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345A West Main Street
Evans City, PA 16033-1235
Phone 724-538-8800 or 724-776-3330
Fax 724-538-3660

Mr. Thomas R. Hallman, Principal
Mrs. Lauri A. Pendred, Asst. Principal

Mrs. Carla M. Wright, Secretary
Mrs. Kendra L. Bertoti, Secretary
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The mission of the Seneca Valley School District, the unifying force in a richly diverse and dynamic community, is to provide each student a balanced and comprehensive education.
This will be accomplished through the cooperative effort of a skilled and committed staff utilizing a dynamic curriculum, updated facilities, current technology and all available resources.

 

About Evans City Middle School ...
Over 500 fifth and sixth grade students attend Evans City Middle School (ECMS). There are eleven homerooms in each grade level. Special education, art, music, physical education, library, technology, speech and language, guidance, and instructional support facilities are also available. ECMS shares a building with Evans City Elementary School. This allows for many wonderful learning opportunities, as elementary and middle school students and faculty collaborate on various educational activities and projects.

Our school-wide theme for the 2007 - 2008 school year:
"Healthy Heroes"


Reading Lists Seneca Valley staff members are often asked by parents/guardians for recommendations about book selections for their students. Please remember that choice of reading materials differs greatly from student to student. With this in mind Seneca Valley suggests that parents/guardians use the lists provided by the American Library Association as a starting point for finding quality literature for students to read. Web links to the ALA lists have been provided for your convenience.

Disclaimer  These Seneca Valley pages are a tool used by the students and staff of Seneca Valley School District. They will always be under construction. These pages are written and produced by students and/or faculty as a learning experience in conjunction with their individual curriculum needs. These pages are projects in staff development classes and in other curriculum areas to teach students and staff how to produce a homepage and better understand the use of the internet as another tool in their learning experience. These pages are, as a result, not a finished product, nor a professional publication, but a step in the learning process towards better use of technology within the learning environment.

Updated - September, 2007