The government shutdown has impacted SNAP benefits that many in our community rely on. Click for more information and resources that can help.
Dear ACV Families,
Did you know? The federal government shutdown has caused a temporary pause in SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) funding. This has impacted several families in our community who rely on these benefits for groceries and essential food items.
We recognize that this situation may create financial and emotional stress for many households, and we want you to know that you are not alone. There are local organizations and community partners working together to support families during this time including United Way, Six Point Church of God, Chapel on the Hill and several area food banks.
It is our hope that the information and resources included below will help you or someone you know connect to the right support during this temporary SNAP suspension.
What Is SNAP?
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps, helps eligible individuals and families purchase food to meet basic nutritional needs.
Families can apply or renew at www.compass.state.pa.us or by calling the local county assistance office.
SNAP Suspension Update
Due to the federal government shutdown, SNAP payments have been temporarily paused.
Payments will resume once a federal budget is passed and funding is restored.
Families should continue renewing benefits as scheduled. Other benefits such as Medical, WIC, and Section 8 remain active.
The LIHEAP heating assistance program has been delayed until December 1.
Community Food Resources:
We are grateful for the generosity of our community. Many local churches offer food pantries for those in need.
Locations:
Six Point Church of God - 121 McKee Road, Parker
Large food distributions on 11/20 and 12/18 from 5:00-7:00pm.
Chapel on the Hill - 6202 Emlenton-Clintonville Road, Emlenton
Charitable Deeds- 260 High Point Road Knox
For Clarion County residents only
4th Thursday of each month from 10:00am-12:00pm
Must call by the 3rd Thursday of each month to register
814-797-0286
Perry Township Community Food Bank - 3314 Limeplant Road, Parker
3rd Tuesday of each month from 5:00-6:00pm
Call 2-1-1
By simply dialing 2-1-1, families can connect 24/7 with caring, trained professionals who link them to local food, housing, and utility support. This service is free, confidential, and available to everyone in our community.
Local Food Resources:
Armstrong County Food Bank (724) 548-3408
Chapel on the Hill (724) 867-6771
Emlenton United Methodist Church (724) 867-6771
Parkhill Church of God (814) 358-2470
Salem Reformed Church of Lamartine (814) 797-5075
Charitable Deeds -Second Harvest Food Bank (814) 797-2274
Salvation Army Clarion Service Center (814) 226-8131
Some winter driving tips from PennDOT! Stay safe this winter!
Winter Driving Tips
“Our primary goal is always the safety of our motorists and our staff,” said Tina Gibbs, Community Relations Coordinator. “We will be ready for winter weather and encourage motorists to prepare themselves and their vehicles as well. We work hard to keep roadways passable and safe, please help us keep roadways safe by using good winter driving practices so everyone gets to where they need to safely.”
Motorists are reminded of ten winter driving tips:
1. Turn on your low beams, even during the daytime to make your vehicle more visible to other motorists.
2. Turn off the cruise control on snow covered, wet, or icy roads. Cruise control provides constant power to your wheels. In a situation where your wheels are spinning on wet, icy, or snow-covered roadways, you need to reduce power to regain control.
3. If the road looks wet but there is no splash coming from the car’s tires ahead of you, it may be ice.
4. On packed snow, decrease your speed by half. On ice, slow your vehicle to a crawl. In both scenarios, motorists should leave more space than normal between you and the vehicle ahead.
5. Clear your vehicle of snow and ice before starting to drive including the windows, hood, trunk, roof, headlights, taillights, and signals.
6. Always wear your seatbelt.
7. Stock your vehicles with a windshield brush/scraper, food, water, warm clothes, blankets, cell phone charger, a small snow shovel, and any specific needs such as baby supplies, medication, and pet supplies.
8. If you don’t have to travel, stay home.
9. If you do have to travel, be patient with other motorists and the snowplows. If snow is falling at one inch per hour and a plow route takes four hours to complete, there will be four new inches of snow on the roadway at the starting point once the plow begins their next pass on that route. Motorists should always allow plenty of space when driving near plow trucks. Also, for their own safety and the safety of plow operators, motorists should never attempt to pass a truck while it is plowing or spreading winter materials.
10. “Know Before You Go” by checking major roadway conditions at www.511PA.com. While PennDOT recommends not traveling during winter storms, motorists can check conditions on more than 40,000 roadway miles, including color-coded winter conditions on 2,900 miles, by visiting www.511PA.com. 511PA, which is free and available 24 hours a day, provides traffic delay warnings, weather forecasts, traffic speed information and access to more than 1,200 traffic cameras. Users can also find plow truck locations and details of when state-maintained roadways were last plowed. 511PA is also available through a smartphone application for iPhone and Android devices, by calling 5-1-1, or by following regional X alerts.
More information about how to prepare for any type of emergency, including free downloadable checklists of items to keep in your home, car, and at work, and specific information for people with access and functional needs or pets, is available on the Ready PA webpage.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District will hold a SpecialMeeting that will be conducted Virtually on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. Click for more info.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District will hold a SpecialMeeting that will be conducted Virtually on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.
The link to attend this meeting will be posted to the acvsd.org website shortly before the meeting begins, and community members will be able to address the school board by calling the district office or signing up to speak at acvsd.org.
Purpose of Meeting: Contract for the Auditorium Electrical Contract
· To review and approve the lowest bid for the Auditorium Electrical Contract for the renovation project located at the Jr/Sr High School.
· No other business will be conducted at this meeting.
This meeting is open to the public and is being held in accordance with the Pennsylvania Sunshine Act (65 Pa.C.S. §§ 701–716).
By Order of the Board of Directors
Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District Date of Notice: October 21, 2025
The "Fishin for Remission" t-shirt is a meaningful way to show support for a local student bravely battling a second form of cancer. A portion of each sale will be donated to the family. Orders will be delivered to A-C Valley High School for pickup. Click the link below to order.
Book Blast Updates 2025 - Scroll Down for Updates!
Day 1
Our Book Blast is off to a great start! Congratulations to 1st grader, Lorenza Nocitoin Mrs. Trummer's classfor winning our first Book Blast Treasure Chest! Our quest to level up our readers has never been so much fun! We’re blasting through our mission to earn as many books as possible for our students. Another Treasure Chest will be won tomorrow too!
The 2ndwinner of the Book Blast Treasure Chest is Jamieson Lutz! Congratulations! More treasure awaits ahead…. If you haven’t yet, register and enter contact info for 10+ people to support your agent’s home library and for the chance to unlock the next Treasure Chest: https://app.booksarefun.com/AlleghenyCVES16036
Don't forget! When you register and send 10+ invitations, it helps classroom teachers earn shopping sprees for classroom supplies or books. Plus, students still have time to get it on the Epic Treasure Chest giveaway! Thanks for supporting our teachers!
A welcome back message from Dr. David McDeavitt, superintendent.
Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District
Students and Families
Welcome Back to School
August 20, 2025
Good evening A-C Valley,
I am calling to welcome the A-C Valley Community back to the start of another exciting school year. The district staff have worked diligently over the summer to have campus ready for the first day of school, which will be on Wednesday, August 20, 2025.
First, I will begin with a brief update on the construction projects planned for our campus. Due to permit requirements, advertising & bidding timelines, and the time it took to secure the bonds, some of our construction projects will begin this fall.
While on campus please navigate campus with caution this year because we will be working around equipment and construction workers, as they will be on campus to renovate our Jr/Sr HS Auditorium, Track Area, and Football Field this fall. The teacher parking lot, sidewalks, and student drop-off and pickup area will not be started until the spring of 2026.
Please access our website at acvsd.org and go to the transportation tab for our bus routes, and estimated pick-up and drop-off times. If you have a transportation question, you can call 724-659-5820 ext. 1105 and ask to speak with Mrs. Cortney Chalmers, our new A-CV Transportation Director.
In closing you can access the acsvd.org website and view the full text of this “Welcome Back” information that addresses - Transportation, School Calendar, Day-to-Day Operations, Weather Related Delays and Cancelations, School Safety, Health and Safety Planning, Communication Protocols, Athletics, and Other topics that include Federal Programs and Policy Notifications.
Have a great day, and see you soon!
David McDeavitt, Superintendent
A-CV Transportation
The transportation tab has been added to the acvsd.org website so that you can access additional transportation information. Alternatively, you can call and speak to Cortney Chalmers anytime with questions and concerns.
Just know that we do our best to keep everyone safe and ask that students stay 5 feet from the road while waiting for the school bus to arrive and wait until the RED flashing lights are on before walking onto the road.
Students who plan to drive to school, we ask that you drive slowly and schedule a time to leave your house early enough so that you do not need to rush. In addition, the student drivers will need to have their driver’s license and insurance card to obtain a parking permit from the HS office to park on campus in the student parking lot only.
The 2025-2026 school calendar is posted to the acvsd.org website, located in the student handbooks, and available for pick-up at both schools.
Please note, that all early dismissals will be at 1:00 pm for the Elementary Students and 1:15 pm for the Jr/Sr HS students throughout the school year.
Our students' first day of school is on Wednesday, August 20, 2025. The district is closed on September 1st for Labor Day, students will be off school on October 23rd and October 24th for an Act 80 day and ALF day. Just note that October 23rd will be used for Parent Teacher Conferences and an evening Open House, so please plan appropriately.
We will also have an early dismissal before Thanksgiving break on November 26th, and students will be off school from November 27th through December 2nd and they will return on December 3rd.
Christmas Break will run from December 22nd through January 2nd, and students will return on January 5th.
The last student day will be on May 27, 2026 unless snow make-up days to the end of the year.
Weather Related Delays and School Cancelations
Just like in the past, we will be using the schoolmessenger automated calling system and our school district website to communicate delays and/or cancelations throughout the year. If we are facing a delay or cancelations the first phone call will go out at roughly 5:30 am. If the delay turns into a cancelation, the second call will go out at roughly 7:30 am.
The first three days this year that are cancelled due to snow (or water issues), will be made-up as a “built in” snow make-up day, these days are designated in the calendar. New this year, the next three cancelled days will be made-up through a virtual learning program. The principals will communicate their plans prior to using these virtual days. If we miss more than six school days this school year, all additional days will be added to the end of the school year.
Important Day-to-Day Information (Times, Testing, and Communication)
The Elementary School and Jr/Sr High School will have staff on duty at 7:30 am for morning arrival and free student breakfast time. If you plan to drop off your children in the morning, please do so after 7:30 am.
During the school year, if your child is absent from school, be sure to submit an excuse within 3 days of the absence. In addition, if you are planning to take an educational trip this year, you will need to complete the education trip form prior to leaving for the trip. This form is available in the office, and please do your best to avoid PSSA/Keystone testing dates from April 20 to May 18, 2026.
Finally, communication is the key to our success in educating our students. If your child is having academic, behavioral, or mental health concerns, contact the office, and we will direct your concerns to the appropriate staff. If your child is struggling academically, your first call or email should be to your child’s teacher. We have highly qualified teachers who are experts in their field. If it is a behavioral or mental health concern, the school counselors or principals will help, and remember that if you see or hear any safety-related items, please call 911 or the district office at 724-659-5820. If you “see something, say something!”
School Safety
The school board and administrative staff take great pride in providing a safe and secure learning environment for our students and staff. Dr. McDeavitt is the Safety and Security Coordinator and works closely with the A-CV School Police Officer (SPO), Dave Sitler and new officer Brent Davensizer. Officer Sitler and Officer Davensizer has many years of experience as a police officer in Pennsylvania and will be serving as a school police officer here at A-CV.
Know that when our school police officers are sworn in and take the oath to work at A-CV they will be carrying a firearm and is well-equipped to provide the highest level of security on campus. In addition to our SPO’s we also have an MOU with the Clarion State Police and Emlenton Borough Police to provide additional support when requested. We have also made several safety-related upgrades to the campus this summer, and will continue to do so with additional financial support from the state to enhance mental support and physical safety. However, to ensure our safety at school, we need help from our community while on campus. If you “See something, you say something.”
Please help us keep our students safe by reporting anything that is concerning (See something, say something). You can do so by calling 911 or contacting a school official. The district will do its part as well, and will be conducting security drills throughout the year, the first drill will be conducted during the first month of school and the second safety drill will be in the spring of the school year.
Outside Guest
Parents, adult residents, and other guests will be welcomed to the Elementary and Jr/Sr HS buildings between the hours of 8:00 am - 3:05 pm and may only enter through the secure entrance, at which point you will need to provide state-issued identification before gaining access to the building.
Communication
The district will continue to use the Schoolmessenger phone system and the acvsd.org website for our primary means of communication. If you have questions that you cannot find on the website, please call your child’s school: A-CV Elementary School 724-659-3555; Jr/Sr High School 724-659-4661; and the District Office 724-659-5820.
Athletics
In order to provide our students with a variety of extra-curricular offerings, A-CV continues to work with Union School District (USD) to offer our students several cooperative athletic and extracurricular agreements. We still maintain our own Volleyball Team and Boys Basketball Team, but coop in all other sports.
As we prepare for football season, our home varsity games at the Union School District and will return to A-CV next season after our football field has been renovated. We have the A-CV Foundation created to accept tax write-off donations, if you would like to make a donation, please find the URL code at acvsd.org and donate.
Students who need accident insurance there is information about (CHIP) insurance on the district's webpage @ acvsd.org. CHIP provides quality, comprehensive health insurance to uninsured students who are eligible. And, keep in mind that all students who participate in extracurricular athletics are required to carry insurance.
Other Relevant Items
The A-C Valley school district polices are located on acvsd.org website under the district tab. On this website, you will see information about the district's non-discrimination process and a full list of policies by simply clicking on ACVSD Board Policies.
Other policies that should be noted are as follows: Immunization Policy #203, School Wellness #246, Unlawful Harassment #248, and Bullying Policy #249. Homeless youth policy # 251, Special education policy #113, and Computer Acceptable Use policy #815.
All of our federal programs information can be located at acvsd.org under the federal programs tab. Please review or contact Kristin Thurber at 724-659-3555.
Breakfast will be free this year, but our lunch prices have increased ten cents in the district and the cost for students will be $2.85 per lunch.
To ensure student safety, the districts’ water was tested this summer, and the results showed that our water is within the safe drinking limits, showing no excessive metals and/or other contaminants. We also replaced many of the water fountains in both buildings and have added additional filters to all of the fountains.
In closing, I would like to ask all our parents/guardians to be involved in your child’s education - be sure to contact your child’s teacher or the school principal if you have any questions or concerns. Have a great evening, and I will see you in the morning.
In closing, I wish everyone a safe and successful 2025-2026 school year!
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 12 noon the day of the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 8 a.m. the day of the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 9 p.m. on Friday the week before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 3 p.m. on Friday the week before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 3 p.m. on Friday the week before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 3 p.m. on Friday the week before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 3 p.m. on Friday the week before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 3 p.m. the Friday before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 8 a.m. the day of the meeting.
Clean and Green is a preferential tax assessment program, that bases property taxes on use values rather than fair market values. This ordinarily results in a tax savings for landowners. The Pennsylvania General Assembly enacted the program in 1974 as a tool to encourage protection of the Commonwealth's valuable farmland, forestland and open spaces. Currently, more than 9.3 million acres are enrolled statewide.
Click below for more information on the Clean and Green preferential tax assessment program.
Our 2025-2028 Comprehensive and Professional Development plans along with our gifted education plan assurances, student service assurances, and academic standards/assessment requirements.
Our February school board voting meeting agenda and livestream.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 3 p.m. on Friday the week before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board during a virtual workshop or voting meeting, individuals from the A-C Valley community should fill out this form by 3 p.m. on Friday the week before the meeting.
To address the A-C Valley School Board or comment on agenda items, individuals from the A-C Valley community should contact the district office at 724-659-5820 and request to be added to the agenda, or be present at the face-to-face monthly school board meeting. At each open board meeting, prior to official action by the school board an opportunity will always be provided for public comment.
This October 28-31, two ACV chief science officers, Alivya Hartzell and Andrew Stevenson, traveled to Chicago with Mr. Krautbauer to attend the STEM Learning Ecosystems Community of Practice conference.
Here they networked with many STEM professionals and other students in an effort to build community and expand STEM education opportunities in public schools. They learned about new technologies, educational practices, and changes in education across the country. They also learned about new college and career opportunities from numerous organizations. They hope to connect the local ACV student community with nearby communities and organizations, in order to expand learning opportunities for students across the region.
Anyone who plans to attend the UHS/ACV playoff game against Redbank at Brookville HS this Friday 11/8, you MUST use the link above to purchase tickets:
Our workshop livestream and agenda for October's workshop meeting. Virtual meeting livestream begins at 6 p.m. on Monday, October 14. Livestream link will be posted shortly before meeting begins.
To our students, families, and community, Thank You so much for supporting our Book Blast! Over 800 books will be coming to our school to our students! We will celebrate soon with all the books heading our way. Get ready for book delivery day!
10-18-2024
To our students and families, great job completing your Book Blast Treasure Maps and enjoy your fun prizes! We will celebrate soon with all the books heading our way. Get ready for book delivery day! Contributions will be accepted through Sunday. To help all students at the school, make a school-wide contribution:https://tinyurl.com/AlleghenyCVES16036CommLink
#bookblast #bookblastadventures #letsread
10-17-2024
Time is ticking to earn our students more books! You can contribute through the invitation from your favorite student or make a school-wide contribution https://tinyurl.com/AlleghenyCVES16036CommLink through Sunday night, October 20.
10-16-2024
Attention Book Blaster families! We have only a few days left! Now is the time to contribute through the invitation from your favorite student or to make a school-wide contribution:https://tinyurl.com/AlleghenyCVES16036CommLink You have until Sunday night to contribute.
Thank you to everyone in our community and beyond that have contributed to our Book Blast event! Your support will help students take home as many books as possible, up to 10 each. In our quest to promote literacy and reading, every new book is like gold to be treasured!
10-15-2024
Our last Treasure Chest winner is Violet Black! Congratulations!
Did you know that Book Blast contributions help ensure all our students receive books? After your student earns all 10 books from the book list, additional contributions help provide more books for all our students, classrooms, and the library. Your involvement makes a world of difference!
If you’d like to support our school and help all our studentshave access to more books, please donate here: https://tinyurl.com/AlleghenyCVES16036CommLink. Your support truly makes a world of difference in their education!
Our 3rd Book Blast Treasure Chest winner is Marlee Buzard! Congratulations! Liam Stankiewicz, ourFriday Winner, also came by and picked up his treasure chest too!
Did you know that Book Blast contributions help ensure all our students receive books? After your student earns all 10 books from the book list, additional contributions help provide more books for all our students, classrooms, and the library. Your involvement makes a world of difference!
If you’d like to support our school and help all our studentshave access to more books, please donate here: https://tinyurl.com/AlleghenyCVES16036CommLink. Your support truly makes a world of difference in their education!
The 1st winner of the Book Blast Treasure Chest is Clara Jack! Congratulations! More treasure awaits ahead…. If you haven’t yet, register and enter contact info for 10+ people to support your adventurer’s home library and for the chance to unlock the next Treasure Chest: https://app.booksarefun.com/AlleghenyCVES16036.
Our Book Blast is off to a great start! Congratulations to Arianna Blyfor winning our first drawing prize: the Epic Treasure Chest! Miss. Best handed out the last three treasure map prizes she had for signing up, that was 144 prizes! More will come when all of our books are delivered in a couple of weeks! So if you have not signed up you still can! Our quest to level up our readers has never been so much fun! We’re blasting through our adventure to earn as many books as possible for our students. Register now and invite 10+ contacts to be entered into the drawings for our Treasure Chests!
Almost 144 kids have registered! Tomorrow (10/9) is the day we are giving away an Epic Treasure Chest full of awesome prizes! Act now! Simply invite 10+ friends and family members TONIGHT to support our Book Blast and your student will have a chance to win. Don't miss this epic opportunity! If you haven’t already, register your students here: https://app.booksarefun.com/AlleghenyCVES16036
Our Book Blast starts today! Parents look out for Treasure Maps headed your way! All parents need to do is sign-up their students and invite 10+ friends and family members to support students in building their own home library of books. Students will then earn some awesome prizes and a chance to win one of our Treasure Chests or an Epic Treasure Chest! Visit https://app.booksarefun.com/AlleghenyCVES16036 and unlock treasure. It takes just 7 minutes TONIGHT.
#BookBlast #UnlockTheTreasure.
The first 144 to register and invite 10+ friends and family members will receive their treasure map prizes the very next day! Any student who qualifies after that will still receive the prizes after the event.
The A-C Valley Girls' Falcon Volleyball team and Student Council are hosting a Pink-Out Volleyball game on Monday, October 7, 2024 at the A-C Valley gymnasium. The JV game starts at 6:00 PM and the Varsity game is to follow. Student Council is selling Pink-Out T-shirts for this game. The order form is linked below. The proceeds from this T-shirt sale will be donated in loving memory of Holly Irwin.
T-shirt orders are due by Thursday, September 19, 2024 to either Minnie Logue or Tracy Patton at the A-C Valley High School. Money is due with the order form.
Our agenda and livestream for the August 2024 school board workshop meeting. Meeting is held virtually, and the livestream link will be posted shortly before 6 p.m. on Monday, August 12, 2024.
The Allegheny-Clarion Valley School Board will conduct a special meeting on Monday, August 5, 2024, in the Elementary Cafetorium, 776 State Route 58 E., Foxburg, PA 16036 beginning at 6:00 P.M. for the purpose of discussing the following matters:
--Youth Football using the football field during the
2024-2025 season;
--Advertising for an Administrator at WSTU; and
--Filling a long-term 4th grade substitute position
ImPact baseline tests will be held for all sports on Thursday, August 1st, Friday, August 2nd, from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m., and Monday, August 5th, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Please use the link below to schedule your test.
All athletes going into 7th, 9th, and 11th grades need to test, regardless of sport or season. All other athletes who have not had a baseline test and are going out for a sport must also test, regardless of grade level.
Please be advised that there will NOT be any other baseline ImPact tests given throughout the year.
Please contact the high school office if you have any questions.
To our students and families, amazing job completing your Book Blast Treasure Maps! We will celebrate soon with all the books heading our way. Jump for joy and get ready for book delivery day! Contributions will be accepted through Sunday night. To help all students at our school, you can still make a school-wide contribution: https://bookblast.booksarefun.com/Allegheny-ClarionES/pledge/?LgAdGRVZegEBHX9QX3xVREk-
Our quest to level up our readers has never been so much fun! We’re blasting through our adventure to earn as many books as possible for our students. Today, we announced the winner of the 4th Treasure Chest and the iPad! Congratulations to Jase Bartley who won the 4th Treasure Chest and to Jameson McLaughlin who won the iPad! It is still not too late to sign up and share10 email/phone numbers and earn 3 prizes. Plus have the opportunity to earn up to 10 additional books for your home library from the donations you receive from friends and family.
If you just want to support the ENTIRE Elementary School and help ALL students receive books to add to their home library you can make donations through this link.
Congratulations to Brenton Gibson! He is the 3rd Treasure Chest Winner from our Book Blast! He came to the library to collect his treasure during Open House tonight. We still have one more Treasure Chest stuffed with cash to give away and then the grand prize iPad drawing, both will be announced on Monday. If you would like the chance to win, be sure to complete your Treasure Map assignment tonight and send out 15 or more invites to enter the drawing! Best of luck to all of you!
October 4th, 2023
Congratulations, Wyatt Bernard, for being our 2nd Book Blast Treasure Chest winner! Way to go! Our 3rd Book Blast Winner will be announced at Open House on Thursday, so stay tuned!
Your support truly makes a world of difference in their education!
October 3rd, 2023
Check point achieved! The 1st winner of the Book Blast Treasure Chest is Claire Russell! Congratulations! Here she is with others who are getting ready to enjoy their 3 prizes for just getting 10+ people to support them in building their home library. Congrats to Kylee, Myeles, Arabella, Clair, Maverick and Dexter! Now, more treasure awaits ahead…. If you haven’t yet, register and enter contact info for 15+ people to support your adventurer’s home library and for the chance to unlock the next Treasure Chest prize: http://bookblast.booksarefun.com/Allegheny-ClarionES.
October 2nd, 2023
Our Book Blast begins today! Spend 7 minutes tonight completing the Treasure Map to earn cool rewards, be entered to win prize drawings, and start building your home library. Invite 10+ friends and family members to earn your rewards and 15+ for a chance to win one of four Treasure Chests or an iPad! Visit http://bookblast.booksarefun.com/Allegheny-ClarionES and unlock your treasure! The first 100 students to register and invite 10+ friends and family members will receive the 3 rewards the very next day! Any student who qualifies after that will receive the 3 rewards after the event.
Our donation link for the ACV Foundation. The purpose of the A-CV Foundation is to support worthy endeavors of the A-C Valley School District and its students.
CHIP covers uninsured kids up to age 19 in Pennsylvania. It doesn’t matter why your kids don’t have health coverage right now; CHIP may be able to help. Click for more information.
Our agenda and livestream for the August 2023 ACV School Board voting meeting. Meeting begins at 6 p.m. on Monday, August 21, 2023. This meeting will be held in the high school cafeteria.
Our May 2023 workshop agenda. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. on Monday, May 8th, 2023 at 6 p.m. The livestream link will be posted here shortly before the meeting begins.
Information from Dr. McDeavitt about the use of PCCD grant funds at A-C Valley.
To: Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District Staff and Community
From: Dr. David McDeavitt
Subject: Safety Grant Update
Date: March 15, 2023
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) has funding for School Safety and Security Program to support School Mental Health & Safety and Security Grants for the 2022-2023 school year. School entities are eligible to apply for these funds to address mental health initiatives and physical security enhancements (Retrieved from https://www.pccd.pa.gov/schoolsafety/Pages/School-Safety-and-Security-Grants-Program.aspx).
A-CV applied and have been awarded $109,458 for both Mental Health and Physical/Safety & Security for a total of $218,916 for safety related upgrades. The application and grant was submitted in the fall of 2022, and our school district has recently been approved.
Below are a list of items that were approved in the grant:
Mental Health
A-CV will be using the mental health grant to provide additional Social Worker Supports for our students. This grant is used to add additional days to the current social workers who has been in the district working with our students, and supporting our school counselors. Additional information about social workers in Pennsylvania can be found at https://www.education.pa.gov/Educators/Certification/CertFAQs/Pages/SchoolSocialWorkerCertificationFAQ.aspx.
We are also exploring other mental health supports for our students and are considering a collaborative approach with Glad Run to offer a License Therapist, IU6 License Professional Counselor, and/or School-Based Therapist for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 school years. The grant will also be used to purchase additional reading material for the Elementary School Counselor’s office.
In addition, we are planning to add the Rhithm program for the 2023-2024 school year. The Rhithm program is an online program that will be used by students to “check in” during homerooms. The “check in” will only take a few minutes and will provide our teachers and counsel’s with immediate and confidential feedback about student’s mental health needs. Rhithm promotes student well-being and provides learning lessons in a simple way, without interfering with our academic goals. Rhithm empowers counselors, social workers and leaders to increase their awareness, efficacy and efficiency through evidence-based decision-making (Retrieved from https://www.psba.org/rhithm/).
Physical Safety and Security
This grant will be used to renew our partnership with the Emlenton Borough and to contract with their Chief of Police, Mike Mills. Both the A-CV School Board and Emlenton Borough have approved this arrangement. Chief Mills will be on campus 10 hours per week, Chief Mills comes to us with years of police officer experience and will be used to offer additional safety supports and will help the school safety coordinator in updating safety procedures on campus, and off. Chief Mills will be on campus during the day and also supervise various afterschool and evening activities.
The grant will also be used to purchase a new SUV for the school police officer to help monitor campus during the day and travel between the two schools. The school principals, counselors, and attendance officers will be able to use this vehicle for home visits, and for various professional development opportunities.
Finally, we are also upgrading our safety related communication systems. The district will be adding 8 horn speakers outside of the buildings for better communication for all outside activities; such as, physical education classes, playground, track and parking lots. 12 IP Color Visual Alerter’s will be added to areas such as the cafeteria/kitchen, auditorium, and other areas that have difficulties hearing an announcement. The paging systems, multimedia intercom, and bell scheduler will be replaced and upgraded, and 8 new emergency call buttons will be installed in the office areas. In addition, we are planning to upgrade all of the classroom and office area phones through a three year agreement with KAPP.
If you have any questions about the safety rated upgrades listed above, please contact Dr. David McDeavitt @ 724-659-5820.
Our March 2023 school board workshop agenda, along with our livestream. The link will be posted this evening shortly before the meeting begins at 6 p.m.
Our October 2022 voting meeting agenda. Please note that the meeting will be held at the Clarion County Career Center on Monday, October 17th at 6pm. The public is welcome to attend. There will not be a livestream held for this meeting.
A wrap up for book blast 2022, as well as an archive of all announcements. Thank you for participating!
Final Update 10-26-2022
Just wanted to share a HUGE THANK YOU to family, friends and neighbors of our A-C Valley Elementary students. Our first try at a Books are Fun- Book Blast was an Amazingly, Awesome SUCCESS! Through this community of supporters $15,841.21 was given to the students here at the elementary school to support the growth of their home libraries! This means that ALL students will be receiving at least 2 books in the coming weeks and many others will be receiving 10! We hope to have this delivery before Thanksgiving Break, so stay tuned to find out exactly when this will happen!
Thank You all so very, very much for supporting this and we plan on doing this again in October, 2023!
10-13-22
It’s been fun giving away Book Blast Treasure Chests and even an iPad over the past two weeks. Coming soon… the $100 Book Blast shopping sprees! To our students and families, great job completing your Treasure Maps. Enjoy your fun rewards! We will celebrate soon with all the books heading our way. Batten down the hatches and get ready for the big delivery!
Thank you to everyone in our community and beyond that has contributed to our Book Blast event! Your support has helped every student to go home with at least one new, exciting book to read, and some students will earn up to 10. With a focus on the promotion of literacy and reading, a new book is like gold to be treasured!
10-12-22
Let’s blow our Book Blast out of the water! We have only a few days left, so now is the time to act. If you would still like to contribute to the event, please do so through the invitation from your favorite student or make a school wide contribution: https://bookblast.booksarefun.com/Allegheny-ClarionES/pledge/?LgAdGRVZegEBHXxUWHpSRUY- . You have until Sunday, October 16 at midnight to contribute.
Thank you to everyone in our community and beyond that has contributed to our Book Blast event! Your support has helped every student to go home with at least one new, exciting book to read, and some students will earn up to 10. With a focus on the promotion of literacy and reading, a new book is like gold to be treasured!
10-11-22
The Book Blast is going strong as we approach these last few days of the event. The student with the highest dollar amount of contributions from each grade level will be awarded a $100 Book Blast shopping spree. On top of that, the student with the highest dollar amount of contributions in the school will be awarded an additional $100 shopping spree. So, one student winner will be going home with a total of $200 in Book Blast shopping sprees!
The high seas have never looked more beautiful.....or been so smart! We’re sailing through our adventure to earn as many books as possible for our students, and we’re having fun along the way. Today, we announced the winner of the iPad!Congratulations, Braxton Hilliard!
Over 200 students have participated so far, so many that Miss. Best had to order more prizes! Hopefully they will be in tomorrow, because you still have all week to enter the Book Blast to get your three prizes for signing up 10 or more phone numbers or email addresses.
Not only are we earning amazing books, but the student with the highest contributions in each grade level will earn a $100 Book Blast shopping spree. The student with the highest contributions in the entire school will earn an additional $100 Book Blast shopping spree too. Contributions can still be made until Friday, October 14.
Here is today's Book Blast Update- Cash Courson winner and today's kiddos that got their 3 prizes. Roxy Slee, Savanah Wagener, Izak Murray, Rose Hiebert, Merci Hiebert, Jayden Oesterling.
Arrrrgh, matey! Our book Blast has taken us on an incredible adventure, and we now have our 4th and final Treasure Chest stuffed with cash winner. Congratulations, Cash Courson!
The grand prize drawing for the iPad is up next! You can still register and enter the contact info for 10+ people who want to support your student’s love of books. These steps will also enter your pirate into the drawing for the iPad.
10-6-2022
Land ho! Our 3rd Book Blast Treasure Chest stuffed with cash winner has found the loot today. Congratulations, Tucker Elliott! We have more prizes to be awarded with our Book Blast event! The student with the highest dollar amount of contributions from each grade level will be awarded a $100 Book Blast shopping spree. The student with the highest dollar amount of contributions in the school will be awarded an additional $100 Book Blast shopping spree. The shopping spree awards are a fun way to add more books to your student’s home library!
For those families that still want to participate, hoist your ship’s sails and register here: http://bookblast.booksarefun.com/Allegheny-ClarionES Your adventure awaits! Almost 190 students at A-C Valley have participated in the Book Blast to earn them more books for their home library.
Congratulations, Hannah Jack, for being our 2nd Book Blast Treasure Chest winner! Way to go! For those families that still want to participate, hoist your ship’s sails and register here: http://bookblast.booksarefun.com/Allegheny-ClarionES Your adventure awaits! Almost 160 students at A-C Valley have participated in the Book Blast to earn them more books for their home library.
Ahoy, mateys!! The 1st winner of the Book Blast Treasure Chest stuffed with money is Samantha Weckerly!” Congratulations! Now, more treasure awaits…. If you haven’t yet, register and enter contact info for 10+ people who want to support your pirate’s home library: http://bookblast.booksarefun.com/Allegheny-ClarionES
Tomorrow, your pirate could be hauling home the treasure! Mr. Herold's students were some of the 74 students that got to take home their 3 prizes today! Let's see how many more sign-up tonight!
Our July 2022 School Board Workshop agenda. Meeting begins at 6pm on Monday July 11th. Livestream will be posted here shortly before the meeting begins. .
Our June 2022 workshop agenda. The Workshop Meeting for June will be held on Thursday, June 9th and the Voting Meeting is being held on Thursday, June 16th. Virtual workshop begins at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 9th, 2022.
Our May 2022 school board workshop meeting agenda. The livestream link will be posted here shortly before the meeting begins on Monday, May 9, 2022 at 6 p.m.
Our January school board voting meeting agenda and livestream. Meeting begins at 6 p.m. on Monday, January 17th. This meeting is now virtual due to inclement weather.
A throwback from the archives...December 5, 1965. The newly built A-C Valley Junior Senior High School has it's first open house and dedication. Click the link to view the program of the event.
A back to school message from our Superintendent, Dr. David McDeavitt.
August 24, 2021
Good afternoon,
We are sending a “BIG” Welcome Back to School to all the A-CV students who are returning to campus tomorrow. The staff at the district are excited to have our students in face-to-face instruction for the start of this school year. I want you to know that the school board, administration, teachers and all the support staff have diligently prepared our educational program to meet the needs of all our students.
We are planning to continue with our mitigation efforts to help keep students and staff safe. To help with this effort, I ask that you access our website at acvsd.org and review the Health and Safety Plan to ensure compliance. The health and safety plan covers 10 different mitigation strategies, but the one strategy that we need your help with is monitoring all COVID symptoms, and staying home when you are sick or had close contact with a COVID infected person.
As previously stated, wearing a mask while on campus will be optional for you and your family at this time, although we do encourage masking for those who have underlining medical conditions, people who are unvaccinated, and others who feel they need an extra layer of protection.
We understand the past two years have been hectic and our teachers and staff want to help our students in any way possible. To ensure this is taking place, I ask that all parents follow our chain of command. If your child is experiencing difficulties or that you have a question, we ask that you contact their teacher first and then the principal afterward. If your concerns have not been addressed after speaking with the teacher and principal, I ask that you contact me at the district office.
*In response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, USDA has issued nationwide waivers which effect School Nutrition Program operations in the 2021-2022 School Year. Our district has submitted an application and we are told that our students will receive free breakfast and lunches until our application has been approved. We are told that we are eligible for free lunches and that our packet will be reviewed in October.
In closing, we ask that you continue to be patient with the district and how we work with and handle COVID cases along with the PA Department of Health. We currently have one COVID case and over 10 people quarantined at this time.
Do you part to keep COVID out of the district and always - Dream Big, Work Hard, and Act Responsibly.
A back to school message from Superintendent, Dr. David McDeavitt
I am calling today to provide a few updated about the return to school on August 25, 2021. First, we are glad to report that our plan is to return to face-to-face learning. We have updated our health and safety plan, it is school board approved and sent to the Pennsylvania Department of Education. This plan is posted on the district’s website @acvsd.org, you will see that it is an easy to reference document that you can access and read at any time. I encourage you to go to the website and review the plan before the start of school.
As it stands right now, the two big changes are with masking and social distancing. Currently, the district is encouraging, but not mandating masking for all student and staff during the school day. Although, on the buses and vans, masks are required at all times. As for social distancing, all students will be separated to the best of our ability by at least 3 feet in the classroom, cafeteria, and hallways. Please remember that these requirements may change if there are additional COVID cases in our district and across the county.
Just like last year, if we have a COVID outbreak in the district, we will need to close and go to remote learning for short periods of time. In addition, I could also foresee the possibility of requiring masks if we have the COVID variant is adversely affecting our ability to be face-to-face. Serving as the pandemic coordinator, I am asking everyone to be flexible this year and to support the school district if we need to make changes to our plan and most importantly stay home when you are sick.
In addition, we will be providing a voluntary Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine clinic for anyone interested on August 19th from 2:00 PM until 6:00 PM. Anyone from the community over the age of 12 who would like to receive a vaccination is welcome. We are welcoming anyone from the community to visit us if still in need of being vaccinated. Please see the flyer on our website for more information, as well as a link to book an appointment, although not required.
Our clinic will be held the week before school starts and will be in the High School Gymnasium. If you plan to attend, please bring your ID and health insurance if applicable, but not required. Thank you all for doing your part to help fight this pandemic and we'll see you all in person soon! Go Falcons!
If you have questions or concerns, contact me in the office at 724-659-5820.
Our July 2021 meeting agenda and livestream. The meeting will take place at 6 p.m. Monday, July 19, 2021. A livestream will be available to watch shortly before the meeting.
The Allegheny-Clarion Valley School Board, hereby gives notice that it will conduct a virtual public meeting using virtual technology on Monday, November 16, 2020, at 6:00 P.M. The Agenda for this meeting is available for the public to view by visiting www.acvsd.org. The public can attend this virtual meeting by listening to the meeting live by following instructions on www.acvsd.org. (It is recommended for the public to login 10 minutes prior to the start of the meeting)
For those wishing to comment publicly to the board, please email those comments (limit of 400 words) to Board Secretary, Tammy Thompson Tammy.Thompson@acvsd.org by noon on Monday, November 16, 2020. These comments will be distributed to Board Members and to the Superintendent prior to the meeting. Comments received after the noon deadline will not be addressed. Anyone wishing to comment further will be allowed to do so at the next face-to-face board meeting.
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