Twin Valley School District
| Twin Valley School District | |
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Elverson, Pennsylvania Berks/Chester County United States |
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| District information | |
| Grades | Elementary k-4 Middle School 5-8 High School 9-12 |
| Established | 1966 |
| Students and staff | |
| Colors | Green and White |
| Other information | |
| Website | www.tvsd.org/ |
Twin Valley School District is centered in Elverson, Pennsylvania. It comprises Five schools, all within half an hour's driving distance of each other. This district is located in Chester and Berks county. The district office is located in Chester County School property tax rates are 23.2 mills in Chester County and 22.0 mills in Berks County.
Twin Valley School District comprises:
The District office is found in a separate wing of the high school, which can be found sitting atop Clymer Hill. The high school and middle school are easily viewable from the Pennsylvania Turnpike.The district office is located in zip code 19520
The high school, middle school, and Twin Valley Elementary School are located in the middle part of the school district while HoneyBrook Elementary School is in the southern part of the school district and Robeson Elementary School is in the northern part of the school district.
The Elementary schools are located in Robeson Township, Elverson, and Honey Brook. They are operated in the traditional system of one teacher per class teaching English, Social Studies, Science and Mathematics. The curriculum is a balanced literacy approach that utilizes authentic text to develop reading and writing skills. Math is taught using the Everyday Math program. The district offers full-day kindergarten to all students. Parents may choose single graded traditional classes or multi-age classes for grades first through fourth. Multi-age classrooms are not available anymore concluding the 2010-2011 school year. The elementary schools also offer gym, art, guidance, library, and music classes.
The Middle School uses the block schedule. Students attend three hour-and-a-half long blocks of their core subjects per day, along with two related arts classes during another hour-and-a-half long period. The core subjects are math, language arts, science, and social studies. The core subjects of math and language arts meet everyday for the entire year. The core subjects of science and social studies meet everyday for one semester only. Students will have science during one semester and social studies during the other semester. The two forty-five-minute related arts classes run on an even/odd day schedule for one semester only. This allows each student to take four related arts classes in a semester. These four are swapped halfway through the year with a four different related arts classes so that a student may have eight electives to choose from per year. Electives include art, gym, music (band, chorus and/or orchestra), family and consumer sciences, technology education, peer mentoring, MAX, LAX, careers, science exploration, gifted seminar, and a world language. Languages offered are German and Spanish. All the students in the middle school participate in the Raider Pride program for 45 minutes approximately every other week. This student advocation program seeks to improve the overall school community by building relationships between the staff, students, and one another. Students attend the Middle School from fifth to eighth grade. For lunch, students have a half hour lunch.
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