Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud slip today!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud slip today!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud slip today!
SES's Student Lighthouse Team is hosting a Slumber Party at School next Friday, March 19! This event also kicks off their book drive for Cops n Kids Reading Room. New and gently used books accepted at SES thru March 31. Contact sstokes@salisburysd.org for questions.
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud slip today!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud slip today.
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud slip today!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud slip today!
SMS Student Council is hosting a crazy hat/sock day on Wednesday, March 17th!
5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders (virtual and face to face) are encouraged to dress up! We will also be hosting a themed Kahoot!
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Kindergarten Registration for the 2021-22 school year is live! Spread the word to any family that you know has an incoming Kindergarten student living in the township.
Social Work Month
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud Slip today!
Check out the annual SYA 20% discount coupon for Dick’s Sporting Goods Lehigh Valley locations from March 12-15.
Please spread the word and share.
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It's Athletic Trainers Month!
Happy Birthday to Salisbury’s Sports Performance Coach Amanda Falcone! Thanks for all you do Amanda!
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The Salisbury Athletic Booster Club is running a spring on-line clothing sale.
The deadline to order is 3/15/21 @ 11:59 p.m.
Check out the link below.
https://salisburyspring21.itemorder.com/sale
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Catching up with Salisbury graduate Maria Rossillo Pulli
What is your full name?
Maria Rossillo Pulli
When did you graduate from Salisbury?
1999
Tell us about your life since high school.
I attended College Misericordia and graduated with my B.S. in Elementary Education. I also earned my Master’s Degree from Wilkes University and my Principal Certification from Lehigh University. I lived in Maryland for a year teaching 4th grade before moving back to the Lehigh Valley to teach 5th and 6th Grade in Northampton Area School District, where I also served as Assistant Principal for about 2 years. I have been a principal in the Northwestern Lehigh School District since 2013, shortly after my first child was born. I live locally with my husband Chris (also a SHS graduate) and our two children, Audrey and Miles. We enjoy spending time with friends, many who also graduated from Salisbury. We are active in our church, where I serve on the Church Council and sit on the board for the Early Childhood Education Center.
What are you most proud of personally and/or professionally?
I am very proud of my accomplishments as an educator; however I think I am most proud of my family and that we have remained close with so many of our friends over the years. It’s awesome to see our own children play together and become good friends too.
How has the pandemic impacted you and what have you learned from it?
The pandemic has certainly been challenging. On a personal level, the pandemic was nice in a way because we had a lot more family time and we learned to really appreciate everything we had. On a professional level, the pandemic has taught me that it’s important to be flexible and keep a close focus on what is truly important. The pandemic has also exemplified the true meaning of teamwork!
What was your favorite high school memory?
This is a tough one! I can’t pick just one. I think overall my favorite part of high school was hanging out with my friends after football or basketball games. I also really enjoyed being in the school musical!
How is your family doing?
We are doing well! Audrey is 7 and Miles is 4 so they keep Chris and I on our toes. My parents, sister and niece all still live in the district and soon my great-niece will become a Falcon too!
If you could meet anyone (alive or dead), who would you choose and why?
I would love to meet Abraham Lincoln. He navigated and overcame some very challenging times during his life and especially during his Presidency. It would be interesting to hear his perspective on some of the challenges we face today.
Who is your role model and why?
I am blessed to have several people in my life who have inspired me in various ways. If choosing one, I would say my godmother, Sam. She was just an all around amazing person. I always admired how she balanced work (she was a teacher), her family, and many community activities with kindness and dedication.
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March is National Athletic Trainers Month.
For this year’s National Athletic Training Month, we want to give back to the community – in the form of a clothing drive: Donate “AT”-shirt for National AT Month!
Please help us support our athletic trainers by donating gently used t-shirts. Our ATs will be bringing them to VIA Thrift Store, whose proceeds directly benefit VIA of the Lehigh Valley, an organization dedicated to helping adults and children with disabilities reach their full potential.
The collection box at SHS is against the wall adjacent from the athletic office.
At SMS, the collection box is in the vestibule of the main entrance. Please place bagged t-shirts in these bins.
Collection will end March 19th.
We encourage you to read more about athletic trainers at the drop off locations and here: https://docs.google.com/.../1KcGUtKh9yAdPP4NMd9Df.../edit...
Thank you for supporting your athletic trainers and your community!
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Salisbury Elementary Picture Days: March 22 & 26, 2021
Face to Face Students: 3/22
Virtual/VAST Students: 3/26
Go to: orders.christmascitystudio.com & enter School Code SALES20 to place an order.
Congratulations to Salisbury senior Quintin Stephens who will be continuing his academic and football career at Juniata College. Way to go Q! 🏈
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