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Conductor

Polar Express

Train Tracks

The Polar Express Line.

Polar Express 2

Polar Express - 2nd grade

Polar Express

All aboard the Polar Express!  

Halloween
Math NIght

Math Night - 4th Grade

Halloween
Halloween
Fall Fun

Mrs. King's  class having some Fall Fun!

Miss Smelko

Miss Smelko's 3rd grade class

Mrs. Duvall's class

Mrs. Duvall's Kindergarten class

Walk 4 Education
West Point Walk for Education
Mrs. K

Enjoying the Bouncy House at West Point

Girls

Mrs. Krueger's girls

Boys

West Point's Bouncy House

Mr. Dunmire

Mr. Dunmire enjoying the ride!

Recent News

Volunteer

Volunteer Clearances

Just a reminder... To volunteer YOU MUST HAVE A HEMPFIELD ISSUED PHOTO ID VOLUNTEER BADGE WITH AN EXPIRATION DATE. If you wish to volunteer for a field trip you must have your FBI clearance as well as the PA Criminal Background Check and Child Abuse Clearance. A signed affidavit in lieu of an FBI clearance only permits you to volunteer in the building.
Travel

Educational Field Trip Form

To be completed two weeks before trip. If you are planning to take your children out of school for a family trip please COMPLETE an Educational Field Trip Form, for approval, at least TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE. Such trips are limited to a maximum of five (5) school days per school year. These forms are available in the school office or on the District Website/Parent& Student Resources/Parent Forms.
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About Us

 West Point Elementary School has approximately 420 students and approximateley 50 professional and support staff members.  We have three classes of each grade: K-5, two learning support classes, guidance services, remedial reading, speech and language support, and full time nursing support.  Students also receive art, music, library, technology, and physical eduction once per 5-day cycle.  

Mission

We have adopted the school-wide POSITIVE BEHAVIOR SUPPORT THEME:
 "West Point Students, Families, and Staff ARE CARING: 
Toward themselves, others, and the community."
  From this we have identified the following nine character traits that we feel are important for the development of productive adults: 
Attitude, Respect, Empathy, Citizenship,
Acceptance, Responsibility, Improvement, Neatness, and Generosity