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Join us for the upcoming Lewisburg Area School District Board Meeting. You can join us in person at 7PM in the High School DiRocco Center for Instruction or online.

Linntown Intermediate fourth graders created Pennsylvania’s first “Fish Huts,” fishing kits inspired by a Time for Kids article, to make outdoor experiences more accessible for other children. The student-led project combined teamwork and community service, with the completed kits set to be donated to Camp Susque.

Linntown Intermediate School hosted its annual career day, bringing in 36 professionals from a wide range of fields to introduce students to diverse career paths and the education required for them. The event highlights strong community involvement and aims to broaden students’ perspectives by exposing them to careers they may not have previously considered.

Kelly Elementary students are working with an artist-in-residence to create ceramic tiles that showcase their creativity and collaboration while reflecting the school’s DASH values. The finished tiles will be displayed as a permanent installation, made possible through support from the Perry County Council of the Arts and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.

Bucknell University tennis player Tori Allen visited Kelly Elementary School as part of a Black History Month reading initiative, sharing stories about trailblazing athletes and emphasizing the importance of representation in sports. Allen, inspired by Serena Williams at a young age, hopes to encourage local students to see themselves in their dreams while strengthening the connection between Bucknell and the Lewisburg community.

We are incredibly proud of Lewisburg Area High School senior and Student Council President Gibson O’Mealy, who was selected as the only student to speak at the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s annual all-staff meeting and has since been invited by Secretary Carrie Rowe to appear in a statewide video campaign highlighting public education. In his address, Gibson honored history teacher and Model UN adviser Dakota Gessner for his mentorship and reflected on the exceptional opportunities and educators that make Lewisburg such a special place to learn and grow. 💚🐉 #GreenDragonPride

Kindergarten registration for the 2026–2027 school year is now open! Families can register online and sign up for Kindergarten Readiness Screenings, which will be held by appointment on March 30, 31, and April 1. Scan the QR code or visit our website to get started.

A tale of revenge. A barber. A pie shop. Lewisburg Area High School proudly presents Sweeney Todd, a dark and captivating musical masterpiece. February 26, 27, & 28 Lewisburg Area High School Get your tickets here: https://www.lewisburgmusical.org/ Come experience the music, mystery, and madness, if you dare.

Lewisburg’s Cooper Mowry poured in 21 points, including 11 in the fourth quarter, to lead the Green Dragons to a 68–60 win over Montoursville on Tuesday night. The victory clinched the Heartland Athletic Conference Division II title and secured Lewisburg a spot in the HAC Tournament.

Lewisburg erased a 16-point first-half deficit with a dominant defensive effort after halftime, rallying past Mifflinburg 36–28 on the road. The comeback win snapped a four-game losing streak and showcased the Green Dragons’ resilience and intensity down the stretch.

Lewisburg boys basketball had all five starters score in double figures as the Green Dragons cruised to a 78–56 win over Mount Carmel, remaining undefeated in Heartland Athletic Conference Division II play. Strong outside shooting and balanced scoring helped Lewisburg build an early lead and pull away for the convincing home victory.

Superintendent Vincent Hoover recently spoke at a League of Women Voters of Lewisburg event about how Lewisburg Area School District is thoughtfully integrating artificial intelligence as a tool to support teaching, learning, and critical thinking. Joined by CSIU’s Dr. Bernadette Ulrich Boerckel, he highlighted how AI when used with clear guidelines and safeguards can enhance equity, creativity, and real-world skill development for students while keeping learning rooted in the classroom.

Lewisburg senior Tia Berge was named to the Pennsylvania High School Field Hockey Coaches Association All-State First Team, earning all-state honors for an area-leading fourth time and becoming the first four-time honoree from the region since 2016. A standout midfielder for the Green Dragons, Berge led Lewisburg this season with 16 goals and 10 assists, finishing her career with 42 goals and 126 points.

Acting Pennsylvania Education Secretary Dr. Carrie Rowe visited Lewisburg Area High School to highlight how the state’s new budget — which includes over $900 million in added education funding — is already strengthening programs, staffing, and student services. Guided by student leaders, she toured classrooms, praised the school’s strong performance, and emphasized how real-world feedback from students and educators helps shape statewide education policy.

Lewisburg won its fifth state title after sophomore Eli Abunassar scored his first goal of the season late in the game to secure a 1-0 victory over Fairview. Strong defense and a standout 14-save performance by goalkeeper Gabe Pawling helped the Green Dragons finish an undefeated season and reclaim the championship.

We’re thrilled to announce that America’s Field Trip is back for the 2025–2026 school year! This nationwide contest invites students in grades 3-12 to share their perspectives on America — with the chance to win extraordinary trips to some of the country’s most iconic landmarks this summer.

A graduating senior from Lewisburg Area High School reflected on a childhood of constant change and isolation, and how moving to Lewisburg finally taught them the value and strength of belonging to a close-knit, supportive community. In their graduation speech, they encouraged classmates to carry that spirit of connection forward and build new communities wherever life takes them.