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Student representative summarizes October activities; athletics post strong results
Summary
Student representative Pranita Shatangal reported October programming districtwide (penny challenge for life‑skills and autistic support, pumpkin contests, science fair registration) and highlighted athletic achievements including girls soccer advancing to class 3A finals and boys golf finishing fourth in the state.
Pranita Shatangal, the district student representative, presented the student report for October, summarizing school events, service drives and athletic accomplishments.
Shatangal said the district's penny challenge (Nov. 1–8) will benefit life‑skills and autistic‑support programs and that elementary schools ran pumpkin contests and a yearbook ordering reminder. The intermediate school held fall activities and fundraisers; the middle school hosted a Halloween dance and parent advisory council meeting; the high school completed PSAT testing for underclassmen and seniors finalized cap‑and‑gown orders. Clubs and service drives were active across buildings.
On athletics, Shatangal reported notable achievements: girls soccer advanced to the Class 3A finals after a semifinal win; girls cross‑country placed third at the championships; boys golf finished fourth in the PIAA team championship. Several middle school and JV teams continued competitive schedules.
Shatangal closed by noting upcoming district dates including a two‑hour delay on Nov. 3 and the start of the penny challenge.
