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Engineering Scholarship

SAE is offering more than 60 corporate and university sponsored scholarships to qualified students who are interested in the study of engineering and related sciences. Applications are accepted September 1st through December 1st and must be postmarked by December 1, 2008. All applicants must be high school seniors at the time of application For full details, applications & FAQs, visit: www.sae.org/students/engschlr.htm or contact your guidance counselor.

 

Teacher of the Year Award

Robert Curcio, the PC Maintenance teacher at Greater Johnstown High School, recently won the "Teacher of the Year" award granted by Wal-Mart. An anonymous student nominated Mr. Curcio for his hard work and dedication in the classroom. The reward for winning the award was a hundred-dollar personal gift card, as well as a thousand dollar card for classroom use. Mr. Curcio has already planned to use this money for a new server, or a large computer dedicated to providing services over a computer network.

 

Arcurio Receives Murtha Education Award

Congratulations to George Arcurio Jr. who received the John P. Murtha Education Award! The award was presented to Mr. Arcurio by Superintendent of Schools, Barbara Parkins, at the newly opened Fichtner filed at the Greater Johnstown Middle School.

Mr. Arcurio is a kind and considerate human being who has always placed the best interest of the students and families of the Greater Johnstown area first. This field is another example of that dedication and commitment. Starting in the spring, the Johnstown varsity baseball squad will play at the Field at JMS. This project was collaborative effort between the school district and Mr. Arcurio Jr. with the intent to provide students and athletes in the area a wonderful facility for baseball.

Congratulations Mr. Arcurio!

 

Wal-Mart Foundation Grant

On Thursday April 24th, five Johnstown High School students visited the Wal-Mart Super Center and received a grant from the Wal-Mart Foundation for $1000. Johnstown High School and West Side Elementary are the two schools within the district to benefit from this grant. The money was split equally between the two schools. The grant was used to buy incentives for all students who had perfect attendance during the PSSAs and to continue to encourage academic success throughout their time in the school district. The five students chosen to help with the grant spent a morning at Wal-Mart selecting incentives such as iPods, Play Station Portables, digital cameras, Guitar Hero, and much more.

In closing, we would like to thank Wal-Mart for their community involvement and dedication to helping students in the Greater Johnstown School District reach higher levels of student achievement. We are truly grateful for your care and concern for our students.

 

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