Alan Hack News Today

MONTANDON — Each year in May the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit (CSIU) honors regional high school students for their contributions to the arts.

TURBOTVILLE — A plan that began with a feasibility study in 2014 for a new elementary school in the Warrior Run School District came to fruition at a ceremonial ribbon

Academic contest champions literacy

Academic contest champions literacy

pcrossley@sungazette.com One month in, the Warrior Run School District’s $37 million construction project, which includes an elementary school and stadium, “is moving along pretty well,” according to Dr. Alan Hack, district superintendent. Expectations are that it will meet the projected completion date. The stadium is scheduled to be completed by August 2022 and the school in November of that year. “Obviously they are currently doing quite a bit of earth moving work and that’s weat...

SUNBURY — The Northumberland County Commissioners on Thursday doled out more than $1.7 million in County Relief Block Grant (CRBG) funding through the federal CARES Act to municipalities, schools, businesses and nonprofit organizations. Commissioner Chair Sam Schiccatano said SEDA-COG accepted applications on behalf of the county from the entities applying for the funds. After SEDA-COG reviewed the applications to see if funding criteria was met, Schiccatano said the commissioners made the...

By Rick Dandes rdandes@thedanvillenews.com Dec 22, 2020 Dec 22, 2020 TURBOTVILLE — Students in the Warrior Run School District will have to wait a few extra days into the New Year before in-person learning resumes. At Monday nights board of directors meeting, it was decided that students would learn remotely Jan. 4-6 before the hybrid model of learning re-starts that Thursday and Friday.  The Warrior Run hybrid model has all students learning virtually on Mondays, followe...

Turbotville, Pa. – Warrior Run School District has managed to keep COVID-19 case numbers down, thanks to mitigation efforts and a partnership with Geisinger Health System. Dr. Alan Hack, superintendent at Warrior Run School District, credits the low case numbers to their vigilance in mitigation efforts – masking, social distancing, hand washing, and contact tracing. The district, which has a total of 1,500 students, started the school year with students attending in-person five days p...