are not a bad thing. All of our differences in character, biases, and backgrounds are all positive attributes that we can think about to connect with others. When we RELAX, we forget about all of the negativity in our life, and we focus on the positive parts. Lastly, we REFOCUS and realize that we are all different in good ways, and those ways make us all unique and give our community its character!
On March 24, seniors used the early dismissal to present their Senior Research project to a panel of teachers. All graduating seniors must select a topic of their choice, research it, and develop a 10-15 minute presentation. The topics range from academic subjects to community service to internships. Students at the STC don’t have to present at the home school, since their portfolio in their respective shop counts towards that requirement. The Senior Research Project is a graduation requirement and has been a tradition at Schuylkill Haven Area High School for decades. The students did a great job as they accomplished yet another milestone on their journey.
Friendly reminder that physical exams are a requirement in grades K/1, 6 and 11. School physicals are scheduled to take place on Thursday, April 20th. All students are encouraged to be seen by their private physician. Please return the attached form (or you can download our form that is currently linked on the website) dated after June 1, 2022 to the school's nursing office by Wed, April 19th. If a completed form is not received students will be seen by our school physician, Dr. Joseph Zawisza.
Schuylkill Headwaters Association announced it’s 2023 Trout Stocking Schedule, and on various “highlighted” dates beginning Friday, March 31st, in cooperation with Schuylkill Haven Borough, trout will be stocked into Stoyer’s Dam and/or the Schuylkill River.
The Biology Club Trout Committee will be assisting with the trout stocking, and licensed fishing will be available to the public beginning Saturday, April 1st, the statewide opening day for Trout Season. Biology Club Trout Committee Members OR Biology Club Members should please see Mrs. Schwenk to sign-up to assist.
The public is welcome to observe the stocking process.
The members of the high school math team participated in the 50th John Gold exam at Bucknell University today. They include Katie Wank, Matthew Angelo, Blake Rossi, Jake Craft, and Loki Henson
Mrs. Moyer’s American Cultures I classes recently studied westward American expansion via the Oregon Trail. Students researched locations of landmarks and rest stops along the trail in addition to what this grueling trip would have entailed for the settlers taking it. Students then created maps of a possible trip on the trail. They wrote journal entries to accompany their map as if they traveled the trail themselves. Multiple students showcased their artistic talents by hand-sewing pages into hard covers or booklets along with making leather covers for their journals.
Congratulations Reese Felty. Reese finished in 12th place overall with a time of 22.04 in the 50 free.
Reese placed 13th in the 50 free this morning and will move on to swim in the consolation round tonight. His races can watched on the PCN at approximately 6:05pm.
Tonight’s movie is postponed due to the weather. If you pre-purchased a ticket and cannot attend the rescheduled date, we will refund the cost or credit for a future movie ticket. Thank you and have a great weekend.
Please VOTE now for the Schuylkill Haven 8th Grade What’s So Cool About Manufacturing video!
You can vote as many times as you’d like!! Voting is open from March 8 – 10! Team members are Maya Jenkins, Levi Schaeffer, Jacob Woll, and Joie Schoffstall.
https://www.whatssocool.org/contests/berks-schuylkill/
The movie Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is playing this Friday, March 10th at 7:00 pm at the middle school movie theater. The cost for admission at the door is $5. All proceeds benefit the High School Art Club. Concessions and drinks will be available for sale. Pre-Sale tickets are available for $3 on Thursday and Friday morning in the high school lobby.
HAVEN YOUTH SWIM TEAM
Contact: Tim Schultz | 570-573-4948 | schultz366@hotmail.com
Ages: All ages are welcome as long as the swimmer can complete one full lap of the pool unassisted of a competitive stroke. If you are wondering if your swimmer is ready for the swim team feel free to contact Coach Tim.
Registration: At the pool on 11/29/22 from 5 pm-6:15 pm and 12/1/22 from 5 pm-6:15 pm. If you can not make it to registration please contact me prior via text/email/call.
Schedule: Practice will be Monday through Thursday in the evening. Meets are Saturday mornings. Cost: $20 for resident swimmers.
The High School Art club worked really hard to get this field trip to happen and thanks to everyone who supported art club over the last few months with buying Roman Delight tickets, handmade pins, or anything else, it paid off. The High School Art Club went to the Vincent Van Gogh Immersive Experience at the Tower Theater and the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Friday November 18th for an art experience unlike anything they have seen before.
Congratulations to the following Quiz Bowl Team Members on their victories over Minersville and Pine Grove Yesterday !!
Cadence Artz
Jimmy Muth
Chris George
Noah Webb
Zach Houtz
Reagan Mitchell
We would like to wish Tyler Barton the best of luck as he competes in the PIAA golf championships next week at Penn State University. Hit it far and make some birdies !!
