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S.T.O.M.P.
Evans City Schools would like to thank each and every person who participated in the S.T.O.M.P. Out Cancer campaign this year.
We had a wonderful response raising a grand total of
$13,811 !

S.T.O.M.P. campaign Winners for 2010
In memory of our beloved Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Linda Saulle, the teddy bear prize to the highest fundraiser in Kindergarten is:
Dakota Murray $510

The three highest fundraiser's in Grades 1-6 are:
Alivia Clawson $3,500
Derek Wessel $1,547
Skye Wessel $1,534

The top classroom that raised the most money and receiving the teddy bear trophy for 2010 is:
Grade 1 - Room 5 with a class grand total of $6,441!!

The University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute is working hard to advance the science of cancer prevention, detection and treatment, incorporating the latest clinical trials into each patient's care. Our support plays a vital role in advancing their research which enhances patient care.
Each and every gift is truly appreciated !!!
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click here to see the Photo Gallery of STOMP walk 2010

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~~Our School~~

Approximately 600 kindergarten through fourth grade students attend Evans City Elementary School. There are five or six classrooms for each grade level as well as various special education, art, music, physical education, library, technology, speech, hearing impaired, guidance, and instructional support facilities. Evans City Elementary is actually "a school within a school." In other words, we share our building with Evans City Middle School. This creates for wonderful learning opportunities, as we can share in many collaborative educational activities and projects with the middle school students and faculty.

~~Mission Statement~~

In collaboration with family and community, the mission of the Seneca Valley School District is to provide an academically rigorous learning experience in a progressive environment, emphasizing civic responsibility and global awareness.

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