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SCHOOL FEES! - In addition to tuition, the school has the following fees.
The following fees are due for all students by June 15, 2009:
SCHOOL Fee - $250.00
FUNDRAISING Fee - $200.00
BOOK Fee - $125.00
TECHNOLOGY Fee - $10.00
LOCKER Fee - $15.00 (FRESHMEN ONLY)
The following fees are due in September:
MUSIC Fee - $100.00 (Instrumental Music students only)
ART Fee - $20.00 (Graphic Design)
The following fee is for SENIORS only:
GRADUATION Fee - $200.00
The following are misc. fees:
ATHLETIC Fee - $150.00 (One sport)
$50.00 (Each additional sport)
TRANSCRIPT Fee - $6.00 (Per transcript requested)
RE-REGISTRATION Fee - $100.00 (returning students)
REGISTRATION Fee - $120.00 (incoming 8th Graders)
A list of these fees can be found in the student agenda book.
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Class of 2013 Scholarship Winner! (posted on Jun. 19, 2009)
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Power Library (posted on Jun. 08, 2009)
Pennsylvania Libraries and Power Library
Hallahan students and students all across the state will be greatly affected by the Governor’s proposed budget for next year, cutting funding to important library programs. The ramifications to Pennsylvania students of Senate Bill 850 are serious.
Zero funding of Pennsylvania Libraries could completely eliminate the POWER Library program. This program allows school libraries to equally provide ALL K-12 students, whether they attend wealthy or impoverished schools, with access to 45 electronic databases. This action would leave Hallahan with NO online databases for student research at school or through the public libraries. Therefore they will be behind every other graduate in the country with 21st century literacy skills.
Additionally, Governor Rendell’s proposed budget reducing library funding will cost Pennsylvania nearly a million dollars in lost federal money because of matching funds requirements.
As parents, educators, and students we need to oppose any such proposal. Our children need a quality education and well funded libraries are important to that mission. The federal stimulus funds allotted to states would allow Pennsylvania to invest another $418 million to improve K-12 education while reducing pressure on local property taxes. Please contact our Governor and your PA state representatives to make your support of quality education and libraries known.
You can locate your representatives at http://www.votesmart.org. Simply type in your zip code and all your current government officials will be listed. Click on each name and the contact information will be on the right side of each official’s page.
Thank you for your support.
Nancy Summers
Bell 3 June 2, 2009 (posted on Jun. 02, 2009)
Tuesday, June 2, 2009 will be a 1:36 PM dismissal.
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