Radnor High School Newsletter

Issue 7 March 2016

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

With Spring Break just around the corner, that could mean just one thing… Kindness Week is coming soon! Our third annual Kindness Week runs from March 14-18, and encourages students to perform random acts of kindness. This event, coordinated by our Student Ambassadors Club, is just another opportunity for our student body to continue to display the positive attitude and compassion that makes Radnor High School a great place to be. Over the next few weeks you may notice orange lighting as you enter RHS. This is our color theme for this event, symbolizing our belief in the power of kindness. Click here to see how you can get involved in spreading kindness in your neighborhood.

FROM THE RHS ART DEPARTMENT

Congratulations to Sarah Rosenberg, Grace Choi, Anne Chen, and Kirsten MacCormick for their participation in helping to design the promotional materials for this year’s Radnor Educational Foundation Gala, “We’re On a Roll”. Each of these talented RHS artists submitted original designs that were considered by REF committee members for items ranging from the front and rear covers of the gala invitation to tickets and even cake decoration. Kudos to Sarah and Grace for having their artwork chosen for the invitation and also Anne and Kirsten whose work was chosen for the tickets and cake respectively. The arrival of March brings another great event hosted by all art departments across the Radnor Township School District. March has been designated Youth Art Month by the Department of Education in Harrisburg. This national, annual observance is organized to emphasize the value of art education for all students and to encourage public support for quality school art programs.

2 To celebrate this event, the art departments in all the Radnor schools will host an exhibit of student work in the lobby of Radnor High School. The display will feature the work of students in elementary through high school. It’s a popular show as students, staff and the community, have an opportunity to view the charming work of kindergarteners alongside the extraordinary work of high school artists. We invite you to see this show that will be on display from Thursday, March 3rd until Thursday, March 31st. A reception will be held for student artists, their families and friends on Thursday, March 17th from 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. Join us for this fun and artistic event!

HEALTH OFFICE

Maureen Lerario, RN, CSN Get to Know Your Rashes Whether a rash itches or not is often an important clue to knowing what kind of rash you have. The following are common itchy rashes. Follow up with your dermatologist for a formal diagnosis and treatment plan. 1. Psoriasis Psoriasis is a chronic skin disorder that is caused by changes in certain immune system cells that make them "fight" normal skin. Psoriasis produces thick, silvery scales on a red base that has a distinct border. It's commonly found on the knees, elbows, and scalp. 2. Pityriasis Rosea Pityriasis rosea is a common rash that has a striking appearance. It starts with a "herald patch" -- a single, round/oval lesion that often occurs on the trunk. The rash then spreads along skin lines on the trunk. The rash is very itchy and lasts for 6 to 8 weeks. 3. Poison Ivy Poison ivy, or rhus dermatitis, is caused by exposure to a resin called urushiol found on certain plants of the Rhus genus. These plants include poison ivy, oak, and sumac. This well-known rash starts out with blisters and redness on the exposed areas that spread on contact with the blisters. Poison ivy and other forms of irritant contact dermatitis are treated with topical steroids. 4. Chicken Pox Chicken pox is a very itchy rash caused by the varicella virus. Since the development of a chicken pox vaccine, we don't see as much chicken pox in the United States compared to twenty years ago. Pregnant women with chicken pox may need treatment with special medications. Anyone who has been exposed to chicken pox (even if they were immunized) is at risk for developing shingles later in life. 5. Scabies Scabies is a rash caused by a tiny mite that burrows under the skin. The rash is red, bumpy, and often located on wrists, between fingers, in armpits, and around the waistline. Scabies is treated with a lotion to kill the mite, but the rash can last up to a month.

3 6. Eczema Eczema is an itchy rash that is closely related to allergies. It is also known as "the itch that rashes." The exact cause of eczema is not known, but it seems to be related to abnormalities in the epidermis that make the skin drier than normal and more sensitive to common chemicals. Eczema is diagnosed based on the presence of major and minor criteria. There is no cure for eczema, but its symptoms can be managed by lifestyle changes and medications. 7. Hives Hives (urticaria) is a rash that can evolve and change in hours -- even minutes. Hives are actually divided into acute hives (lasting less than 6 weeks) and chronic hives (lasting longer than 6 weeks). This distinction is important because chronic hives actually have some strange causes like pressure or water-contact. The factors that can cause hives are numerous, and we often can't isolate one. The good news is that there are medications that can treat hives effectively. 8. Ringworm Ringworm is a fungal infection that typically occurs on the body. The rash is typically round, red, raised, and scaly on the outside of the lesion. Ringworm can be effectively treated with oral or topical medications. All Current 10th Graders Pennsylvania Department of Health requires students to have a physical examination completed upon entering 11th grade. This completed form is due August 1st. Please mail to or hand deliver to Radnor High School health office. (Parents please note the student physical exam form is NOT interchangeable with the sports physical form.) Please keep the school nurse informed of any medical changes, treatments, or immunization that your child has received so that his/her health record is current. Up-to-date information is essential in an emergency situation. Current 11th Graders: We are still accepting outstanding mandated physicals. Please submit paperwork to Mrs. Maureen Lerario in the Radnor High School health office: Maureen.lerario@rtsd.org.

LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER

Dr. Seuss’ birthday is celebrated every year on March 2nd. Radnor is planning a district-wide Read Across America event. High school students are travelling to RTSD schools to be guest readers throughout the day. The Cat in the Hat will visit some schools, and we will have a Read Across Radnor- every student in the district will pick up a book at 2pm. Students will also be voting for the Pennsylvania Reader’s Choice Award, their favorite book of the year. For more information, please see our Read Across America website: http://rtsd.libguides.com/ReadAcrossAmerica

4 On March 18th, the RHS Book Club will meet in the Black Box to chat about our latest pick, The Young Elites by Marie Lu. The Haverford College Fencing Team will join us with demonstrations that link to the book’s plot.

Wondering what’s new in our Library? See all new materials added throughout the year here: http://rtsd.libguides.com/newlibraryitems. We have no fines, and students can check out any number of items. Requests are welcome.

Digital citizenship resources, databases, and other information can be found on the Radnor High School website under Library. Please take a moment to see all of the wonderful resources that we use.

Any questions? Please contact Michelle.Wetzel@rtsd.org.

CLASS OF 2016 Graduation Announcements: We are quickly approaching the big day! If you have not ordered your cap and gown, please see Mrs. Trozzo immediately. Every senior is responsible for paying for their cap and gown. Please make any checks out to Radnor High School. The cost for a cap and gown is $21. If you only ordered a tassel then the fee is $6.25. Any unpaid graduation gear will go in as a senior debt. If debts are not settled before graduation day, your diploma will be held until the debt is settled. Please drop off your check to Mrs. Trozzo in room 231 ASAP. As always, if you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Trozzo at Karen.trozzo@rtsd.org.

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CLASS OF 2017

Please Save the Date for these Important Events:

Junior Prom- April 30th, 2016

Stay tuned for more information!

Support our Troops - Thank you to everyone who donated items and wrote letters to the

troops overseas. They are looking forward to receiving them.

Spring Break - We hope everybody has a restful spring break.

Class of 2017 Student Council

CLASS OF 2019 We had an amazing first social gathering as a class, The Freshman Semiformal, on Saturday, February 20th. The students had a spectacular night of dancing and fun. The Class of 2019 would like to thank all those who helped make this night a success by volunteering their time and donations of food and drink. Your support for this event and those in the future is GREATLY appreciated!

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GUIDANCE

Guidance Office Hours during the school year are 7:00 am until 3:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Course Selection The month of February is designated for student meetings grades 9 through 11, therefore Guidance Counselors will keep their schedules as open as possible for student walk-in availability. Counselors will be out of their offices and in classrooms confirming course selection requests from Monday, February 29th through Friday, March 11th. Please click on the following link to view the 2015-16 course selection video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FahkdDbnJ6w Guidance Evening Events for 2015-2016 Please mark your calendar for the last 2015-2016 Guidance Evening Event: 4/7/16: *New Event* Sophomore Career Planning & Standardized Testing Overview from 6:30-8:00 pm in the Auditorium College Planning Meetings for Juniors (Class of 2017) Counselors will be hosting individual Junior College Planning Meetings in their offices with juniors and their parent(s)/guardian(s), during the student’s free period, lunch, before school or after school. Please email or call the Guidance Secretaries assigned to each counselor of your child. Counselor assignments for the Class of 2017 are listed below and on your child’s schedule. Class of 2017

A – Da Jeannie Semar Stephanie.Querze@rtsd.org 610.293.0855 ext 3522

De – Hi

Jeri Banta Stephanie.Querze@rtsd.org 610.293.0855 ext 3522

Ho – Ma

Amy Wess Stephanie.Querze@rtsd.org 610.293.0855 ext 3522

Mc – S JJ Lemon Leonor.Gelpi-Perez@rtsd.org

610.293.0855 ext 3529

Se – Z Sarah Mechura Leonor.Gelpi-Perez@rtsd.org

610.293.0855 ext 3529

7 Academic Support As the second marking period comes to an end, it’s important that you review your report card in HAC. Report cards are not mailed home, unless you request them from Nadine McDevitt in the Main Office. Keep in mind that the high school has numerous additional academic support opportunities if you are in need of help. Options are listed below: The Math Center: Walk in availability in room 203 and open all 8 periods The Writing Center: Appointment only. To schedule an appointment go to the back right corner of the Library and you will see the appointment schedule on the door. The Academic Success Center: Walk in availability in room 115 and room 230 are open all 8 periods staffed by a Special Education teacher. Teachers: See your teacher directly. Extra help is available through them directly as they have office hours and can schedule time outside of class to assist you. Peer Tutoring: Available Monday through Friday from 2:30 to 3:30 pm. Text 610-969-8788, include your name, subject and date. College Decision Letters Class of 2016: Please bring in a hard copy of all college decision letters with accepted, denied, waitlisted or deferred decisions to the Guidance Office. If you are unable to make a copy, we’ll make a copy for you. You may also scan the letters to send as PDF’s or take a screen shot of the college web portal and email your Guidance Counselor. College Scholarship Letters Class of 2016: Please bring in a hard copy of the scholarship letter to the college you will be attending or any outside scholarships you’ve received and will apply toward the college you will be attending, ONLY IF you would like it listed in the RHS Graduation Program book. The deadline for turning in your scholarship letters to Stephanie Querze in Guidance is Thursday, May 5, 2016 at 3 pm. Naviance Please use Naviance to its fullest. In Family Connection, click the Colleges tab, under ‘Colleges I’m Applying To’, under ‘My Application’ there’s a link that states ‘have you applied?’. Once you’ve submitted your application, you may click on the link ‘have you applied?’ then check the box that states ‘I have submitted my application’ then click on the Update Applications at the bottom. Your Student Status application will populate on the Guidance Office’s Naviance page as ‘Student Status Submitted’ so we’re aware of your status. Not all 11th and 12th grade students have an email address or current email address on their Naviance account. Please see your Guidance Counselor if you need to update your email address on Naviance. Transcript Requests Transcripts may be requested through your Family Connection account on Naviance for college, scholarships, athletics or other reasons. On your Family Connection home page, click on the Colleges tab, then under resources click on transcripts then under transcripts, click on Request transcripts for my college applications. Transcript requests cannot be processed without a request on Naviance and the fee is $3.00 for each transcript. Checks are acceptable forms of payment and made payable to ‘Radnor High School’. Cash is not accepted. Please turn in your payments the day after your request to the Guidance Office.

8 Here’s the link to the Guidance webpage for more details about College and Career Planning on Naviance: http://rtsd.libguides.com/c.php?g=301651&p=2066541 Scholarships: Seniors please be sure to check Naviance for all scholarship information. Scholarship information is added onto the scholarship list on a daily basis. Check out the criteria to see if you meet the criteria and then apply! Just like college applications, scholarships have deadline dates. If a transcript is required for your scholarship application, please request a transcript through your Family Connection page. Click on the Colleges tab, then under Resources click on Transcripts then click on the link ‘Request transcript for scholarships or athletics’. The $3.00 per transcript fee applies to these requests. Checks are acceptable forms of payment and made payable to ‘RHS’. Please turn in your payments to the Guidance Office the day after your request. Unofficial Transcript Requests for Grades 9 through 12 Grade 9 and 10 students must reach out to their counselor or a Guidance Secretary to request an unofficial transcript as the feature is unavailable on Family Connection. Grade 11 and 12 students or parents requesting unofficial copies of their transcript must follow our transcript request procedure in Naviance. Log onto Family Connection, click on the Colleges tab, click on the transcript links then click on ‘Request for scholarships or athletics’. Indicate transcript sent to self, parent and/or to a coach. Indicate your email address if you require an electronic copy. These unofficial requests are free of charge to students. How to Pay for a Transcript Transcript fees are $3.00 per transcript. Checks and money orders are acceptable forms of payment. Cash is not accepted. Checks are payable to ‘Radnor High School’. Payment is due the day after a transcript request is made on your Family Connection account on Naviance. You or your child may walk in the check to the Guidance Office between the hours of 7 am and 3 pm Monday through Friday. If your child’s counselor is Jeannie Semar, Jeri Banta or Amy Wess-please hand your check to Stephanie Querze, Guidance Secretary or drop it off on her desk. If your child’s counselor is JJ Lemon or Sarah Mechura-please hand your check to Leonor Perez, Guidance Secretary or drop it off on her desk. If both Guidance Secretaries are away from their desks, then please walk over to the Main Office and ask a Main Office Secretary to put the check in their mailboxes. You may also mail your check to Radnor High School, 130 King of Prussia Road, Radnor, PA 19087, Attention: Guidance Office. Financial Aid All college bound seniors are encouraged to complete The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Senior students and parents should complete the FAFSA form which is available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov to receive financial aid while attending college. The result of the FAFSA, called SAR (Student Aid Report) is required as part of the Radnor Scholarship Fund Application. FAFSA applications can be filed beginning January 1st, 2016. Once the FAFSA is completed and submitted, you should receive your SAR within 7 – 10 days. Resources are listed below. Reporting Income on the FAFSA® – TIPS Completing the FAFSA can be a challenge. Here are 11 common FAFSA mistakes.

9 FAFSA Completion Sessions PHEAA, in partnership with PASFAA (Pennsylvania Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators) conducts free FAFSA® Completion Sessions to help Pennsylvania families complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). These sessions are held from January through April. 2015-16 FAFSA on the Web Preview Presentation To assist the community with the 2015-16 FAFSA processing cycle, the Department of Education has provided an online PowerPoint presentation containing information and screen shots. FSA ID Reminder – FSA ID Tipsheet The Federal PIN that students and parents previously needed to sign the FAFSA and access other aid information has been replaced by the FSA ID. Creating the FSA ID requires multiple steps that need to be completed independently by the student applicant and their filing parent. To help you with these steps, PHEAA has created a FSA ID Tipsheet. Please encourage your students and families to get their FSA ID prior to completing the FAFSA. Fun Fact - What is the average time to complete the FASFA? The average time to complete the 2014-15 FAFSA on the Web is 20 minutes and 07 seconds (through October 14, 2014). Community: RHS Scholarship Fund The deadline for applications is Wednesday, April 6th, 2016 at 2:30 pm. The application is available online at www.radnorscholarshipfund.com. Hard copies are available in Guidance on Stephanie Querze’s desk. See below for an overview of the history, process, volunteer commitment and terms, which is pulled from Page one of the application. History of The Fund: The Radnor High School Scholarship Fund (The Fund) was founded in 1966 to provide financial assistance to deserving graduates of Radnor High School for post-high school education. The applications are then reviewed by a financial officer at a local university. The officer classifies the applicants based on financial criteria and prepares a summary report ranking the applicants according to category of need. All financial information received is held in strict confidence. You will be notified either way if you are moving forward in this process. Interviews: In early May, the finalists are interviewed at RHS during evening sessions by a selection committee comprised of both board members and community representatives. This review committee considers community involvement, academic performance and commitment to higher education to arrive at individual awards consistent with a budget established for the class. Each class has a specific budget available; the amount is dependent upon the success of our fund-raising activities. Radnor High School Scholarship Fund Award Ceremony: The Fund holds a short informal award ceremony in the Library just before Senior Awards Night in June (Monday, June 6th, 2016) to present a certificate to each new recipient and get a group photograph. Volunteer Commitment: Because of the continual rise in educational costs, The Fund has gradually increased its average award to provide a meaningful level of support. This puts pressure on our fund-raising activities and demands more volunteers to help support the various activities. To help The Fund maintain, and even increase, its historic level of support, we are now forced to require that each recipient and their parents/guardians assist our fund-raising efforts in some manner over the four-year duration of the scholarship. This help is most critical at the Fourth of July fireworks (our most important fund-raiser) when we need many volunteers to help with concessions, ticket-taking and parking at the high school prior to the fireworks. Scholarship

10 Terms: Commitments of scholarships are made for up to four years of full-time study and continuation of support over these years is contingent upon continuing financial need, satisfactory performance (C average or better) and our ability to fund the program. Recipients have six years over which to claim their four years of awards; this reflects the changing time frames of higher education. PSAT® Information A letter regarding the PSAT 8/9 and PSAT/NMSQT 10/11 taken on Wednesday, October 14th, 2015 was mailed home before winter break. This year, PSAT score reports will be available online https://studentscores.collegeboard.org/home on 1/7/2016. PSAT test booklets for 10th and 11th graders were distributed to students in homeroom after the winter break. Ninth grade students will not get a test book returned to them. Grade 9 PSAT Access Codes are available in the Guidance Office. If after January 7th you have difficulty obtaining your scores, please reach out to the High School Guidance Office. The RHS Guidance Office has received hard copies of the PSAT 8/9 score reports but has yet to receive hard copies of the PSAT/NMSQT 10/11 score reports. SAT’s on Saturday, March 5, 2016 RHS opens at 7:30 am. Students are released to their testing rooms at 8:00 am. SAT Test administration starts by or before 8:30 am. For students with standard time, testing should end by or before 1 pm; for students with extended time, testing should end by or before 2:30 pm; each Subject test is one hour and for extended time each test is one hour and thirty minutes. On test day, please remember to bring your printed admission ticket, photo ID, several No. 2 pencils, an approved calculator (https://sat.collegeboard.org/register/calculator-policy), drinks and snacks and/or lunch. Be sure to get a good night’s sleep and eat a hearty breakfast! For 2015-2016 test dates and deadlines, click here https://sat.collegeboard.org/register/ For SAT test fees, click here https://sat.collegeboard.org/register/us-services-fees*** ***Please see your guidance counselor regarding fee waivers. Remaining SAT® Reasoning and SAT® Subject Tests for 2015-16

SAT Test Date Regular Registration Deadline

Late Registration Deadline (phone or online by 11:59 pm)

Offering

March 5 (redesigned)

February 5 February 23 SAT only

May 7 (redesigned)

April 8 April 26 SAT & SAT Subject Tests

June 4 (redesigned)

May 5 May 25 SAT & SAT Subject Tests

Scores will NOT BE REPORTED to the high school if the student does not include the Radnor CEEB code: 394133. CEEB stands for College Entrance Examination Board and the CEEB code is a standardized ID number that is assigned to a high school, college, or university.

11 The Guidance Office has a lending library to sign out SAT study books. We also have free copies of ‘Getting Ready for the SAT’ and ‘Getting Ready for the SAT Subject Tests’ practice test booklets. You may print out your admission ticket prior to test day if you are unable to print it at home. The Guidance Office has laptop computers and a printer available to students during Guidance Office hours from 7:00 am until 3:00 pm Monday through Friday. Please stop in and help yourself to these resources. Please note: The Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) accommodations request process can take up to seven weeks and does not begin until all documentation is received. If accommodations deadlines are not met, then accommodations might not be approved and in place in time for test day. Please contact your assigned Case Manager or School Psychologist for assistance. Remaining ACT ® 2015-2016 Test Dates/Deadlines**

ACT Test Date

Regular Registration Deadline

Late Registration Deadline

April 9 March 4 March 5-18

June 11 May 6 May 7-20

**Radnor High School is not a test center for the ACT’s. For 2015-2016 test dates and deadlines, click here http://www.actstudent.org/regist/dates.html For a complete list of Pennsylvania testing centers and dates visit: http://www.actstudent.org/regist/centers/ For ACT test fees, click here http://www.actstudent.org/regist/actfees.html *** For Preparing for the ACT: http://www.act.org/aap/pdf/Preparing-for-the-ACT.pdf For practice questions: http://www.actstudent.org/sampletest/ ***Please see your guidance counselor regarding fee waivers. The ACT high school code for Radnor High School is 394133. On test day, report to your test center by 8:00 am and bring a copy of your admission ticket, photo ID, No. 2 pencils, snacks or drinks and a permitted calculator. Click here http://www.actstudent.org/faq/calculator.html for the ACT Calculator Policy. Be sure to get plenty of rest the night before test day! The ACT high school code for Radnor High School is 394133 for ACT test score reporting. Radnor High School is not an ACT testing site, unless you have qualified under ACT Special Testing, which takes place at Radnor High School. Click on the link to Services for Students with Disabilities and their corresponding applications for National Standard Time with Accommodations, National Extended Time (50% Extension) and ACT Special Testing (which occurs at your home school): http://www.actstudent.org/regist/disab/

12 For ACT Special Testing registration and/or questions about accommodations, please contact your Case Manager and/or Stephanie Querze in the Guidance Office, who schedules ACT Special Testing test day arrangements at RHS, for testing during the school day. 2016 AP® Exam Dates Monday, May 2 through Friday, May 6, 2016 Monday, May 9 through Friday, May 13, 2016 Here’s the link to the 2016 AP Exam Schedule: http://professionals.collegeboard.com/testing/ap/about/dates/next-year

PTSA

Upcoming Events In March

The PTSA is committed to providing students and parents with resources to help with test -taking strategies, stress reduction, and also college transition with the following events: Next PTSA meeting: 3/9/16 at 9 AM Black Box Theater Exam season will be fast approaching. Learn effective strategies to combat stress with Guest Speaker Jenny Mills, M.Ed. (Roots and Wings)"Promoting Calm and Focus: 5-Minute Mindfulness Strategies for RHS Parents and Students" ASK Meeting 3/10/16 11 AM Guidance Conference Room "Transitioning to College"Guest Speaker:Jacqueline Jewett, Director of Individualized Services, Mitchell College.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR 2015-2016

DATE ACTIVITY TIME LOCATION

3/3-5/2016 RHS School Musical 7:30 pm Auditorium

3/5/2016 SAT’s

3/9/2016 PTSA Meeting 9:00 am Black Box

3/10/2016 Alliance for Safe Kids (ASK) 11-12:00 pm Guidance

3/11/2016 RHS Prospective Student Open House 8:00-9:00 am Guidance

3/12/2016 Sophomore Semiformal 7:30-10:00 Cafeteria

3/21-3/25/2016 Spring Break

4/7/2016 Sophomore Career Planning & Standardized Testing Overview 6:30-8:30 pm Auditorium

4/8/2016 End of Quarter 3

4/14/16 Cruisin’ Smart Assembly 9:00 am Auditorium

4/14/2016 Alliance for Safe Kids (ASK) 11-12:00 pm Guidance

4/22/2016 RHS Prospective Student Open House 8:00-9:00 am Guidance

4/23/2016 Katie Samson LAX Tournament

4/26/2016 Teacher In-Service Day – No School

4/27/2016 Band Concert 7:30 pm Auditorium

4/30/2016 Junior Prom 7:30-10:30 pm Cafeteria

5/2-5/13/2016 AP Tests

5/7/2016 SAT’s

5/11/2016 PTSA Meeting 9:00 am Black Box

5/11/2016 Jazz Concert 7:30 pm Auditorium

5/12/2016 Alliance for Safe Kids (ASK) 11-12:00 pm Guidance

5/14/2016 Senior Prom - Please Touch Museum

5/16/2016 Junior Book Awards 7:30 pm Auditorium

5/16-5/27/2016 Spring Keystone Exams

5/19-5/21/2016 RAW Production 7:30 pm Black Box

5/23/2016 Athletic BBQ

5/25/2016 Choral/Orchestra Concert 7:30 pm Auditorium

5/26/2016 TEDx 7:00 9:30 Audiorium

5/30/2016 Holiday-Memorial Day-District Closed

5/30/2016 Memorial Day Parade – Marching Band 9:45 am Wayne

6/1-6/3/2016 Senior Finals

6/4/2016 SAT’s

6/5/2016 Baccalaureate 6:00 pm

6/6/2016 RHSSF Award Ceremony 6:00-7:00 pm Library

6/6/2016 Senior Awards Night 7:00 pm Auditorium

6/8/2016 Graduation 6:00 pm Villanova

6/13-6/15/2016 Underclass Exams

6/16/2016 End of Quarter 4

6/17/2016 Last Day for Students – ½ Day (if no snow days)