While the world begins to slumber...The band and gang are out here putting work in the dark! Amazing!
Upcoming activities for Homecoming Week at the High School! See the attachment for more details.
Applied Psychology class kicked off their Memory Unit by playing the game "Memory."
What a great throwback to childhood and gets the students thinking about memory strategies.
They do an analysis worksheet that asks them what strategies they used as well as ones that would be effective.
Mrs. Lohr’s class loved Johnny Appleseed Day!
Johnny Appleseed fun in Miss Williams’ Class!
🪵🌲 5th Grade Takes Learning Outdoors! 🌲🪵
Our 5th grade students had an amazing day at Wood Hick Day at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum!
Students stepped back in time to learn about Pennsylvania’s lumbering history, experience hands-on activities, and discover how the forest products industry helped shape our region. It was a fun-filled day of learning, exploration, and making connections beyond the classroom!
🌲📚 Learning is always better when you can experience it!
Our 5th grade students had an amazing day at Wood Hick Day at the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum!
Students stepped back in time to learn about Pennsylvania’s lumbering history, experience hands-on activities, and discover how the forest products industry helped shape our region. It was a fun-filled day of learning, exploration, and making connections beyond the classroom!
🌲📚 Learning is always better when you can experience it!
Students from Rock L. Butler Middle School had the exciting opportunity to visit the Patterson Trailhead Facility and celebrate the Pine Creek Trail being named Pennsylvania’s 2026 Trail of the Year!
This recognition is a tremendous honor for our community and highlights the incredible outdoor recreation opportunities we have right here in our backyard. We were thrilled to be invited to participate in this special occasion and proud to have our students be part of such an exciting moment for the community.
A special thank you to the dozens of organizations that took time out of their day to speak with our students, share their knowledge, and provide them with a memorable educational experience. We sincerely appreciate everyone who helped make this event possible!
This recognition is a tremendous honor for our community and highlights the incredible outdoor recreation opportunities we have right here in our backyard. We were thrilled to be invited to participate in this special occasion and proud to have our students be part of such an exciting moment for the community.
A special thank you to the dozens of organizations that took time out of their day to speak with our students, share their knowledge, and provide them with a memorable educational experience. We sincerely appreciate everyone who helped make this event possible!
Students were recognized for being safe, responsible and kind! That is the hornet way.
Students were recognized for being safe, responsible and kind! That is the hornet way.
Pine Creek was rated trial of the year in Pennsylvania! A group of students was able to attend educational festivities and learn about the trail and all things outdoors. That's a Good start to Friday!
⚡Our 6th Grade Scientists Are Exploring the World of Energy at RLBMS! ⚡
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Seneca Resources, the 6th grade students in Mrs. Outman’s science classes had the opportunity to experience EnergyXP—an engaging STEM program designed to introduce students to a variety of energy concepts through hands-on and digital activities.
Throughout the experience, students explored 11 different energy-focused activities, including:
🌬️ Wind Energy
🧬 Molecules & Carbon Atoms
🛢️ Crude Oil
🤖 Robotics & Circuitry
☢️ Nuclear Energy
🔎 Exploring for Oil
🌎 Geographical Features
⚗️ Fractional Distillation
☀️ Solar Energy
🏗️ Production Infrastructure
🧴 Products Made from Oil
EnergyXP helps students see how energy connects to their everyday lives while giving them opportunities to strengthen important STEM skills. After each activity, Workforce Avatars introduced students to careers connected to the energy industry, helping them discover the many different pathways available within this field.
Our goal is to strengthen foundational STEM skills and inspire the next generation of energy professionals. By introducing students to these opportunities in 6th grade, we hope to spark curiosity and encourage them to think about the courses, skills, and career pathways they may want to pursue in high school and beyond.
A special thank you to Seneca Resources for supporting our students and providing this valuable learning experience! 💙🔬⚡
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Seneca Resources, the 6th grade students in Mrs. Outman’s science classes had the opportunity to experience EnergyXP—an engaging STEM program designed to introduce students to a variety of energy concepts through hands-on and digital activities.
Throughout the experience, students explored 11 different energy-focused activities, including:
🌬️ Wind Energy
🧬 Molecules & Carbon Atoms
🛢️ Crude Oil
🤖 Robotics & Circuitry
☢️ Nuclear Energy
🔎 Exploring for Oil
🌎 Geographical Features
⚗️ Fractional Distillation
☀️ Solar Energy
🏗️ Production Infrastructure
🧴 Products Made from Oil
EnergyXP helps students see how energy connects to their everyday lives while giving them opportunities to strengthen important STEM skills. After each activity, Workforce Avatars introduced students to careers connected to the energy industry, helping them discover the many different pathways available within this field.
Our goal is to strengthen foundational STEM skills and inspire the next generation of energy professionals. By introducing students to these opportunities in 6th grade, we hope to spark curiosity and encourage them to think about the courses, skills, and career pathways they may want to pursue in high school and beyond.
A special thank you to Seneca Resources for supporting our students and providing this valuable learning experience! 💙🔬⚡
🍞🍳 Learning in the Kitchen! 👩🍳👨🍳
Our 5th grade Family & Consumer Science students put their skills to work as they learned how to make French toast! From following a recipe and measuring ingredients to practicing kitchen safety and working together, students gained valuable hands-on experience.
And, of course, the best part was getting to enjoy the delicious results! 😋
Great job, 5th grade chefs! 🧑🍳✨
Our 5th grade Family & Consumer Science students put their skills to work as they learned how to make French toast! From following a recipe and measuring ingredients to practicing kitchen safety and working together, students gained valuable hands-on experience.
And, of course, the best part was getting to enjoy the delicious results! 😋
Great job, 5th grade chefs! 🧑🍳✨
A powerful day in 10th-grade American History with Mr. Shaffer.
Trail of Tears Walk
A simulation of the forced removal of the Cherokee Indians from their home land.
Students pick up between 2/4 cones, and then as the class marches from Georgia to Oklahoma, as the class (tribe) crosses state lines they put down a cone. If they run out of cones, they then sit down as well.
Upon reaching the end of the trial the students reflect on what it means to make it to the end. They look back on their lost tribe members (cones and students) and discuss what members of the tribe would have been lost and how that would impact the tribe.
Big THANK YOU to our friends at WECARE. They donated enough sling bags filled with school supplies for every kid in kindergarten.
Mrs. Rawson's 5th grade math students worked in groups today to use clue words to solve word problems. Working in groups helps students share different strategies, build mathematical communication, and learn through peer feedback. Plus, it's fun to get up and work around the room!
Students in Mr. Callahan’s and Ms. VanNess’ classes made Remembrance Ribbons as a project to remember those who were affected or perished in the September 11 attacks. The classes also watched age-appropriate videos and discussed the feelings from people who witnessed that day. They read stories of hope that conveyed the meaning behind “Never Forget.” The 8 ft. by 10 ft. American flag on the wall flew at a military base in Afghanistan shortly after 9/11/2001. It was gifted to Mr. Callahan by a servicemember whose daughter was in Mr. C’s class at the time, as a “thank you” for their support of the troops and America.
Attention CL families: FREE LUNCH as part of our nutrition for life program with Nutrition Inc.
Mrs.Tice’s class is celebrating the first day of fall with a place value pumpkin craft!
Mrs. Tice’s classroom made a good citizen quilt for Constitution Day on September 17th.
Observing our chrysalis in Mrs. Lightner's class
