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Corry Area Primary School

Kindergarten's Annual Glow-in-the-Dark Easter Egg Hunt

Kindergarteners lit up the gym this week during the annual Glow-in-the-Dark Easter Egg Hunt, where fun met learning in the most colorful way! Each glowing egg held a mini challenge—like identifying begging sounds, simple math problems, or reading sight words —that students solved as they searched. The event combined excitement, teamwork, and critical thinking, turning a traditional spring activity into an educational adventure.

Animal Movie Project for 1st and 2nd Graders

Miss Reed, the STEAM teacher at CAPS, recently led a creative enrichment project with first and second graders, guiding them in making their own animal-themed movies. Students chose animals to research, then used art, storytelling, and simple digital tools to bring their projects to life.  The project not only taught research and presentation, but also sparked excitement and pride in their learning.


Trooper Schick Joins Students for Lunch

Trooper Schick from the Pennsylvania State Police recently visited CAPS to have lunch with the students, fostering positive community relations. During the visit, she chatted with kids about their favorite foods, hobbies, and her role in keeping the community safe. The students enjoyed the opportunity to ask questions and get to know Trooper Schick in a relaxed setting, helping to build trust and make her feel more approachable. This was a heartwarming reminder of the importance of strong connections between law enforcement and the community.

Pi Day Competition Celebrates Young Mathematicians

The annual Pi Day competition at CAPS turned into a thrilling display of math skills as students competed in addition fact fluency challenges. The event celebrated both the mathematical constant pi and the students' impressive abilities in basic arithmetic.

In Kindergarten, the winners were:

  • 1st Place: Levi Higley
  • 2nd Place: Addilynn Parpart
  • 3rd Place: Troyer Harrington

The First Grade competition saw some fierce competition, with the top three winners being:

  • 1st Place: Joey Walko
  • 2nd Place: Owen Kalika
  • 3rd Place: Tiberius Johnson

Second Grade was equally impressive, with the winners listed as:

  • 1st Place: Emma Atha
  • 2nd Place: Ben Beard
  • 3rd Place: Sapphire Chatmon

Congratulations to all the winners for their hard work and enthusiasm! The Pi Day competition continues to be a highlight of the school year.



CAPS Celebrates Read Across Corry

CAPS celebrated Dr. Seuss' birthday and Read Across America by inviting families into the school for a morning filled with fun literacy activities. Parents and family members joined their children in read-aloud sessions of Dr. Seuss classics, hands-on crafts, and creative projects. The event strengthened the connection between home and school, emphasized the importance of family involvement in reading, and encouraged a love for books. 

CAPS Celebrates the 100th Day of School

The 100th day of school is a fun and meaningful milestone, offering students a chance to reflect on their progress and celebrate their learning. Activities like counting to 100, creating 100-item collections, writing about 100 things, and dressing up as 100-year-olds engage students in creative and educational ways.  Whether through games, acts of kindness, or snacks, the 100th day is a celebration of hard work, growth, and the excitement of learning.

Vision Statement

Corry Area Primary School is a place in which solid foundational skills are established in a compassionate learning environment where all children are respected, encouraged, and valued by dedicated and caring staff.