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Welcome to Methacton High School
Class of 2019
Questions Throughout the
Presentation Todayrsquos Meet
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Whorsquos Whom Judy Gallagher-Landis- Principal
Dan Bontempo- Assistant Principal
9th grade A- Go 11th grade A-Li 12th grade LL-Z
Jamie Gravinese- Assistant Principal
9th grade Gr-Pf 10th grade
Karey Kochenour- Assistant Principal
9th grade Ph-Z 11th grade Ll-z 12th grade A-Li
Paul Spiewak- Assistant Principal
Athletics and Activities
Geraldine Ryan-Washington- Supervisor of Special
Education
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StudentParent Handbook
Located online at High Schoolrsquos website
Contains the schoolrsquos policies and regulations
important dates phone numbers and extensions
and attendance information (PLEASE REVIEW
THIS WITH YOUR CHILD)
ALL students will read and electronically
sign the handbook though their student
logins
httpwwwmethactonorgDomain54
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Student Account Logins If your child attended Arcola they should already have
an account Within the first week students will need
to update their password and sign off on the
acceptable use policy and student handbook
HOMEWORK If you are new to the district your child will
need to go online to register for an account Those with
accounts can read and electronically sign today
Parent Portal Community Web Portal
Directions on how to sign-up will be on the information
table outside the auditorium following the presentation
OR go to wwwmethactonorg and select Parent Web
Portal and the instructions will follow
Once the paperwork is completed and you are assigned
a pin number you can check your childrsquos grades on-line
from anywhere We expect students to know the
password and to check on their own grades
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Attendance When your child is going to be absent we do require that a
parent or guardian call our 24 hour number
(610-489-5000 ext 25037)
If we do not get a call or note regarding the absence within
24 hours the absence is considered unexcused
When your child is late and you must drop them off be
aware that the Attendance Office is at the flagpole entrance
to the building This is the only accessible door to the
building and to be used for drop-off and pick-up
Early dismissals after 200pm will need to use the upper
parking lot in front of the building Be aware that you will not
be able to exit after 210 because buses will be lined up
Questions httptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
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Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
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Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
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Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Questions Throughout the
Presentation Todayrsquos Meet
httptodayio13hPl
Whorsquos Whom Judy Gallagher-Landis- Principal
Dan Bontempo- Assistant Principal
9th grade A- Go 11th grade A-Li 12th grade LL-Z
Jamie Gravinese- Assistant Principal
9th grade Gr-Pf 10th grade
Karey Kochenour- Assistant Principal
9th grade Ph-Z 11th grade Ll-z 12th grade A-Li
Paul Spiewak- Assistant Principal
Athletics and Activities
Geraldine Ryan-Washington- Supervisor of Special
Education
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
StudentParent Handbook
Located online at High Schoolrsquos website
Contains the schoolrsquos policies and regulations
important dates phone numbers and extensions
and attendance information (PLEASE REVIEW
THIS WITH YOUR CHILD)
ALL students will read and electronically
sign the handbook though their student
logins
httpwwwmethactonorgDomain54
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Student Account Logins If your child attended Arcola they should already have
an account Within the first week students will need
to update their password and sign off on the
acceptable use policy and student handbook
HOMEWORK If you are new to the district your child will
need to go online to register for an account Those with
accounts can read and electronically sign today
Parent Portal Community Web Portal
Directions on how to sign-up will be on the information
table outside the auditorium following the presentation
OR go to wwwmethactonorg and select Parent Web
Portal and the instructions will follow
Once the paperwork is completed and you are assigned
a pin number you can check your childrsquos grades on-line
from anywhere We expect students to know the
password and to check on their own grades
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Attendance When your child is going to be absent we do require that a
parent or guardian call our 24 hour number
(610-489-5000 ext 25037)
If we do not get a call or note regarding the absence within
24 hours the absence is considered unexcused
When your child is late and you must drop them off be
aware that the Attendance Office is at the flagpole entrance
to the building This is the only accessible door to the
building and to be used for drop-off and pick-up
Early dismissals after 200pm will need to use the upper
parking lot in front of the building Be aware that you will not
be able to exit after 210 because buses will be lined up
Questions httptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Whorsquos Whom Judy Gallagher-Landis- Principal
Dan Bontempo- Assistant Principal
9th grade A- Go 11th grade A-Li 12th grade LL-Z
Jamie Gravinese- Assistant Principal
9th grade Gr-Pf 10th grade
Karey Kochenour- Assistant Principal
9th grade Ph-Z 11th grade Ll-z 12th grade A-Li
Paul Spiewak- Assistant Principal
Athletics and Activities
Geraldine Ryan-Washington- Supervisor of Special
Education
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StudentParent Handbook
Located online at High Schoolrsquos website
Contains the schoolrsquos policies and regulations
important dates phone numbers and extensions
and attendance information (PLEASE REVIEW
THIS WITH YOUR CHILD)
ALL students will read and electronically
sign the handbook though their student
logins
httpwwwmethactonorgDomain54
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Student Account Logins If your child attended Arcola they should already have
an account Within the first week students will need
to update their password and sign off on the
acceptable use policy and student handbook
HOMEWORK If you are new to the district your child will
need to go online to register for an account Those with
accounts can read and electronically sign today
Parent Portal Community Web Portal
Directions on how to sign-up will be on the information
table outside the auditorium following the presentation
OR go to wwwmethactonorg and select Parent Web
Portal and the instructions will follow
Once the paperwork is completed and you are assigned
a pin number you can check your childrsquos grades on-line
from anywhere We expect students to know the
password and to check on their own grades
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Attendance When your child is going to be absent we do require that a
parent or guardian call our 24 hour number
(610-489-5000 ext 25037)
If we do not get a call or note regarding the absence within
24 hours the absence is considered unexcused
When your child is late and you must drop them off be
aware that the Attendance Office is at the flagpole entrance
to the building This is the only accessible door to the
building and to be used for drop-off and pick-up
Early dismissals after 200pm will need to use the upper
parking lot in front of the building Be aware that you will not
be able to exit after 210 because buses will be lined up
Questions httptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
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Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
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Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
StudentParent Handbook
Located online at High Schoolrsquos website
Contains the schoolrsquos policies and regulations
important dates phone numbers and extensions
and attendance information (PLEASE REVIEW
THIS WITH YOUR CHILD)
ALL students will read and electronically
sign the handbook though their student
logins
httpwwwmethactonorgDomain54
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Student Account Logins If your child attended Arcola they should already have
an account Within the first week students will need
to update their password and sign off on the
acceptable use policy and student handbook
HOMEWORK If you are new to the district your child will
need to go online to register for an account Those with
accounts can read and electronically sign today
Parent Portal Community Web Portal
Directions on how to sign-up will be on the information
table outside the auditorium following the presentation
OR go to wwwmethactonorg and select Parent Web
Portal and the instructions will follow
Once the paperwork is completed and you are assigned
a pin number you can check your childrsquos grades on-line
from anywhere We expect students to know the
password and to check on their own grades
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Attendance When your child is going to be absent we do require that a
parent or guardian call our 24 hour number
(610-489-5000 ext 25037)
If we do not get a call or note regarding the absence within
24 hours the absence is considered unexcused
When your child is late and you must drop them off be
aware that the Attendance Office is at the flagpole entrance
to the building This is the only accessible door to the
building and to be used for drop-off and pick-up
Early dismissals after 200pm will need to use the upper
parking lot in front of the building Be aware that you will not
be able to exit after 210 because buses will be lined up
Questions httptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Student Account Logins If your child attended Arcola they should already have
an account Within the first week students will need
to update their password and sign off on the
acceptable use policy and student handbook
HOMEWORK If you are new to the district your child will
need to go online to register for an account Those with
accounts can read and electronically sign today
Parent Portal Community Web Portal
Directions on how to sign-up will be on the information
table outside the auditorium following the presentation
OR go to wwwmethactonorg and select Parent Web
Portal and the instructions will follow
Once the paperwork is completed and you are assigned
a pin number you can check your childrsquos grades on-line
from anywhere We expect students to know the
password and to check on their own grades
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Attendance When your child is going to be absent we do require that a
parent or guardian call our 24 hour number
(610-489-5000 ext 25037)
If we do not get a call or note regarding the absence within
24 hours the absence is considered unexcused
When your child is late and you must drop them off be
aware that the Attendance Office is at the flagpole entrance
to the building This is the only accessible door to the
building and to be used for drop-off and pick-up
Early dismissals after 200pm will need to use the upper
parking lot in front of the building Be aware that you will not
be able to exit after 210 because buses will be lined up
Questions httptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Parent Portal Community Web Portal
Directions on how to sign-up will be on the information
table outside the auditorium following the presentation
OR go to wwwmethactonorg and select Parent Web
Portal and the instructions will follow
Once the paperwork is completed and you are assigned
a pin number you can check your childrsquos grades on-line
from anywhere We expect students to know the
password and to check on their own grades
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Attendance When your child is going to be absent we do require that a
parent or guardian call our 24 hour number
(610-489-5000 ext 25037)
If we do not get a call or note regarding the absence within
24 hours the absence is considered unexcused
When your child is late and you must drop them off be
aware that the Attendance Office is at the flagpole entrance
to the building This is the only accessible door to the
building and to be used for drop-off and pick-up
Early dismissals after 200pm will need to use the upper
parking lot in front of the building Be aware that you will not
be able to exit after 210 because buses will be lined up
Questions httptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
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Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
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A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
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Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
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Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
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Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
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Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
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Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
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Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Attendance When your child is going to be absent we do require that a
parent or guardian call our 24 hour number
(610-489-5000 ext 25037)
If we do not get a call or note regarding the absence within
24 hours the absence is considered unexcused
When your child is late and you must drop them off be
aware that the Attendance Office is at the flagpole entrance
to the building This is the only accessible door to the
building and to be used for drop-off and pick-up
Early dismissals after 200pm will need to use the upper
parking lot in front of the building Be aware that you will not
be able to exit after 210 because buses will be lined up
Questions httptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Tardy to School Any student who arrives after the start of homeroom
must report to the Attendance Office sign in and receive
a tardy slip with the time of arrival indicated
Students will not be admitted to class without a Tardy
Slip Students who arrive late to school and fail to sign
in at the Attendance Office are considered to be cutting
class and will be disciplined accordingly
Students need a note signed from a parent explaining
lateness
Notes need to be brought in within one day
After three parent notes submitted during one
semester a doctor dentist note must be presented to
verify illnessQuestionshttptodayio13hPl
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Tardy to School continuedThe following outlines the consequences for Attendance issues
Lateness is accumulated by semester
Tardies will be tracked by minutes late
20 minutes late = one after school detention
40 minutes late = another detention after school
Once 60 minutes are accrued the accrual of minutes will be
treated as a class cut and the student will be issued an ISS
ISS will continue to be assigned at 45 minute intervals
Any Student entering the school after homeroom without a parental
excuse note is assigned a lunch detention to be served that day
Disciplinary probation may be applied per the administratorsrsquo
discretion
Any additional Unexcused Lateness will result in 1 detention
and 10 additional school days of disciplinary probation
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Early Dismissal from School
Students must present a note specifying the reason for the early dismissal from the parent to the Attendance Office during homeroom
After three parent notes have been submitted for one semester dismissing a student early from school for a medical visit a doctor or dentist note is required to validate the dismissal
If it becomes necessary to leave because of illness or any other valid reason permission must be obtained from an administrator or the school nurse The student cannot make these arrangements themselves
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
A Note about Signing-Out
If you provide your student with a note for an
early dismissal and your student turns it in
during HR you do NOT need to come in to
the building to sign them out Just pick them
up by the flagpole and wersquoll send them out to
you when you arrive
(If you forget the note wersquoll need you to come
inhellipand if your students gives us a note later
in the day wersquoll need you to come in)
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Electronic Devices BYOD
We do not permit the use of electronic devices in
academic classes unless approved by the teacher for
instructional purposes
Electronics that are capable of taking pictures may be
collected by the beginning of each academic period and
held until the end of class
Please remember that any instance of theft or loss of
electronics is the responsibility of the owner and not the
responsibility of the school
Please pay special attention to the acceptable use policy
(AUP) that addresses the use of our in-school wifi
network Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Concerns about Academics
If you your child have an academic concern or question
please have your son or daughter speak to the teacher
first
If the situation is still not resolved or needs further
clarification emailing the teacher would be the next step
First initial and last name methactonorg
Ex jgravinesemethactonorg
If after your child has spoken to the teacher and you
have communicated with them the next step would be to
contact your childrsquos assistant principal
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Discipline Some situations will be handled directly by the teacher
through warnings and teacher assigned detentions
When warranted the teacher will write a referral submit
it to us (the assistant principals) and we will conference
with the student
Dan Bontempo- A- Go
Jamie Gravinese- Gr-Pf
Karey Kochenour- Ph-Z
Discipline is progressive in nature
Please be aware that administrative discretion may be
used depending upon the severity of the incident andor
the studentrsquos disciplinary record
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Cheating
Cheating has become more prevalent due to the
accessibility of technology
Taking a picture of a test quiz assignment is considered
cheating
If a student receives a pictures of any ldquointellectual
propertyrdquo they are obligated to tell an adult immediately
and the adult needs to contact the teacher or
administration
Failure to do so will result in the student being disciplined
for cheating under the guidelines outlined in the student
handbook
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
BullyingBullying means any intentional written electronic verbal or physical act or actions against another person that a reasonable person under the circumstances should know will have the effect of
1 Substantial interference with a studentrsquos education
2 Creation of a threatening environment
3 Substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school
Bullying as defined in this policy includes cyberbullying
The Board encourages students who have been bullied or harassed to promptly report such incident(s) to an administrator teacher counselor or nurse so the incident(s) can be investigated promptly and corrective action be taken when allegations are substantiated
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Appearance The Board has authority to impose limitations on studentsrsquo dress in
school The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their
parents guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance
except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the
schools or constitute a health or safety hazard
If in the opinion of the Administration a student is in violation of the
Board Policy as disruptiondistraction to the educational process or
constitutes a health or safety hazard it can be cause for suspension or
expulsion depending on the circumstances
Students will be asked to change their clothing if deemed
inappropriate The student will sit in In-School Suspension until such
time as appropriate clothing is provided by a parent or the conclusion
of the school day Time missed from class due to inappropriate
clothing will be considered unexcused
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Food Services- Aramark
Cafeteria ndash Point of Sale Systemndash set up online httpwwwmethactonorgPage6732
Aramark suggests having a minimum of $7 on
your childrsquos account for emergency situations ldquoRunning a tabrdquo for any kind of meal is not allowed for both
students andor staff
Students will never be refused a meal but they will
only be provided a cheese sandwich meal and will be
charged the meal price on their account
The meal includes the sandwich fruit andor a vegetable and
milk
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Lockers Lockers ndash
Encourage your child to not bring expensive belongings
or large sums of cash to school
They may pick the location by wing
Online locker selection will happen during the first week
of school
Gym Lockers- Students are issued a locker and lock Students MUST
lock up their belongings Failure to lock their belongings
may result in theft
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Back to School Night(s)
Monday 921 (9th and 10th grade)
7-9pm
Wednesday 930 (11th and 12th grade)
7-9pm
You are welcome to attend either night All
teachers are in attendance on both evenings
If a teacher on your studentrsquos schedule is not
available they will be in touch with you
before that night to let you know
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Interims and Report Cards-
on PARENT PORTAL
Interim Dates ndash 106 1210 226 56
Report Card Dates ndash 116 122 46 613
(These are not mailed home Please note
these dates so you can check online)
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Midterms Finals
Mid-Term Exam week ndash
January 19th through January 22nd
Students take exams and then go home
Two exams day
730-915 930-1115am
Bus transportation to school at 730 and
home at 1115
Final Exam week ndash determined once we know
the end of the school year (snow)
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
The Most Important Ingredient ndash You
High school students NEED their parents to be
interested and involved in their academic progress
Insist on daily attendance
See all interim reports (Parent Portal) and report
cards Write the dates down on your calendar
Deal effectively with homework (encourage
sondaughter to e-mail teacher with questions or
concerns)
Be aware and be informed
Be involved ndash Home amp School Post-Prom
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Advice from a Graduating Parent The Program Planning Guide will be available in
January They say ldquoREAD THISrdquo httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1136
Outlines needed to get into future classes
Informs you of all options available
AP Potential PSATs 10th and 11th grade years SATs
ACT College Board Naviance
They say ldquoLearn the vocabulary for these so you understand the
jargonrdquo
Virtual Locker
They say ldquoSTART DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANNING NOW-
college interests futurerdquo
PPG contains worksheets to help facilitate these discussions
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Counseling DepartmentSeniors
Mr Peck A-Co Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Cr-Go Ext 25408
Mr Midgley Gr-Li Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pf Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Ph-S Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson T- Z Ext 25038
Freshmen Sophomores and Juniors
Mr Peck A-Cl Ext 25032
Mrs Millrood Co-G Ext 25408
Mr Midgley H-Ll Ext 25029
Mr Ruminski Lo-Pa Ext 25028
Ms Olitsky Pe ndash Sr Ext 25031
Mrs Hartson St ndash Z Ext 25038
Guidance Secretaries
Ms Fisher Mrs Smith and Mrs Indelicato
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Counseling and the Transition To
High School
Personal Social Academics and Career
Support system for parents and students
College and Career Readiness
Time management study skills etc
Naviance
Questionshttptodayio13hPl
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Athletics and Activities- Mr Spiewak
Welcome to Methacton
High Schoolrsquos
Club Activities amp Sports
Programs
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Our Staff Assistant Principal to Athletics and Activities
Mr Paul Spiewak (610) 489-5093 pspiewakmethactonorg
Assistants to the Athletic Director
bull Mrs Debbie Bennett (610) 489-5054
(Athletics) Dbennettmethactonorg
bull Mrs Josie Matty (610) 489- 5000 ext 25058
(Activities) Jmattymethactonorg
Athletic Trainer
bull Mr Zach Olds (610) 489-5022 zoldsmethactonorg
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Art Honor Society
Band ndash MarchingJazzConcertPercussionColor Guard
Class of 2016 2017 2018 2019
Debate - Mock Trials
Electric Car Club
Environmental Club
Family Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
GSA Gay Straight Alliance
Key Club
Kids Against Crisis
Leo Club
Model United Nations
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
2015-2016 ActivitiesClubs Continued National Honor Society
Newspaper
Full Orchestra Pit Orchestra String Orchestra
Red Cross
Robotics Club
SADD
Science Fair Club
Ski Club
Student Council
Theatre Company
Tri-M Music Honor Society
Video Club
Warrior Performance Group
Yearbook
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Athletics Programs 2015 ndash 2016wwwmethactonwarriorsorg
Football
Field Hockey
Baseball
Softball
Boysrsquo Basketball
Girlsrsquo Basketball
There are 49 athletic teams at Methacton High School
The following sports offer freshman teams as well as
varsity and JV teams
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Fall SportsMALE
Football
Junior Varsity Football
Freshman Football
Soccer
Junior Varsity Soccer
Cross-Country
Golf
Cheerleading (Co-Ed)
FEMALE
Field Hockey
JV Field Hockey
Freshman Field Hockey
Soccer
JV Soccer
Cross Country
Golf
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Volleyball
JV Volleyball
Cheerleading
JV Cheerleading
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Winter Sports
Male
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Wrestling
Junior Varsity Wrestling
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Female
Basketball
Junior Varsity Basketball
Freshman Basketball
Swimming and Diving
JV Cheerleading
Indoor Track
Cheerleading
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Spring Sports
Male
Baseball
Junior Varsity Baseball
Freshman Baseball
Track amp Field
Varsity Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Tennis
Junior Varsity Tennis
Female
Softball
Junior Varsity Softball
Freshman Softball
Track amp Field
Lacrosse
Junior Varsity Lacrosse
Freshman Lacrosse
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Required Paperwork
The required paperwork for athletic participation to be
turned in at tryouts includes
Physical Form- Also called a CIPPE which refers to
ldquoComprehensive Initial Pre-Physical Evaluationrdquo
CIPPE must be dated after June 1st 2015 and is
good for one school year Recertifications are not
accepted
Sports Eligibility Packet- Will need to be completed
for each sport
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
School Resource Officer
Officer Mike Nastasi
Lower Providence Police Department
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Student Assistance Program
What is SAP
(Student Assistance Program)
SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing
problems that interfere with learning such as
depression
emotional difficulties
peer conflict
alcohol
tobacco
other drugs
Students are connected to existing services andor community
resources that will help the student to overcome their problems
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
SAP Continued
How Are Students Referred to the SAP
Students can be referred by fellow students staff
parents community members and self
All referrals are kept strictly confidential
Contact a counselor a SAP team member or refer
online
Forms are also available outside of the Guidance Office
the Nurses Office or the Athletic Office
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
SAP Website
httpwwwmethactonorgsiteDefaultaspxPageID=1110
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Class Congress- Class of 2019
Advisors Katlin Cardillo and Megan Emery
All students are encouraged to participate
Officer elections will take place the first week of school
Candidate packets given to students during
orientation campaigning during first week voting
during second week of school
Packets are available on our website as well as in the
lobby
Planning events such as Homecoming Semi-Formal
Spirit Week Adopt-a-Family Prom senior trip
fundraisers etchellip
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Communication Connectivity
This short video provides families with an overview of all the
different ways that Methacton communicates
(SchoolMessengerealertssocial media) and how families can stay
connected and get the information they need in the ways that suit
their lifestyle
Direct link httpwwwpowtooncommcHu7L1AsEg31
Link on our website httpwwwmethactonorgPage12718
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
MHS Home amp School
Communication is KEY Who Are We
As parentsguardians of MHS students YOU
are the Home amp School Association
2015-2016 MHS HampS Officers Co-President Meg Cunnane amp Michelle McCubbins
Vice President Michelle Bauer
Co-Secretary Christie Pirovitz amp Kathleen Schlenker
Treasurer John Maioriello
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Home amp School What Do We Do
Meetings are the first Thursday of most months alternating between
day and evening
First meeting - September 10th 700pm in the MHS Library
Staff Support
Dessert Buffet ndash first day of School
ldquoSouper Luncheonrdquo
Staff Appreciation Luncheon
School Support
Funding for School Activities
Volunteers
Communication between School and Parents
Daily Announcements via e-alerts
Home amp School Website
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Home amp School Website
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Home amp School
Why Should You Attend our Meetings
Different than meetings you may have attended
Great source of up-to-date information amp open
exchange of conversation
Updates from
The Teachers
The Counselors
The Principals
Special Speakers
Dispel rumors and stay informed
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Post Prom
Dawn Pataki
Gina Foley
Janet Bolendz
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
METHACTON POST PROM 2016
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
We Need
You
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
What is
Post Prom
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
A NIGHT OF FUN FOR EVERYONE
Post Prom is a much-anticipated all-night substance-free after-prom event thatrsquos
free to students
It keeps our students in a safe environment overnight on one of the riskiest nights in
the life of a teen A night when students might otherwise make an unhealthy choice
for themselves
Itrsquos a wonderful night of memories-made that students look forward to
The event includes a gym full of inflatables kickball and volleyball tournaments a
coffee house and movie theatre for relaxing casino game room laser tag hypnotist
caricaturist DJ photo booth unlimited food prizes and so much more
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
What does it take Over 400 adult volunteers A steering committee of 40 volunteers Hundreds of decorators Approximately $40000
Who does it benefit OUR STUDENTS Come join our team and help keep over 800 young
adults safe on prom night
Prom night is one of the riskiest nights in the life of a high school student
Join the committee that helps to keep our students safe
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
There is something for
everyonehellip
For those who wish to be active
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Those who just
want to hang
out with old
friendshellip
Or challenge
themhellip
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Or for those who just
wish to relaxhellip
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
CASINO
Game Room
Casino
The 2015 Post Prom included a Casino Game Room Hypnotist
Caricaturist Family Feud Name that Tune Laser Tag DJ amp more
Game
Room
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Trike
Races
Last yearrsquos students found themselves on a Rock amp Roll Journey
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Our Decorating Committee
Rocked the Halls with every type of music
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Students
encountered
Black lights
and the
Rock amp Roll
ldquoWallrdquo of
Fame
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Dodgeball amp Volleyball Tournaments
A highlight of each studentrsquos Methacton High School career
post prom is a night of Fun amp Friendship
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
ItalySwitzerland
They enjoyed our Hollywood Box Office and Concession Stand
And the Hard Rock Cafe
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Students also enjoy unlimited food and drinks all night long
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
For those students who stay all night
we offer INCREDIBLE prizes
Students can WIN a laptop an iPad CASH and
more
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Our Goal To provide a
night for our kids
that includes
making
memories that
will last a
lifetime and
keeping them
SAFE in the
process
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
The Dates
Kick Off Meeting October 22 2015 700pm MHS Library
Adult Fundraiser March 5 2016
POST PROM Friday April 29 2016
Golf Outing Fundraiser July 2016
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Please consider joining this gentleman from our Decorating Committee
The Decorating Committee meets every Tuesday amp Thursday night at MHS starting in the Fall
No Experience Necessary
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
The Adult Fundraiser
Saturday March 5 2016
A fun and wonderful evening supporting a great
cause
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
The Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser
July 2016
A fantastic day of golf followed by dinner auctions and raffles supporting Post Prom
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Get involved NOW to be sure the Post Prom
tradition continues for your children
Thank You
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Therersquos a committee for EVERYONE
Be Sure to Sign Up in the Auditorium Lobby or
Visit Our Tables at Back to School Night
VOLUNTEER
DONATE
SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISERS
We canrsquot do this without
Y O U
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
BUILDING TOUR VIDEO
Questions- GoTo Meeting
Questions- GoTo Meeting