School Lane Charter School's Online Application for the 2025-2026 opens on Friday, January 31st at 10:00 AM. If your child is entering any grade level from Kindergarten through 12th Grade, mark your calendar now to add them to our admissions wait list!
Last night students from grades 9-12 came together for an evening full of fun and laughter at the IB Winter Activity Festival. There was something for everyone, from sports matches, karaoke, and video game tournaments to board games and a movie! Thank you to everyone who joined and made this event a huge success! 💙
This week 9th grade leaders are working with 8th grade students with our partners Tree Trails. Students engage in physical activities designed to build character and teamwork. Last week, 9th grade leaders were trained in how to lead these activities.
8th grade leaders presented to 7th grade about their experiences for Service as Action. Our leaders shared projects they have done in their communities and neighborhoods. Engaging with people and organizations outside of school is an important part of the IB program as they gain an understanding of local issues. Students have worked with GreenDrop, and the Womens' Animal Shelter. Other students cleaned up community centers and playing fields or interviewed soldiers about their experiences.
On Friday January 10, 7th and 8th grade students attended an assembly led by a speaker from Minding Your Mind. The students heard about the speaker's personal experience as a middle and high school student struggling with anxiety and depression. Students were able to ask some questions. This assembly is part of our ongoing work with students in social-emotional learning. https://mindingyourmind.org/
Teachers, administrators, parents, students, and Board members came together Saturday morning to serve as members of the Steering Committee for our Comprehensive Planning process. We worked collaboratively to identify priorities, goals, and action plans to guide SLCS over the next three years. Thank you to all for volunteering your time to represent all stakeholders in our community and for setting up SLCS for success for years to come!
Happy New Year! We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back to school on Thursday, January 2nd. To our graduating seniors... it is finally your year!
CHOOSE SLCS FOR KINDERGARTEN! Applications for our 2025-26 Kindergarten Lottery close on December 19th. Apply in person any school day between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM. Information about required documents is available on the Admissions page of our website www.schoollane.org. If you have questions please email admissions@schoollane.org.
Yesterday the 6th grade accelerated math students pitched restaurant concepts to a panel of experts. Their job was to persuade the judges that their concept and costs would be sustainable long term and convince them to “invest” in them. The students worked very hard and did an excellent job! Congrats to our winners and their Cozy Critters Café!
A special thanks to our experts:
· Karen Schade—CEO of SLCS
· Mirosya Bauer —Business Manager at SLCS
· Ed Batejan—Chef at Vereiningung Erzgebirge (VE Club)
· Pietro Iovino—Owner of Pistol Pete’s Seafood
See more pictures of the event here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/CHgg7rbvwduhauv76
CHOOSE SLCS FOR KINDERGARTEN! Applications for our 2025-26 Kindergarten Lottery close on December 19th. Apply in person any school day between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM. Information about required documents is available on the Admissions page of our website www.schoollane.org. If you have questions please email admissions@schoollane.org.
The elementary concert band did a phenomenal job performing our annual winter concert! Congratulations to all students on a great performance!
The 4th grade students presented proposals for a zoo animal exhibit at their exhibition this morning, combining scientific research with creativity. They also used math to determine the exhibit space area and perimeter. The students were persuasive and excited to share with the audience what makes their animal so special and why it should be chosen to be at the zoo. You can see more photos here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/HTH9ZPTuYywhT2A87
Students in grades 3 and 4 got in the holiday spirit this morning attending the Winter Concert Band assembly. Congratulations to Mrs. Windle and the Concert Band for an outstanding performance!
Please join us for the IB Campus' Winter Concert on Tuesday, December 17th at 6:30 PM in Holy Ghost Prep's Holt Center. The theme is "Peace on Earth" and tickets are $5.00 each with proceeds benefiting the SLCS Music Program.
The SLCS Drama Program put on a fantastic performance of The Wizard of Oz on Friday evening. Congratulations to all the cast and crew on a great show! You can see more photos here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5MvdehTUEtdXG1YF6
This past Friday, December 6, 2024, we were pleased to have one of our seniors, Jamison Hirsh, commit to Syracuse University. Jamison has been playing ice hockey since she was six years old and has shown dedication not only to her sport, but her intensive IB coursework as well. Jamison has been a School Lane student since kindergarten. Jamison was joined by her family, friends and teachers to celebrate this milestone. Great job Jamison!
We will be hosting financial aid professionals from Bucks County Community College at School Lane Charter School - IB Campus for an information session to support you and your students with finding affordable ways to pay for higher education and understand your options for financial aid.
This session will involve sharing of information, providing resources, an overview of the FAFSA process, and answering any questions you may have regarding financial aid.
If you would like to attend, please RSVP using this link: https://forms.gle/zbR5GJdB9c5kENN27
Please reach out to Ms. Veronica Bohlin at VBohlin@schoollane.net with any questions.
Happy Thanksgiving from School Lane Charter School!
Today our 5th grade students completed a service learning project in order to help uphold Human Rights for people within our community. After hosting a school-wide food drive, the students worked together with parent volunteers to package 325 Thanksgiving meals for the Meals on Wheels program through the Caring for Friends Organization. Thanks to all who donated and volunteered to help make this event such a great success!
You can see more photos here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/113Iv1WvRS-YLdDdMDwkenJZUIGYNddr5/view?usp=drive_link
Minding Your Mind presenter Scott Prendergast shared his story about his mental health challenges with grades 9-12. He spoke with passion and honesty, offering very concrete advice to our young people about how to recognize signs of depression and anxiety and what to do about it. Many students stayed after assembly to ask more questions. Scott is the presenter for the Minding Your Mind family presentation online at 6:30pm "Just Talk About It". Link with be sent out by email for tomorrow. Families from grades K-12 are welcome to join.
