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system of high school graduation requirements and help school
districts guide students toward meeting state standards. Keystone
Exams are typically taken during the spring of the year in which a
student is enrolled in the given course. Students must demonstrate
proficiency in each of the three Keystone Exams. If a student does
not receive a score of “Advanced” or “Proficient” on a Keystone
Exam, the student is permitted to retest during designated windows
established by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
✓ Presently, the graduating class of 2022 has a statewide graduation
requirement for proficiency on the Keystone Exams. While there is
no statewide graduation requirement for the classes of 2019, 2020,
and 2021, federal regulations still require schools to participate in
state assessments. In addition, the Pine-Richland graduation
policy requirements stipulate that students must demonstrate
mastery of the PA Core Standards on the Keystone Exams or
local assessments.
✓ Students who score below proficient on any Keystone Exam are
encouraged to complete a corresponding Keystone supplemental
instruction course. Pine-Richland High School offers two options
for remediation: USA Test Prep and a face-to-face course on an
A/B day schedule (Algebra and Biology only). Decisions about the
appropriate intervention are made on an individual student basis.
A student’s best score on each Keystone Exam will appear on their
transcript.
CAFETERIA INFORMATION
The school cafeteria is maintained as a vital part of the health and
wellness of our students. Well-balanced meals offering a selection of
healthy items are offered at a reasonable price.
Breakfast and Lunch are served daily in the cafeteria. Meal service is
not offered on school scheduled half days and breakfast is not served
on 2-hour delay days.
A monthly printable breakfast and lunch menu is posted on the
website. You can also view the menu utilizing the Schoolcafe.com
website or APP.
Meal Program
Breakfast and lunch are served daily meeting the USDA guidelines and
school wellness initiatives. Free & Reduced Meals are available to
eligible families. Families must reapply each year for eligibility.
Applications are accepted at any time during the school year.
Paying for Cafeteria Purchases
A computerized debit system is used at all schools and each student
will utilize their 5-digit student ID number at the register. Students
must use their own ID number for all purchases. Please contact the
Food Service Department if you do not have your student’s ID number.
Pay Online
Pay online at www.schoolcafe.com. View your child's purchase
history and make payments. Payments can be set up automatically or