Jason Rockwell, 10th Grade student, was recently in an accident with his bike resulting in it being damaged beyond repair. Mrs. Mehalik heard about this accident and worked to replace Jason's bike. Mrs. Mehalik thank you for your generosity and ride safely, Jason!
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Congratulations to our 2015-2016 Challenge Program award winners who were recognized on Friday, February 24.

From the Class of 2017: Landen Watters (attendance), Travis Andrews (STEM), Kaleb Wilson (community service), Paige Armstrong (academic improvement), & Morgan Voithofer (academic excellence).

From the Class of 2018: Adam Donaldson (STEM), Ashlee Cree (community service), & Jacob Lowry (academic excellence).

Missing from the photo are Cayleigh Pratt (attendance) and Evan Burnett (academic improvement).
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Congratulations to Hayden Demniak on receiving The House of Representative Citation from State Representative Pam Snyder for his success during the 101st Pennsylvania Farm Show, where his Hampshire lamb was selected as the 2017 Grand Champion Junior Market Lamb.
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Carmichaels students, Kaleb Wilson and Brady Watters, using Munsell Color chart at Cal U's Soils Presentation.
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Carmichaels Life Skills students met with West Greene Life Skills students at Suburban Lanes for their annual bowling tournament. Unfortunately, Carmichaels DID NOT bring home the traveling trophy- maybe next year. A good time was had by all.
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Senior football player, Jonathan Christopher will continue his academic and athletic career at Alderson Broaddus next fall. He will major in computer engineering and play wide receiver for the Battlers.
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Peer Court ,simply put, is an organization of schools from across Greene County with the purpose of hearing students cases and giving them proper punishment with the intent of rehabilitation. It’s members are expected to be clear-headed individuals with good judgement who can empathize with people in tough situations. Peer court offers a second chance to underaged offenders and teaches the members of Peer Court skills that will last them a lifetime. Peer Court is altogether a service that enhances the well-being of the community and of the members of the community.
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CARMICHAELS – Craig Miller is a busy man. Last year, he resigned as the Cumberland Township police chief, but he has taken on two full-time positions – one as a night-shift K-9 unit officer with the township and one as the new Carmichaels school resource officer.
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The Carmichaels sophomore and eight of his classmates at Greene County Career and Technology Center have been working in the kitchens of Trump International Hotel, which opened in October on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.
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