Manor students represent the district at county band festival

Students of the month are recognized 

during the first semester

Students from each team are selected every month by their teachers for having demonstrated the characteristics of P.R.I.D.E. and achieving academic success.

Former HS principal shares her "Stack of Records" with Manor 8th graders

Dr. Jan Mindish, former Penn Manor High School principal and current president of the Penn Manor Education Foundation, spent the day in Mr. Telesco's Eighth Grade English classroom to share her "Stack of Records" (who has shaped her), her experiences, and her wisdom in interview fashion. Through Dr. Mindish's superb storytelling, students deepened their appreciation of older generations and learned how to conduct an interview--a skill they'll use sometime this year when they interview someone fifty years old or older. 

Students go "live" each day at Manor Middle

A select group of Manor Middle School eighth-graders start their day by providing their peers with live-streamed announcements each morning.  The students are led by Mr. Tom Reustle, a 7th grade social studies teacher in the building.  Mr. Reustle spends the first few weeks of school helping students learn how to execute the various roles in the TV studio.  The students learn how to act as the anchors, handle transitions, run the teleprompter, and support in classrooms that have a substitute for the day.  The students become more independent and lend more of their creativity as the year goes on.

Students go "live" each day at Manor Middle

A select group of Manor Middle School eighth-graders start their day by providing their peers with live-streamed announcements each morning.  The students are led by Mr. Tom Reustle, a 7th grade social studies teacher in the building.  Mr. Reustle spends the first few weeks of school helping students learn how to execute the various roles in the TV studio.  The students learn how to act as the anchors, handle transitions, run the teleprompter, and support in classrooms that have a substitute for the day.  The students become more independent and lend more of their creativity as the year goes on.

Manor students start year off strong

Manor students wrapped up their first back to school after their summer break.  There was a lot of excitement in the air as some students returned to a familiar environment, while others are joining the Manor community for the first time.  Students and teachers spent the week getting acquainted with one another and setting the stage for another great school year.

Manor students take part in Construction Wars

Manor students had the opportunity to participate in ABC Keystone’s Construction Wars. This is an interactive career exploration event that offers hands-on activities with the help of construction professionals and provides students with an understanding of the many possible career paths offered by the construction industry. Students were able to build and take home several projects, including their own tool boxes and wood benches. They also used problem solving skills to work with electrical circuits, practiced masonry and learned about workplace safety. 

Manor students visited by assistant district attorney

Lancaster County assistant district attorney and Penn Manor alum, Janie Swinehart, visited Manor Middle School on Friday, October 7, 2022.  She presented information about the dangers of social media to our 7th and 8th graders.  The information was intended to empower our students with an awareness of how their "digital footprint" and future can be impacted by irresponsible use of social media.  Students were also provided insights into the implications of "dangerous" online activity.