By Anonymous Conestoga Valley High School will host Parents' Night from 7 to 8:45 p.m. on Thursday. Parents and guardians of students in grades 9 through 12 are invited to meet their students' teachers and should begin by picking up their child's schedule in the high school's main lobby.

Conestoga Valley High School students will now have the chance to earn college credits with the Central Pennsylvania College. The school district also has dual enrollment partnerships with three other colleges: Penn State University, Harrisburg Area Community College and Millersville University.

By Rorabaugh, Dan When Kris Wiltsey entered the Science Olympiad, he immersed himself in an event dedicated entirely to biology, chemistry and technology. Just the place for a student who spent most of his high school career in the tech-ed room.

To: STATE EDITORS Contact: Heather Tyler of the Pennsylvania Department of Banking, +1-717-783-4721 Live Theater, Audience Interaction Bring Money Lessons to Life for Teens HARRISBURG, Pa., April 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Against the backdrop of a recent national survey showing high school seniors know even less about money than they did two years ago, Secretary of Banking Steve Kaplan joined students of Conestoga Valley High School today for a performance of Mad About Money, a free financial education theatre show touring schools across Pennsylvania.

By Paid Engagements Michele and Randal Berardi, Brownstown, are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Ryan Berardi, to Melissa Turi, daughter of Pat and Michael Turi, Montoursville.