Dear Muhlenberg School District Community Members:
We are excited and energized for the 2016-2017 school year. As seasons change with time, we also as human beings change with time. One item for certain is our commitment to providing quality services for our children. In April of 2014, after careful research and assimilation of qualitative and quantitative data, we presented a holistic plan, our Blueprint for Success. This visionary template serves as guidance for creating opportunities for our children. Since 2014, several components of this plan have emerged resulting in programs and activities for our students. Simply, our Blueprint is our cornerstone and it is galvanizing our school system.
Each parent, guardian and, especially your children who are our students, are our most valuable resources. Our mission is to educationally empower and model humanistic qualities so our children can experience a meaningful and happy life, even with all of life’s obstacles.
Please review the Blueprint and some of our steps to move our District forward. Your contributions towards this journey are certainly welcome.
I wish you the very best within the spirit of the Muhlenberg School District.
Joseph E. Macharola, Ed D.
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Muhlenberg High School and Miller-Keystone Blood Center
Give Muhlenberg High School a head start in receiving credit toward the 2017-2018 Miller Keystone Blood Center scholarship awards!
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Muhlenberg selects enVisonMath as its K-8 math program
Muhlenberg School District announced the selection of enVisonMath from Pearson as its K-8 math program in a ceremony on Monday, April 3rd.
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Muhlenberg Middle School's team wins the Outstanding Overall Program trophy for the "What's So Cool About Manufacturing?"
Muhlenberg Middle School's team accepts the Outstanding Overall Program trophy during the awards ceremony for the "What's So Cool About Manufacturing?"
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Manufacturing is Alive and Well in Reading, PA
It’s still possible to get an entry-level factory job with just a diploma paying maybe $17 an hour, said Bonnie Spayd, executive director of the Schmidt Technology and Training Center at the college. But with a little extra training, her students can make $20 to $30 an hour, plus benefits. “The good news for you, if you're not employed and you want to get employed, pretty much the world's your oyster,” she said. “You're probably looking at four or five different job offers.” That’s probably not the story you’ve heard about Reading, Pennsylvania, which is in many ways a typical Rust Belt town.
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Home Access Center App Available
The new eSchoolPlus Family App from Sungard K-12 Education is now available. The app is a mobile device version of the Home Access Center.
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Comcast Internet Essentials Program
We know that many students and their families depend on the Internet, whether at school or at home, so they can do homework, search for jobs, access financial or government services and much more. As an educator, I know that having the Internet at home is critical to ensuring that your child can stay connected to online assignments, classmates and teachers.
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Act 153 Requirements for Volunteers
Muhlenberg School District is pleased you are considering volunteering your time to assist the staff and students of the district.
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Blackboard/Connect-Ed Calls
If you are having problems with the mass notification calls.
