Following is a list of students who qualified for the first marking period academic excellence at Mountain View Elementary School.

FOURTH GRADE: Hudson Bain, Ryan Belotti, Michael Billets, Camron Birchard-Newhart, Connor Boylan, Ian Briechle, Lindsey Burgess, Anotolia Creps, Jack Curtis, Jason DeBella, Dylan Ferraro, Jacob Ficarro, Corinne Flynn, Kallyn Gordon, Eden Hildebran, Emma Karp, Morgan Kelly, Addison Kilmer, Katelyn Kraft, Sean Larkin, Cooper Lopatofsky, Richard Masters, Roselina Matthews, Trinity McAlla, Mayson McAndrew, Breanna Perini, Amber Price, Caroline Symuleski, Mason Thomas, Joel Tigue, Joshua Tigue, Kaylee Walker, Aidin Wormuth.

FIFTH GRADE: Brooklyn Anderson, Lacey Ball, Kylie Barhite, Timothy Barlow, Paige Barnes, Michael Beach, Zayandre Bradford, Jason DeManicor, Christina Denney, Chelsea Empet, Rachael Evans, Alexis Frisbie, Jackson Gesford, Luke Harvatine, Tanner Holtsmaster, Joshua Kamensky, Ryleigh Kilmer, Kylee Kozloski, Mishell Loja Pulla, Alexander Madura, Leah McElroy, Coralynn McHenry, Molly McLaud, Macadam Miller, Caleb Moher, Aiden Norton, Jacob Ofalt, Adam Polovitch, Jarret Pratt, John Radford, Madelyn Resseguie, Raven Richardson, Miriam Sedlak, Draven Simons, Paige Smith, CaraMia Talbert, Sierra Testa, Jordan Totten, Riley Turner, Jeremiah Tweed, Makenzie Tyborowski, Robert Wallace, Kyle Ward, Jeremy Wells, Anya Yasnovitch, Luke Zipprich.

SIXTH GRADE: Rylan Ainey, James Anderson, Noah Barnes, Daniel Belcher, Chloe Belotti, Shaun Bills, Alexander Brodeur, Edmond Carroll, Kevin Cosklo, Ava Depew, Logan Dick, Joshua Fanelli, Carissa Flynn, Jason Gumble, Holly Harvatine, Vanessa Harvey, Joseph Heller, Rachel Hunter, Riley Jagger, Kayla Kasa, Bronson Kilmer, Emma Long, Christopher McClure, Hailey Miller, Russell Milunic, Logan Pliska, Jocelyn Schwarztrauber, Lillian Sedlak, Sydney Seman, Mikaela Stout, Paige Strickland, Ryan Supancik, Aaron Tomanchek, Sophia Welk, Penelope Ziegler.

Honor Roll Grade 4: Linden Baker, Brooke Collins, Molly Griga, William Hobart, John Jones, Maxx Kelly, Caleb Mauro, Mason Opalka, Abilene Pearson, Leah Roe, Gwendolyn Stec, Preston Wolf, Torin Fissel, Drew Hennessey, Aiden Page, Adrianna Rockwell, Brice Woodruff.

Merit Roll Grade 4: Sara Barnes, Madison Butts, Sara Chamberlain, Lillyana Creamer, Madelyn Hugaboom, Holden Mills, Leighanna Oropallo, Malachi Rogers, Nolan Ruckle, William Towner.

High Honor Roll Grade 5: Isabella Bishop, Gianna Bullick, Liam Dooley, Jeremiah Hadden, Rebecca Haley, Alexandria Hall, Zachary Norton, Deegan Reid, Ashlee Sanchez Salinas, Justin Sheldon, Pasqualino Verdetto.

Honor Roll Grade 5: Rykin Hobart, Cambria King, Taylor Osterhout, Madeline Schnell, Caden Williams.

Merit Roll, Grade 5: Issac Andrus, Donald Chandler, Gianna Creamer, Devon Decker, Sydney Donahue, Jonas Downton, Rilynn Groover, Houston Koziol, William Marcy, Matthew Matis, Nathan Oropallo, Linkin Payne, Meghan Perry, Lily Rockwell, Travis Rooney, Alex Sanchez Salinas, Brionna West, Elizabeth White, Joseph Williams.

High Honor Roll Grade 6: Joseph Burke, Jackson Maby, Cooper Payne, Paytyn Sellitto, Colton Stone.

Honor Roll Grade 6: Lillian Matis, Vanessa Payne, Tori Straway, Austin Wayman, Nevaeh Wolf.

Merit Roll Grade 6: Talan Brewer, Christopher Eger, Dana fitch, Zechariah Fodor, Nicholas Fox, Grace Hendrickson, Jayden Herbert, Victoria Johnson, William Lawrence, Katelynn Lewis, Sophie Mills, Tyler Rockwell, Dezdae Rogers, Olivia Rossi, Kalynn Steinel, Paige Straway.

Following is a list of the students who received a Reading Achievement Award for the 1st marking period. A student must maintain an A average (93-100) for the entire marking period in order to receive this award.

Mrs. Krause 1-1: Jaelynn Ashmann, Kaleb Buzzell, Jack Fabrizi, Liberty French, Cora Harcar, Silas Keiser, Kendra Meagley, Laila O'Dell, James Pelly, Lily Towner, Skyla Vinsko, Brayden Volger, Vivica Ward.

Mrs Downton 1-2: Blake Buzzell, Kyleaha Carmody, Travis Dininny, Asher Heller, Hannah Klinensmith, Audrey Nitterour, Joey Oropallo, Gabriella Rice, Melanie Schriver, Brody Soden, Leah Taylor.

Mrs Hower 1-3: Fayth Blair, Harper Cook, Jackson Drag, Ava Ferraro, Darwin Greene Jr., Alyssa Lewis, Makayla Lotz, Cassidy Shelp, Brody Smith, Xander Stone, Alazeah Thomas, Alyssa Wiser, Kierstyn Yannone.

Mrs Stanley 2-1: Kiera Burke, Aubree Deakin, Macie Komula, Caedon Stone, Ashton Whitney.

Mrs. Hinkley 2-2: Jacob Arzouian, Jasmine Bills, Rory Carmody.

Mrs Whitney 2-3: Catalina Alfonso, Samantha Madigan, Skylar Phonechanh.

Mrs Stelle 3-1: Brooklyn Cook, Piper Heller.

Mrs Stone 3-2: Joel Decker, Thomas Fremberg, Mason Keyes, Baliee Norris, Aubrey Sanders, Caliana Williams.

Mrs Testa 3-3: Jeffery Benson, Casey Doyle.

Mr Maurer 4-2: Maxx Kelly, Leah Roe.

Mrs Hilling 4-3: Brooke Collins, Mason Opalka, Preston Wolf.

Mrs Conklin 5-1: Pasqualino Verdetto.

Mrs Conklin 5-2: Rebecca Haley

Mrs Conklin 5-3: Jeremiah Hadden, Alexandria Hall, Deegan Reid.

Mrs Glidden 6-1: Cooper Payne, Olivia Rossi, Paytyn Sellitto, Colton Stone.

Mrs Glidden 6-2: Jackson Maby, Vanessa Payne, Tori Straway, Neveah Wolf.

Mrs Glidden 6-3: Katelynn Lewis, Lilliana Matis.

Following is the Susquehanna High 1st Period Honor Roll for the 2017-2018 School Year.

Highest Honors 93 -100

12th Grade –  Isabella Abruzzo, Travis Acosta, Stephanie Ballard, Alexis Beach, Faith Benedict, Chelsea Bush, Kendra Colwell, Emily Frye, Christian Good, Chloe Haskins, Bridget Iveson, Eric Lee, Lucas Marco, Kayla Marino, Tristan Megivern, Taylor Millard, Griffin Payne, Travis Rockwell, Kaylin Trynoski, Skyla Wilson.

11th Grade – Angel Bieloski, Devon Dubanowitz, Emily Fremberg, Lia Heath,  Rhiannon Potter, Jessica Teribury, Chloe Tinklepaugh, Cameron Wasko.

10th Grade – Jaycie Conklin, Rachel Day, Mackenzie Heath, Taylor Huyck, Shania Megivern, Airyll Rockwell, Mackenzie Steele, Kailye Towner, Meaghan Towner, Samantha Voege.

9th Grade – Cortney Bennett, Kyleigh Jones, Sophie Lawrenson, Leah Place, Kimberly Swartz.

8th Grade – Jackson Batzel, Loraina Cramer, Megan Decker, Jordyn Glover, Meghan Kiernan, Lyllian Lorenz, Joshua Marco, Karlah Oropallo, Ava Presley, Rockell Rockwell, Julia Schell, Joseph Staria, William Steele, Samantha Swanson.

7th Grade – Brianna Ashman, Lauren Brown, Memphis Collins, Kerstin Dooley, Juliann Downton, Layne Fisk, Teagan Fissel, Emily Hall, Lexis Iveson, Allison Jenkins, Tatum Norris, Reilly Potter.

Honor Roll 90-92.99

12th Grade – Kolby Baker, Marisa Kenny, Alexander McHugh, Madisson Stanford.

11th Grade – Angelica Brink, Ty Edwards, Cheyenne Kelley, Jordan King, Kaylee Landry, Bethany Maby, Cody MacDonald, Adam Rockwell, Canyon Stone.

10th Grade Carson Beamer, Paetan Benson, Jakub Tomczyk.

9th Grade –  John Barry, Zachary Consla, Austin Gow, Cody Orner, James Paynter, Emily Sheldon, Elizabeth Stewart.

8th Grade –  Mackenzie Decker, Cora Hadden, Paige Halesky, Raili Hower, Jocelyn Wasko, Adriana Zebrowski.

7th Grade – Jonathan Burns, Kambrie Colwell, Sarah Day, Lucian Dilts, Luke Hilling, Jenifer Sanchez.

Merit Roll 85-89.99

12th Grade – Michael Brown, Elizabeth Delaney, William Dixon, Elizabeth Dudley, Lexus Heeman, Sierra Lake, Emily Lawrenson, Kathryn Meck, Dylan Rockwell, Kelsey Swartz, Breanna Treible, Stephen Vivona.

11th Grade – Christopher Ayres, Aaron Babcock, Daniel Baker, Bryce Baldwin, Angela Bianco, Michael Braun, Ryan Carmody, Mercedes Crowley, Trevor Dahm, Jarrett Dininny, Anthony Dolfini, Megan Hackett, Eric Hall, Jerry Kelly, Paige O’Hara, William Perry III, McKenzie Rhone, Payton Rhone, Mackenzie Smith, Mikaela Swank, Nicole Swanson, Matthew Weibel.

10th  Grade –  Ryan Armitage, Samantha Fox, Jonathan Jenkins, Geena Miller, Matthew Phillips, Alexandrea Seaman, Alecia Towner.

9th Grade –  Devyn Benson, Jeff Bradley, Bethany Burns, Caleigh Carrillo, Ryan Hall,  JD Heckman, Lauren Hegedus, Jenna Krall, Chance Marino, Rachel Rockwell, Brianne Sheldon, Courtney Towner,  Madison Towner, Kevin Tross, Val White, Robert Wolf, Michelle Zebrowski.

8th Grade –  Devlin Ace, Kayla Anderson, Ryan Ballard, Spencer Beamer, Jaron Bullick, Maura Carmody, Garrett Cordner, Joseph Curtis, Erin Millard, Christopher Orner, Alea Rockwell, Kayla Sheldon, Tori Smith, Ava Stanford, Hunter Swank, Katelyn Swartz, Elizabeth Weibel, Carson Williams.

7th Grade – Brianna Bills, Jocelyn Conklin, Zoey Cramer, Landon Hodge, Xandrea Hohnhorst, Sarah Karbowski, Alexandria Moser, Adam Payne, Nicholas Sgroi, Danni Williams, Jacy Wilson.

On Friday, November 17th, students from Susquehanna Community High School visited Binghamton University. This trip was planned and organized by Dr. Warren DeWitt and his wife Nancy. As of last year, they have created the new “DeWitt Family Health Care Scholarship”, in the amount of $40,000-$80,000 for a student from Susquehanna Community attending either Binghamton University or SUNY Broome and majoring in the healthcare field.

Each year, the DeWitt family takes juniors and seniors who are interested in studying these programs, to visit Binghamton University (and Broome). Students were greeted by admissions staff as soon as they arrived on campus. A student from Binghamton spent most of the morning with our students touring the campus, and giving an in-depth view of what their school has to offer. Following the campus tour, a representative from the pharmacy graduate program spoke to our students about the admissions process and their new School of Pharmacy. Students ended their day by having lunch on campus, provided by the DeWitt family.

On behalf of the students at Susquehanna Community, we thank Dr. Warren and Nancy DeWitt for providing such an amazing and educational experience for our students, and their ongoing support to our school and community.

Thousands of service men and women transition annually from military jobs to civilian life. Whether an individual is facing military transition after a full career in the armed forces, was a member of the National Guard or Reserve, or was enlisted, veterans have both special privileges and special needs in their job transitions. Re-entry into the workforce after any period of absence has its challenges. The Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center is striving to help meet the needs of military veterans by providing educational opportunities to these deserving veterans.

Men or women who have or are now serving our country are eligible for scholarships from The Community Foundation of the Endless Mountains. These funds may be used to attend the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center. Veterans, Reservists and National Guard members who have exhausted all federal education benefits and want to attend the SCCTC can apply at  www.community-foundation.org

Full-time adult programs available at the SCCTC include: Building & Property Maintenance, Cosmetology, Welding Technology, Massage Therapy and Practical Nursing Programs. Short-term programs include: Cosmetology Teacher Program, Esthetician, Manicurist/Nail Tech License Program and short term welding programs are also available. The Community Foundation Grant is available for any program offered at the SCCTC.

If you are a veteran and are eligible for the GI Bill,  please go to www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/getstarted.asp or contact your Veterans Representative. That website will provide you with an application for benefits which you must complete to receive information regarding your eligibility for benefits. If you have already filed an application for benefits online, bring a copy of that application or your certificate of eligibility to the Financial Aid Office. Once accepted, the SCCTC staff then supplies the Veterans’ Administration with the enrollment certification that indicates you are a student so you can receive your monthly benefits. These benefits, if you are eligible, may also be transferred to an immediate family member (spouse or child).

Dr. Alice M. Davis, SCCTC Executive Director, stated “The SCCTC is proud to support our veterans, and we look forward to training them for their future after military service. Our goal is to teach them the skills they need in order to obtain jobs that will be prosperous and fulfilling for them.”

Rebecca Perkins, of Clifford Township, an Interior Design and Spanish Major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, has been selected for the Betty L. Wood Scholarship at IUP.

Perkins, daughter of Roseanne Nolan, is a Dean’s List student, member of the IUP women’s rugby team and is a Take Back the Night participant. She is a 2014 graduate of Mountain View Junior-Senior High School.