Prospective families are invited to join us at an Open House at our IB Campus one week from today. Please scan the QR code to RSVP!
Auditions for the Musical, Mean Girls, have been held this week and the cast list is out! We have loved hearing students practice in the hallways all week. A lot of excitement is brewing about the Musical. Students will have opportunities to be on and off stage putting this show together.
Prospective families are invited to join us at an Open House at our Elementary Campus one week from today. Please scan the QR code to RSVP!
Our Admissions events for the 2025-2026 school year kick off in October. Join us for our upcoming Open Houses and Early Application events! Please visit https://www.schoollane.org/page/admissions for more information.
Students at the elementary campus will be learning about what it means to be an upstander and a respectful citizen this week! If you are looking for weekend plans, check out this event sponsored by NOVA, a local community organization: https://novabucks.org/upstanderday
You are invited to an informational session for adults about social media and digital citizenship. This event is for the parents/ guardians of any SLCS K-12 student to learn about how to keep kids safe online. You can attend in person on Tuesday, October 1 from 6-7pm at the elementary campus, or join in using the Google Meet link: https://meet.google.com/vgk-pqmw-yue
The Elementary Campus honored Constitution Day yesterday! Every homeroom sent a delegate to figure out a new line for the school pledge. Those delegates then decided on a line and a special guest, former president George Washington, came to school to announce the new line, which is "Because I can see the leader in me!"
IB Campus Newsletter
This year IB Campus is offering a new club Future Business Leaders of American FBLA. Click on the link for September's newsletters with details about all the clubs and activities we offer Trimester 1.
https://schoollane.edurooms.com/engage/ib-campus-updates/newsletters/ib-updates
Today we kicked off our Professional Development series with our entire K-12 instructional staff getting together for a morning of work sessions and collaboration! We look forward to our students joining us ONE WEEK from today!
Congratulations to our 6th grade students who took their final walk through the hallways of the School Lane Elementary campus today! We are so proud of their growth throughout the time they have spent with us here. This year they really stepped up as leaders and made a positive impact in our school community through serving on their committees and participating in service learning projects. We cannot wait to see all that they accomplish in the future. Congratulations students! Enjoy your summer and best of luck in all your future endeavors! You can see more photos of our end of the year activities and celebrations here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5PMEmiWWs6ZfD8nW6
School Lane Charter School salutes our graduating Class of 2024! The Class of 2024 was celebrated at a beautiful ceremony at Holy Ghost's fieldhouse on Thursday June 13th. We look forward to sharing highlights about our graduating class including acceptances, scholarships, and our student speakers over the next few weeks. To our graduates: continue to make us proud and know that you always have a home at School Lane Charter School!
We have had a few exciting days at School Lane Charter School celebrating the end of another great school year. Here are some photos from our Tug of War and Field Day activities! K-2: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GmWGjuygr7NbXFSX6, Grades 3-6: https://photos.app.goo.gl/YaqUtyjyXK98tasn7
7th and 8th Grade Field Day
8th Grade Assembly.
Awards given out to students who showed excellence in Learner Profile traits. Our wonderful Clarinet and Flute Ensembles also performed for the assemblies.
7th Grade End of Year Assembly.
Students here have an award for exhibiting excellence in the IB Learner Profile Traits which we highlighted this year. This year we focused on being Principled, Balanced, Risk-Taking and Communication.
The 6th grade students have been working hard on planning, designing, and building projects to try to protect an egg from being dropped from various heights. The first round of “The Egg Drop” is from a ladder, the second is from the roof of the school, and the third and final round is from the fire truck ladder! Many students created projects that survived all 3 rounds this year! Great job to everyone for all your effort, and a huge “Thank you” to the Bensalem Fire Department for their help with this exciting event! You can see more photos here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Y6vUsFcujJR7VWZm6
Today 5th graders had the opportunity to Zoom with Meg Lowman! She is an arbornaut and scientist who explores treetop canopies and studies biodiversity all over the world. The students learned about her work in a text they read in ELA, The Most Beautiful Roof in the World. They then raised funds during their exhibition’s silent auction to donate to her Tree Foundation. Today they were able to ask her questions and hear more details about her mission to protect the Earth and learn all about new species.
Our IB Theatre Arts Class had a wonderful show today where students showcased their acting skills and costume designs in the Gym performing the play "Haunted Houses" by Kathryn Schultz Miller. Their hard work over the past few months preparing for the show really shined.
I am excited to share the 2023-2024 publication of our Literary Arts Magazine, "The Lion Letters!" The staff worked hard this year to create our 2nd publication. The first ever Literary Arts magazine was created last year by Billy Clegg and Deanna Awad as part of their CAS project, so please be sure to congratulate them! The staff will look forward to carrying on their legacy after they graduate this year!
Please enjoy:)
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The grade 9 students had a great field trip at Tree Trails with team building while ziplining and climbing through obstacle courses high up in the trees, working together to help each other find their courage and build collaboration skills.
