Conestoga Valley School District

Smoketown's Fourth Grade Team held a fundraiser at the end of the year for one of their Final Math Performance Tasks. Students picked a local organization to donate money. They decided to hold a Bake Sale at the school and donate to the Pennsylvania SPCA. 🐾

They raised $514.50! Students used daily math skills to bake the food and sell the items. They developed communication skills through Infomercials in the school and advertising the event. Finally, they developed interpersonal skills by selling food to younger and older peers.

Tyler Herr from the SPCA came to Smoketown last week to receive the check and talk to the students. It was a wonderful closure to a successful event! ❤️ 💙

As the year comes to a close, we want to take a chance to highlight some of the successes in our elementary schools across all buildings, grade levels, and departments. 🎉

We also want to call attention to the highly successful AIM Early Reading Pilot at Leola Elementary. We are so excited and encouraged by the initial feedback and results.

Have a great summer, CV!

Happy Last Day of School, CV! Have a wonderful summer! ☀️ ❤️ 💙

🎓 What a ceremony last night! Congratulations again to the Class of 2026 (and their families and loved ones) and we can't wait to see what your futures hold! ❤️ 💙

Time to squeeze in one more internship spotlight!

CVHS student Laylianni Ramos interned with Lancaster School of Cosmetology this spring to gain more insight and experience in the field of cosmetology. 💅🏼

Class of 2026, you did it! Congratulations! 🎓

More photos and videos to come tomorrow!

CVHS student Holly Nasados interned this spring with Mrs. Lapp in the Fritz Elementary library. 📚

Check out some of our CVHS interns who were highlighted in this LNP article about Robotic WorX, a nonprofit organization that partners students from Millersville University and area high schools with Precision Cobotics!

Inside a Millersville lab, interns collaborate on real-world robotics projects Wheel.Me hummed and hugged the ground as the autonomous mobile robot careened around corners, working its way through the aisles of Millersville University’s Automation and Robotics Lab.