To our PVMS family, we wish everyone a fun filled summer! We look forward to seeing everyone for the 2017-2018 school year.
Congratulations to Alexandra Tonkay for taking third place in Graphic Design at the Pennsylvania Middle School Computer Fair in Carlisle, PA. Alexandra also won first place at the Regional Middle School Computer Fair in Bethlehem, PA. Great Job, Alexandra! You make us PV Proud!
The Jester Run was a HUGE success. Thanks to everyone who participated in this fundraiser. It was a great success and the proceeds will go to help find a cure to beat childhood cancer.
PVMS students team up with United Envelope of Mount Pocono to answer the question, What's so cool about manufacturing? Click the image for more information and to view our commercial.
All proceeds will be go to Four Diamonds to aid in the fight against pediatric cancer. You can run, jog or walk the course however you wish to conplete the event.Come out and join us for this fun filled afternoon. Click on the above headline to view the event flyer.
PVMS Mini-THON is on February 17th. Mini-THON is a fundraising event where all proceeds go to help fight pediatric cancer. PVMS Stars: Shining Bright for a Cure.
In an effort to give some comfort and aid to our Monroe County Homeless, our SGA will be creating Survival Bags to give to the Homeless Initiative of Monroe County in Stroudsburg to distribute as needed. Our goal is to collect enough items to create 500 bags.
PVMS will host Fitness for a Cure on Sunday February 12th from 11-1pm. All proceeds will go to help fight against pediatric cancer. Come out and join us as we excerise and raise money for this cause. To view the flyer, click on headline. If you are unable to come out you may make a donation to Mini-THON on the middle school webpage.
Several of our middle school students have become very interested in learning origami. One our students suggested that he and his classmates make and hand out origami creations during their volunteer time at Salvation Army to make people happy. The students, along with a staff member in their classroom, made 470 origami birds to hand out at the Salvation Army food bank.
