School counselors and building administrators are hard at work building, refining, and fine-tuning schedules for students for the 2010-2011 school year. That process continues throughout most of the summer, and, as a result, individual students' schedules can change markedly during that time. Schedules are in their most preliminary stages at this point; so that no one gets the impression that this rapidly changing information is in any way permanent from viewing the data in Home Access Center, Home Access Center has been disabled for the summer. It will be re-enabled prior to the start of the new school year.

Superintendent Bryan McGraw announces that Senior Citizen Passes for North Pocono school activities will again be available at the District Office. Senior citizens may use the passes for any activities sponsored by the North Pocono School District including sports events, concerts, plays and graduation. Passes may be obtained at the District Office in the North Pocono Intermediate School, 701 Church Street, Moscow, during regular business hours.

In addition, the Board of Education has approved selling season passes for the 2010 football season home games. There are four categories of tickets: Individual priced at $12.00 (savings of $3.00); Family of 3 which includes two adult tickets at $35.00(savings of $5.00); Family of 4 which includes two adult tickets at $42.00 (savings of $8.00) and Family of 5 which includes two adult tickets at $50.00 (savings of $10.00). The season football passes may be purchased at the High School Office, 97 Bochicchio Blvd., Covington Township during regular business hours.

 

Amanda Allegrucci is the daughter of Eileen and Carmen Allegrucci. Amanda is an honor student. She is a member of the journalism class and is currently working on the yearbook and the school newspaper, The Trojan Voice. Amanda is also a member of our track team. Her most memorable moment at North Pocono was the first time that she made the honor roll. Thus encouraging her to work hard and maintain honor roll status during her high school career. For employment, Amanda works in the kitchen at Our Lady of Peace. She volunteers doing cake demonstrations for children and others who are interested. Amanda plans on attending the Culinary Institute of America to become an executive chef.

Stephanie Aten is the daughter of Robert and Pamela Aten. Stephanie takes AP classes in English, Calculus, US History and Biology. Stepahnie is ranked 5th in the Class of 2010. Stephanie is drum major of the Marching Band and is a member of Orchestra, the Environmental Club and National History Day. Her most memorable moment at North Pocono was leading the band in the parade at Disney World. For employment, Stephanie works for the U.S. Census Bureau and she volunteers at the Roaring Brook Recycling Center. Stephanie will be attending the University of Scranton to major in Biochemistry and Cell and Molecular Biology. She plans on becoming a doctor.

Tyler Fenstermaker is the son of Robert and Michele Fenstermaker. Tyler is a member of the National Honor Society. He takes AP Chemistry and BC Calculus. Tyler is a member of the marching and concert bands, orchestra, the environmental club, Science Olympiad, Drama and the Historian’s Club. His most memorable moments at North Pocono was when he was in the play “The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe” in his senior year and also the band trip to Disney. Tyler works at Eagle Lake during the summer months and he volunteers at St. Catherine’s. Tyler will attend the University of Scranton to major in biochemistry, cell and molecular biology. He plans on becoming a doctor or primary care physician.

Samantha Rosencranz is the daughter of Michael and Tracy Rosencranz. Samantha takes AP classes in Biology, English, Calculus and Chemistry. She has been a member of the National Honor Society since her sophomore year. Samantha is captain of the Color Guard Squad of which she was a member since her sophomore year. She participated in the Junior Academy of Science for three years. Samantha has enjoyed participating in the marching band and the school play during her senior year. Samantha is employed as a cashier at Bill’s Shoprite and volunteers at the Moscow Library and a local recycling center. Samantha will be attending Marywood University to Major in Biotechnology. She is hoping to pursue a career in pharmaceutical research.