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SGC and Strayer MS are Heart Safe Schools
06/05/2024
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Strayer and Sixth Grade Campus members of the TSA stand with Chris Deily at the May 11, 2023 School Board meeting.
Strayer and Sixth Grade Campus students took eight of the 10 spots in Dragster Design at the TSA State Conference.
05/12/2023
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Gazelle Diehl was part of a video along the famous thoroughfare during Indonesia Fashion Week.
03/10/2023
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Students with a perfect score on the 2023 civics exam were recognized by the School Board on March 9.
Of 361 eighth-graders who took the test, 191, or 53 percent, scored higher than 80 percent.
03/10/2023
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Strayer students work with the robotics equipment provided by the Bucks County Intermediate Unit's Fab Lab.
The highly sought Fab Lab equipment was enjoyed at Strayer as students utilized loop coding to create and draw geometric shapes along with other robotic tasks.
03/02/2023
Read More About The highly sought Fab Lab equipment was enjoyed at Strayer as students utilized loop coding to create and draw geometric shapes along with other robotic tasks.
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Secondary students competed in the TSA Region 5 competition. First-place finishers included Rylan Dauter, Ethan DeAndrea, Viktor Durr, Logan Hudson, and Mason Lippincott.
01/30/2023
Read More About Secondary students competed in the TSA Region 5 competition. First-place finishers included Rylan Dauter, Ethan DeAndrea, Viktor Durr, Logan Hudson, and Mason Lippincott.
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Strayer seventh-grader Kendall Kutzler gives a thumbs-up to her informational diorama of an Orchid Mantis.
The student-driven research project of posterboard dioramas included detailed information about an insect chosen by each student.
11/04/2022
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School Resource Officer speaks to students about their digital footprint.
School Resource Officer Brian Hendrzak spoke to middle school students about online safety and the state’s Safe2Say program.
10/25/2022
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Strayer students, from left, Trae McCray, Talyn Nielsen, and Jermaine Jackson participated in the Feed My Starving Children event at Delaware Valley University.
Students from Strayer and the SGC made a positive impact by packing meals for the nonprofit organization “Feed My Starving Children.”
10/14/2022
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Strayer teacher Shawn Storm speaks with former students who have returned in search of their time capsules.
Shawn Storm’s former students return each year to find pieces of their past.
06/20/2022
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Members of the Indoor Color Guard pose for a photo following a recent competition.
The team, made up of students from Quakertown Community High School and Strayer Middle School, has been promoted two classes after superior efforts.
03/23/2022
Read More About The team, made up of students from Quakertown Community High School and Strayer Middle School, has been promoted two classes after superior efforts.
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Eliana Galleo, creator of Fresh Kicks!, looks over her project drawings.
A new QCSD middle school program called Math Extensions is empowering accelerated students with self-directed learning opportunities.
03/18/2022
Read More About A new QCSD middle school program called Math Extensions is empowering accelerated students with self-directed learning opportunities.
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Of 386 eighth-graders who took the test, the average score was 80 percent.
02/15/2022
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Quakertown Police Officer and QCSD SRO Bob Lee is all smiles with a young student as they walk through the aisles at the Richland Walmart as part of the Shop With A Cop program.
Last year, the program hosted 180 children and provided $47,500 to families.
10/18/2021
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Nurse Melissa Kelly, left, and World Language teacher Bethany Fuller help a parent during ELD Resources Night.
Inspired by ELD teacher Alaina Wert, parents were helped with filling out required school forms and other important applications.
09/16/2021
Read More About Inspired by ELD teacher Alaina Wert, parents were helped with filling out required school forms and other important applications.
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Strayer students work create banners for their Chill Out Day.
In a challenging year, Dr. Bubser praised students for building positive relationships throughout the school.
06/14/2021
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The Social Justice Alliance’s videos for Read Across America Week embraced and celebrated diversity.
03/15/2021
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Landen Burns, right, won the Strayer Spelling Bee. Dylan Atlee-Wood, left, was the second-place finisher among 60 students.
The Spelling Bee was the school’s largest ever with 60 students participating.
03/04/2021
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Strayer's eight student leaders include Gavin Carroll, Ethan DeAndrea, Anna and Faith Greenday, Steven Hermann, Kendall Ward-Weiner, Samuel Wilkin, and Hannah Yerger.
The project, from the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, will focus on school climate and healthy technology use.
02/17/2021
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Brendan Padmanabhan is one of many students who made cards to be delivered to residents of a local nursing home.
Receptive to Dr. King’s message, QCSD students have shown a passion to make a difference.
01/18/2021
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Poster for the documentary Walking While Black with registration information.
It is hoped that discussions following the viewing of the emotional documentary can lead to greater understanding and a more equitable community.
01/14/2021
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Tanner Sheridan and Lauren Fruck stand in front of the Phoebe Richland Nursing Center with the goodies they would give out to the home's residents.
Tanner Sheridan and Lauren Fruck gave out gift bags for more than 100 residents of the Phoebe Richland Nursing Center.
12/21/2020
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Stock photo of a student's desk at home with a computer and notepads.
The goal aims to improve academic performance among secondary students by having them interact with teachers and classmates throughout the school day as if they are sitting in the classroom.
12/07/2020
Read More About The goal aims to improve academic performance among secondary students by having them interact with teachers and classmates throughout the school day as if they are sitting in the classroom.
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Photo of smiling Strayer student Alivia Remick
Alivia Remick is one of only 10 Bucks County students to win the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce 2020 Young Citizen Award.
11/06/2020
Read More About Alivia Remick is one of only 10 Bucks County students to win the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce 2020 Young Citizen Award.
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Flyer with information about the minding your mind program.
Please consider joining this introduction to mental health, designed to train adults on how to recognize the warning signs of stress, anxiety, depression, and crisis.
10/05/2020
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Drawing says free breakfast and lunch and includes a food tray.
The free food program is funded by the United States Department of Agriculture
09/21/2020
Read More About The free food program is funded by the United States Department of Agriculture
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Drawing of a brown paper bag, red apple and chocolate milk container.
There's also information about how to apply for free and reduced meals.
09/09/2020
Read More About There's also information about how to apply for free and reduced meals.
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Logo that says summer meals for kids 18 and under.
The free summer meals, which can be picked up Tuesdays and Thursdays, are for all children 18 and under.
06/19/2020
Read More About The free summer meals, which can be picked up Tuesdays and Thursdays, are for all children 18 and under.
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Autumn Kovacs plays the ukulele during a recent online Strayer recital.
Teachers have been holding virtual recitals and are planning additional efforts to add students.
05/28/2020
Read More About Teachers have been holding virtual recitals and are planning additional efforts to add students.
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Shawn Storm selfie with his students.
Shawn Storm has provided a forum for current and former students to share what’s on their mind.
05/13/2020
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Derek Calvello, standing next to his 3D printer, holds a face shield he made.
Derek Calvello of Strayer Middle School is creating personal protective equipment for medical facilities, nursing homes, families and friends.
05/05/2020
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Blocks of letters spelling the words mental health next to a leaf.
Several resources available for mental health and substance abuse issues.
04/16/2020
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Strayer students present bus driver Jane Buckley with an engraved thermos for being so good to them.
Strayer students surprised their bus driver with an engraved thermos filled with thank you notes.
03/06/2020
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Sports psychologist and author Dr. Jarrod Spencer.
Strayer, QCHS athletes and coaches to hear from sports psychologist about mental health and performance.
02/21/2020
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These nine students were chosen to form a leadership group that educators believe can help lessen discrimination and bullying in school.
The key leadership role, inspired by assistant principal Kim Finnerty, is a step toward “creating a positive culture.”
12/10/2019
Read More About The key leadership role, inspired by assistant principal Kim Finnerty, is a step toward “creating a positive culture.”
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Information on the Shop With A Cop program
Deadline to submit Shop With A Cop application is November 29
10/16/2019
Read More About Deadline to submit Shop With A Cop application is November 29
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Strayer students. wearing plastic gloves and hair netting, are at Delaware Valley University to pack food as part of the "Feed My Starving Children" program.
Strayer students pack food for the hungry.
10/07/2019
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Liz Bradbury, Director of the Training Institute of the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center in Allentown.
Liz Bradbury will train parents, community how to support at-risk youth
09/26/2019
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Mya Hibsman and lacrosse coach Bruce Russell stand in front of a closet with lacrosse uniforms.
Student, teacher honored with new award
07/29/2019
Mya Hibsman’s passion to start the lacrosse program, aided by the commitment from Mr. Russell to coach, led to Principal Dr. Jenn Bubser creating the “Making Strayer Stronger” award.
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