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By Amanda Crowl, The Panther Press Students and staff returned to the building today after an epic 179 day break that resulted from the Covid-19 pandemic. It was the first … Continue Reading Students and staff share ‘first day reflections’
From Principal Tom Baker and Assistant Principal Kylene Koper Good afternoon Saegertown Families. We are so excited to welcome you back for a new school year. Boy have we missed … Continue Reading Principals’ office details staggered start to school year
The Panther Press staff is proud to welcome a sister publication from the PENNCREST School District, The Blue Devils’ Daily, created by the sixth-grade students at Cambridge Springs Elementary School. … Continue Reading Cambridge Springs Elementary launches ‘Blue Devils’ Daily’
By Autumn Atkins, staff writer Today is building aide Donna Kimmel’s last day in the office at Saegertown. After six years, Kimmel is leaving her position to be a central … Continue Reading Goodbye Mrs. Kimmel: Beloved secretary transfers to Central Office
By Nick Archacki, Managing Editor Every November, Americans celebrate those who have served our country. We perform this duty to honor these brave men and women by thanking them for … Continue Reading Saegertown schools unite to honor veterans
By Brennen McWright, Staff Writer “Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press…” This quote is from the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, … Continue Reading Column: Thankful that PENNCREST School board candidates support basic press freedoms
By Sam Hetrick, Josh Weaver, and Jake Reisinger, Staff Writers PENNCREST School District hosted an athletic town hall meeting Oct. 23 at Cambridge Springs High School auditorium. Superintendent Timothy Glasspool … Continue Reading Improving student athletics discussed at PENNCREST town hall meeting
By Autumn Atkins, staff writer The annual Veterans Day Assembly will be held Monday, Nov. 11 starting at 9:30 a.m. in the Saegertown High School gymnasium. Saegertown Elementary music teacher … Continue Reading Military service to be honored at assembly; Veterans invited to attend
By Sam Shelenberger, Editor in Chief On Oct. 30, less than a week before a pivotal election for the PENNCREST school board, numerous voters received a flyer in the mail … Continue Reading Flyers cause confusion days before PENNCREST school board election
By Hailee Gregor, Staff Writer No half times, no time outs, no substitutions. That’s cross country. Last Saturday at the D10 Championship at Buhl Park, freshman Sam Hetrick and sophomore … Continue Reading Fuller and Hetrick headed to Hershey for XC States
By Josie Deeter, Staff Writer PBIS celebration will be held during WINN period today. PBIS stands for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. It is the school-wide program Saegertown uses to … Continue Reading PBIS celebration to be held this afternoon
Members of the Class of 2020 held table sessions in the cafeteria this morning to share their future plans with members of the sophomore class. The seniors complete the career … Continue Reading Seniors share future plans with sophomores
PENNCREST school board candidates will appear at a forum sponsored and conducted by PENNCREST Student Media (Panther Press, Spa Pitchfork, and Woodshed Word). Community members are invited to attend and … Continue Reading School board candidate forum set for October 29
By Sam Shelenberger, Editor In Chief Advanced Placement classes have seen a large increase in numbers across the board at Saegertown High School. Last year 51 students took 84 tests, … Continue Reading AP enrollments soaring; ten AP scholars recognized
By Kaitlyn Kozalla, news editor Today at graduation practice, senior social studies teacher Justin Hayes presented people’s choice awards for the “My Game Plan” project students completed in Economics 12. … Continue Reading Seniors recognized for ‘My Game Plan’ locker displays
Story and photos by Nick Archacki, news editor Last Sunday night, a ravenous inferno raged through Cambridge Springs, leaving another scar on a town that is still recovering from the … Continue Reading Cambridge Springs community looks to future after the fire
