Mrs. Tice’s classroom made a good citizen quilt for Constitution Day on September 17th.
Observing our chrysalis in Mrs. Lightner's class
Kindergarten celebrating Constitution Day
Mr. Singer’s MTSS group has been loving learning to build words using Play-Doh!
We’re excited to share that communication boards have been installed on our Don Gill and Charlotte Lappla Elementary School playgrounds! These boards provide visual communication support, helping students express their wants, needs, ideas, and feelings while playing and connecting with peers. Whether a student communicates through speech, gestures, pictures, or a communication device, these boards help to remove communication barriers and support inclusion and belonging.
We will be running a school security drill at Wellsboro High School on Friday, Sept 18th. This is also a professional development day, and no students will be present. The drill is in conjunction with police and EMS and will last most of the morning. During the drill, visitors will not be allowed to enter the building. Thank you to Mansfield University Police Academy, NPRC, Wellsboro PD, Tioga County EMS, Clearview Asset Protection, and Wellsboro Ambulance for partnering to make this happen!
Miss Lancaster’s 3rd Grade class used Play-Doh to create arrays that matched multiplication equations. They then recorded their equations into their math workbooks. By organizing objects into rows and columns, students can clearly see the relationship between the factors and the product.
Arrays also help students understand strategies such as counting equal groups, repeated addition, skip-counting, and will help them use the properties of multiplication moving forward.
4th grade students learned about and honored the heroes of 9/11 today. Then, they wrote and delivered cards to thank some of the heroes in our community.
This morning, our upper-level French students connected with English learners in France for a fun mystery-location challenge. Using Google Maps, our students asked yes/no questions to narrow down the location of their new friends’ classroom, while the French students worked hard to locate Wellsboro, PA on their maps. Once they asked if we were “near the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon”, we knew they’d be sure to find us with their next question. Eventually we also located them in Saint Pierre sur Dives, a small town in the Normandy region.
Though an ocean separates these two classrooms, language, curiosity, and technology are bringing them closer together. The classes plan to meet monthly via Google Meet to continue sharing cultures. Who knew a classroom could stretch all the way across the Atlantic?
Though an ocean separates these two classrooms, language, curiosity, and technology are bringing them closer together. The classes plan to meet monthly via Google Meet to continue sharing cultures. Who knew a classroom could stretch all the way across the Atlantic?
🇺🇸 We Remember 9/11 🇺🇸
Today, our 6th-grade students took time to learn, reflect, and remember.
Students conducted interviews with family members about their memories and experiences surrounding September 11, 2001. They then shared their responses with classmates and discussed the importance of remembering the victims, their families, and the first responders who demonstrated incredible courage and service.
Students also learned about the observances taking place today in New York City, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.
Through conversations with family and classroom discussions, our students are helping to ensure that the stories and significance of 9/11 are remembered by a new generation.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
Today, our 6th-grade students took time to learn, reflect, and remember.
Students conducted interviews with family members about their memories and experiences surrounding September 11, 2001. They then shared their responses with classmates and discussed the importance of remembering the victims, their families, and the first responders who demonstrated incredible courage and service.
Students also learned about the observances taking place today in New York City, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.
Through conversations with family and classroom discussions, our students are helping to ensure that the stories and significance of 9/11 are remembered by a new generation.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
Nutrition Inc. got some support husking corn from some of our ag hornets! This contributed to fresh sweet corn or Mexican street corn, all locally grown at Pag o Mars as one of our lunch options!
It's amazing to partner with local entities to provide our students healthy, fresh, local food choices!
It's amazing to partner with local entities to provide our students healthy, fresh, local food choices!
Painting butterflies to go along with our life cycle of a butterfly in Mrs. Lightner's class.
Congrats to this week's PBIS winners who were recognized for being kind, being safe, and being responsible!
Congrats to this week's PBIS winners who were recognized for being kind, being safe, and being responsible!
Our kiddos love to visit Morning Bins when their morning work is done. It’s a great time to visit with a friend and get ready to start our day!
Skip counting by 2’s 5’s and 10’s in Mrs. Tice’s classroom for math!
This week we are focusing on the butterfly life cycle. Today we made a puppet caterpillar! We have two caterpillars and we named them Hornet and Pencil!
Once again, Wellsboro Area High School earned a high National ranking in 2026-2027 Best High Schools...the highest yet!
"By earning a national ranking in the top 40%, Wellsboro Area High School achieved status as a U.S. News Best High School and gained eligibility to display a U.S. News-trademarked 2026-2027 Best High Schools award."
This is only achievable through the commitment, dedication, and hard work of our both our staff and students!
It's a great time to be a hornet!!!
"By earning a national ranking in the top 40%, Wellsboro Area High School achieved status as a U.S. News Best High School and gained eligibility to display a U.S. News-trademarked 2026-2027 Best High Schools award."
This is only achievable through the commitment, dedication, and hard work of our both our staff and students!
It's a great time to be a hornet!!!
Mrs. Clark’s first grade is learning sight words one hop at a time! 💕🦘
Learning in Miss Williams’ class! Kindergarteners are practicing numbers on whiteboards and drawing pictures that begin with letter sounds!
