Dear Twin Valley Families,
Report cards are now available on the Campus Student and Campus Parent Portal. High School transcripts are also available. Please log-in and retrieve your student's report card by clicking on Documents > Report Card. If you need a printed copy of the report card, please contact your student's school office.
Some Reminders:
Students can log-in to Campus Student using their Google account (SEE BELOW).
Parents may log-in to Campus Parent using their normal log-in issued to them. (These have not changed). If you are having difficulty logging in, please contact your building's main office.
Students: How to Log-In to Campus Student Using Your Google Account:
Link: https://twinvalleypa.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/students/twinvalley.jsp
The link is also found in the Student Portal on the TVSD website.
Click the button labeled "Single Sign-On (SSO)".
Choose or enter your tvsd.info email account.
If you entered the account for the first time, then you will be prompted for your password as well.
Thank You,
TVSD Administration
As we usher in the new year, it's the perfect time to reflect on all we've accomplished. Amid the hustle of busy hallways and the excitement of events, we can't help but celebrate the incredible achievements of our Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) members this past year.
From earning 'Stop the Bleed' certification at St. Joe’s Medical Center to hosting blood drives that support our local healthcare community, our students have been gaining invaluable experience to help shape their future careers. They've also had the privilege of learning from a variety of guest speakers, sharing hygiene tips with elementary and middle school students, and even shining a spotlight on the importance of organ donation—thanks to HOSA Club President Meredith Kiser, who spoke at a Driver’s Education class on the subject.
Thank you to our dedicated HOSA team Officers for their inspiring work and leadership. We can’t wait to see what this year holds!
President: Meredith Kiser
Vice President: Abigail Walker
Secretary: Alexa Cloud
Publicity: Audrey Krumm
Blood Drive Coordinator: Grace Kelly
Events: Maria Ramirez
Finance: Brianna Ridgeway
HOSA Advisor: MaryLou Kelly
Attention Twin Valley School District Community: Do you know a Twin Valley High School graduate who has contributed to society through significant career accomplishments, outstanding leadership, or community service?
We are looking for nominations for the TVSD Alumni Hall of Fame! Nominees must have attended four years at TVHS, graduated with a TVHS diploma, and attended at least ten years prior to induction.
For additional criteria and to make your nominations, visit tvsd.org/alumni!
TVSD Families,
Since we have had two snow days so far in the 24-25 school year, we want to reach out and make you aware of how those days will be made up.
SNOW DAY: January 6, 2025 (Full Day)
SNOW MAKE-UP DAY: February 14, 2025 (Early Dismissal for Students / PM Teacher In-Service)
SNOW DAY: January 17, 2025 (Early Dismissal for Students / PM Teacher In-Service)
SNOW MAKE-UP DAY: March 17, 2025 (Full Day for Students / Teachers)
#FeatureFriday: Twin Valley Middle School’s 8th grade ‘Leadership and You’ class took the lead in organizing Great Kindness Week from January 13th to 17th. Students from over 115 countries joined forces to spread kindness, and this year, TVMS was determined to make an impact with a goal of completing over 10,000 acts of kindness throughout the week.
From small, everyday acts of generosity to surprise moments of kindness, our students truly embraced the spirit of giving. Teachers were on the lookout for those moments, handing out Kindness Coins to students “caught” spreading joy. These coins weren’t just for fun—they helped students earn prizes and contributed to the race for the title of ‘Kindest Class’ at TVMS!
Thanks to the hard work and dedication of the Leadership and You students, we’re one step closer to making the world a kinder place. To date, over 1 billion acts of kindness have been completed worldwide during Kindness Weeks, and we’re proud to have contributed to that incredible total. Way to go!
Each year, the Berks County Intermediate Unit hosts a Student Artwork Showcase in celebration of School Director Recognition Month. Every Berks County school district contributes an original art piece created by a high school student, which is displayed year-round in the BCIU Board Room.
This year, Twin Valley High School student Kai Couch had the honor of representing our school district. The 2025 Showcase theme was, 'What do you see when you look out your window? Reflections on your school district.'
Kai shares, "I chose to highlight three areas of my creative life where I feel I can flourish freely, thanks to the opportunities within our school’s diverse communities. I’m passionate about art, music, and the wide range of academic possibilities we’re given the freedom to explore."
To view the full BCIU Student Artwork Showcase, visit: https://www.berksiu.org/page/student-artwork-showcase.
Due to weather conditions and to provide adequate time for buses to be ready for use, TVSD schools and offices will operate on a 2-hour delay, Thursday January 23rd.
Thank you,
TVSD Administration
Due to inclement weather, all TVSD schools and offices will operate on a 2-hour delay, Wednesday January 22nd.
Thank you,
TVSD Administration
Due to inclement weather, all TVSD schools and offices will operate on a 2-hour delay, Tuesday January 21st.
Thank you,
TVSD Administration
While Monday, January 20th is a scheduled day off for students, we wanted to provide an update. Staff will be working virtually, and school offices will open at 11:00 am. We will reevaluate office status and after school activities on Monday morning.
Thank you,
TVSD Administration
Due to today’s snow day, the last day of the 1st semester is now Thursday, January 23rd.
Spring Back to School Night will still be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, January 23rd, with parents/guardians following their student’s 2nd semester schedule.
#FeatureFriday: On January 6, 2025, seven Twin Valley High School seniors were awarded their State Future Farmers of America (FFA) Degrees (also known as the Keystone Degree) at the Pennsylvania FFA Mid-Winter Convention. Additionally, Brynlee Balliett was named the Eastern Regional Star in Agricultural Placement for her work at Kirtland Farms. Congratulations to all!
Pictured: Four of the seven Keystone Degree recipients at the Mid-Winter FFA Convention, and Brynlee Balliett receiving her award.
Dear TVSD Families,
We are reaching out to inform you that due to weather conditions, all Twin Valley District schools will be closed on Friday, January 17th.
Offices will open at 11am.
After school and evening activities are canceled.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Sincerely,
TVSD Administration
Alumni Highlight: After graduating from Twin Valley High School, Kaeli Ficco went on to earn a degree from Princeton University and is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Chemical and Biological Engineering at Cornell University.
In a recent groundbreaking study featured by Princeton Engineering, Kaeli and her team uncovered an innovative approach to plant health by harnessing the power of bacteria to protect crops. Her research, which explores how specific bacteria can combat plant diseases, holds tremendous promise for advancing sustainable agriculture and food security.
Kaeli’s academic journey serves as an inspiration to current students, showcasing the impact of curiosity, dedication, and hard work. Learn more about her studies here: https://engineering.princeton.edu/news/2025/01/02/these-bacteria-perform-trick-could-keep-plants-healthy
Next Wednesday, January 22nd, marks the last day of the 1st Semester. Students should follow their 3rd Marking Period schedule as listed in Infinite Campus beginning on Thursday, January 23rd, which is scheduled as Flex 1.
Twin Valley High School is hosting a Spring Back to School Night next Thursday, January 23th at 6:00 p.m. For more information about this program, please visit https://sites.google.com/tvsd.info/backtoschoolnight/home.
If you have any questions, please contact the High School Office.
Last week, the Twin Valley High School Science Olympiad team had the honor of competing at the Berks County Science Olympiad Invitational. Held at Kutztown University, 23 teams from across Berks County participated in a variety of science-based events to test their skills and knowledge.
12 students from Twin Valley attended and placed in a variety of events, including the following:
Bungee Drop - 2nd Place
Codebusters – 4th Place
Astronomy – 5th Place
Tower – 6th Place
The TVHS Science Olympiads will be competing in the regional competition on March 20. Way to go!
January is School Board Recognition Month! The Twin Valley School District (TVSD) School Board is a vital part of our community. These dedicated and passionate individuals contribute many volunteer hours to fulfilling school-related responsibilities and duties. Thank you to the TVSD School Board for all that you do to help our students succeed!
#RaiderRecognition: Twin Valley Elementary Center (TVEC) is proud to recognize their November and December 2024 ‘Students of the Month’—Savannah Garrison, Julia Bostdorf, Hayden Bennett, Jarrad Rarick, and Peter Stoudt!
These five students were selected from over 120 nominees who demonstrated TVEC Pride and exemplified kindness between November 11 and December 18. Congratulations to these outstanding individuals!
Stay up-to-date with happenings throughout the District!
The January 2025 Raider Report is now available. Providing concise and convenient at-a-glance information to help TVSD families stay informed and updated on what's happening around the district, save or print this document to easily reference it in the future: https://www.tvsd.org/article/1957401
January 9 is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Twin Valley School District extends gratitude to all law enforcement officers across Twin Valley and the Commonwealth for their dedication and tireless efforts to keep our students, families, staff, and communities safe.
Throughout the district, our schools are finding meaningful ways to show appreciation to our local officials. Robeson Elementary Center celebrated National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day by creating drawings, writing letters, and making signs for the Robeson Township Police Department. Officers visited the school to receive these heartfelt expressions of thanks, followed by light refreshments hosted by the REC PTO.