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WINTER-SPRING 2022
“Lifelong Learning Through Community Education”
1962-2022
• Adult Evening Classes
• Aquatics Program
• Adult Volleyball Program
• Driver Education
• Trips
• And more….
HEALTH and SAFETY GUIDELINES
Souderton Area Community Education will be offering a variety of in-person evening classes
this Winter-Spring semester. All classes will follow the current District Health & Safety
guidelines found here: HEALTH and SAFETY PLAN
Class size will be limited to allow for appropriate social-distancing. Masks are recommended
for all participants and instructors. Please do not attend class if you have any symptoms of
illness.
Table of Contents
Aquatics Program ...................................................24
Arts Avenue...............................................................4
Creative Crafts...........................................................5
Culinary Creations....................................................11
Dance.......................................................................12
Driver Education for Teens ......................................28
Evening School Employment………………………………...29
Family Fun................................................................13
Health, Fitness and Exercise.....................................14
History, Language, Literature ..................................16
Life Planning ............................................................18
Odds & Ends.............................................................21
Power Volleyball ......................................................27
Registration & Policy.................................................29
School Map and Key..................................................30
Sports........................................................................19
Trips ..........................................................................22
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Souderton Area School District
760 Lower Road, Souderton Pa 18964
215.723.6061 / www.soudertonsd.org
SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Ken Keith President
Donna Scheuren Vice President
Michael Taylor Board Secretary
Elisa Ball Board Treasurer
Courtney Barbieri Director
Nicholas Braccio Director
William Brong Director
Janet Flisak Director
Thomas Kwiatkowski Director
Andrew D. Landis Director
Stephen M. Nelson Director
Frank T. Gallagher, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools
Christopher Hey, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent/ Director of Human Resources
Katie Kennedy-Reilly, Ed.D Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment
Megan Zweiback Director of Pupil Services
Michael Taylor, C.P.A. Director of Business Affairs
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Souderton Area Community Education
Operates under the auspices of the Souderton Area School Board.
Staff
Brenda Oelschlager
SACE Coordinator
Lisa Burger
SACE Administrative Assistant
Office Hours: 9:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. (M-F)
Phone: 215-721-1551
communityed@soudertonsd.org
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY:
The Souderton Area School District is an equal opportunity education institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or
handicap in its activities, programs, or employment practices as required by Title IX, and Section 504. For further information regarding civil rights or
grievance procedures, contact Dr. Christopher Hey, Title IX Coordinator and Section 504 Coordinator,
Souderton Area School District, 760 Lower Road, Souderton PA, 18964. (215) 723-6061
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Arts Avenue Painting: Introduction to Oil Paint! NEW Alexandra Schnabel Tuesday 2/8-2/22 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM SAHS B116 $40 Students will learn the basics of painting with oil paints and gain familiarity with brush stroke, color mixing, composition, texture and handling of paint. You will create three paintings over three sessions of one single still life, beginning our exploration with an approach called Alla Prima painting, known as the “wet on wet” approach, or direct painting. Generally, Alla Prima paintings are completed in one session- a fantastic way to gain quick experience! Get ready to witness yourself grow and understand visual elements more with each session. Material fee of $20 payable in class to instructor. Gold Card $30 Drawing: Chalk Pastels and a Bouquet of Flowers NEW Alexandra Schnabel Tuesday 3/22-4/5 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM SAHS B116 $40 Come experience a drawing method with many approaches and lots of room for freedom and exploration- chalk pastels! Using this wonderful medium in between drawing and painting, we’ll create expressive imagery with partial abstraction of our subject matter—a vibrant bouquet of flowers. Over three sessions, we will work with different techniques of chalk pastel and learn about color and mark- making in the process. Material fee of $15 payable in class to instructor. Gold Card $30 Painting: Watercolor NEW Alexandra Schnabel Tuesday 3/1-3/15 3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM SAHS B116 $40 In this class, we’ll explore the possibilities of watercolors and image construction, combining watercolor with pen and ink in order to learn about the subject we are painting and further our depiction of it. Students will become comfortable with comprehending lights and darks by diluting paint, understanding colors through layering and mixing of pigments and testing out different application processes. We’ll learn about different types of watercolor paper and techniques as we complete one watercolor painting per week, with differing subject matter and style. Material fee of $15 payable in class to instructor. Gold Card $30 4
Drawing: Landscapes like Van Gogh NEW
Alexandra Schnabel
Tuesday 4/19, 4/26
2 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B116 $30
Painting landscapes is a wonderful way to celebrate the natural beauty of the world and become
familiar with where art and nature coincide! Vincent van Gogh was wonderful at expressive landscape
work and we can draw lots of inspiration from his work. During this two-session course, we will enjoy
the beautiful sky and view from our classroom. Using chalk pastels, we’ll learn about mark making,
capturing light and shadow and finding color. Our first class will focus on landscape handling and begin
working on our image which we will finish in the second class..
Material fee of $15 payable in class to instructor. Gold Card $25
Creative Crafts
Sewing: Rag-Time Quilt
Brenda Taipale
Tuesday 3/1-3/15
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $36
If you can sew a straight line, you can make a rag
quilt! You can make a charming, super cozy quilt
without putting in a ton of time or — wait for it —
even really knowing how to quilt? It’s shocking, but
true. Rag quilts aren’t actually made of….. rags.
Rather, they get their name from having exposed
seams between patchwork squares, which are snipped and frayed to create a “raggedy” look. If you
think you can't sew, this incredibly easy rag quilt will prove you wrong. Simple to learn, forgiving and
beautiful. You'll be glad you tried! Supply list emailed before the start of class. Gold Card $30
Sewing: Pajama Pants
Brenda Taipale
Tuesday 2/15, 2/22
2 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $30
Nothing says cozy like pajama pants! In this
fun beginner class, you’ll learn to sew a pair
of PJ pants from start to finish. It’s an easy
project for new sewers. No need to have
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any experience sewing clothing, but basic machine-sewing skills are required. You will complete this
project by the end of the session. Bring your own machine to class. Supply list emailed before the start
of class. Gold Card $25
Designer Greeting Cards
April Stoudt
Monday 4/4, 4/25, 5/2
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
IVMS B09 $40 OR
Tuesday 4/5, 4/26, 5/3
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
IVMS B09 $40
Create beautiful handmade greeting
cards while learning the art of rubber
stamping. Each week you will make four cards while learning new techniques. You will make a
selection of cards for a variety of occasions, including birthdays, thank you’s and holidays. This class is
for both beginners and those with experience. Material fee of $15 payable in class to instructor. Bring
your favorite adhesive, all other materials will be provided. Same cards will be made in each class.
Gold Card $35
Knitting for Beginners
Sandra Currier
Tuesday 1/25-2/8
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $36
Always wanted to learn to knit? In class you will learn the basics:
the slip knot, how to cast on, the knit and purl stitch and how to
bind off. We will discuss yarns and reading a yarn label. Bring size 8
knitting needles, one skein worsted weight yarn, solid and light in color. Beginners and those with
some experience welcome. Gold Card $30
Knitting: Beyond the Basics
Sandra Currier
Wednesday 2/9-2/23
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $36
Knitters who have taken beginner knitting
can expand their skills in “Beyond the
Basics.” Stitch patterns combining knits
and purls will be explored. Several options for first projects will be presented and started. Supply list
emailed before the start of class. Gold Card $30
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Knit with Friends NEW
Cindy Crouthamel
Monday 2/14, 3/14, 4/11, 5/9
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $22
That’s right… come out to knit with friends or meet new friends
who love to knit! Enjoy an informal, relaxed night of knitting and
purling, laughing and sharing stories. Knitters of all skill levels can
come together to inspire and encourage, teach and learn,
motivate and support others. Group will meet on the second
Monday of each month. No Gold Card
Dazzle with Diamond Painting- Beginner NEW
Wanda Schwandt
Thursday 2/3-2/24
4 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B118 $40
This sparkly craft is a great way to spend dark
winter days. Learn Diamond Painting basics while
creating fun, small crafts to share or enjoy yourself.
Become familiar with the tools, glues, using special
drills, placing the gems. Gather tips for working large canvases, freestyle projects and framing options.
Reduce stress and improve concentration while relaxing your brain creating with others. Time will be
set aside during each class to work on your projects. A $10 materials fee including a full kit, glue and
drills, will be collected at the first class. Gold Card $35
Diamond Painting- Intermediate NEW
Wanda Schwandt
Thursday 3/10-3/31
4 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B118 $40
Crafting with friends is an enjoyable
way to spend a fun evening.
Diamond Painting adds a glossy glow
to a Friends Night Out. Relax while
working on freestyle projects such as
a keychain, ornament, 5-D kit or out-
of-the-box ideas using spare gems.
Improve your concentration, reduce
Stress and pick up tips and tricks for taking Diamond Painting beyond the canvas. Time will be set aside
each class to work on your projects. A $10 material fee including a full kit, ornament or key chain, glue
and drills, will be collected at the first class. Gold Card $35
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Crochet for Beginners
Lisa S. Burger
Wednesday 2/2-2/16
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B108 $36
Learn the basics of how to crochet starting at
the very beginning. In class you will learn how
to hold a crochet hook, how to make a slip knot
and crochet a chain stitch, along with the single and double crochet. We will discuss pattern reading
and pattern abbreviations. Bring a J hook, two balls of Sugar & Cream yarn (solid and light in color)
and a tapestry needle to class. Right hand instruction only. Gold Card $30
Crochet: The Next Step
Lisa S. Burger
Wednesday 3/2-3/16
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $36
Now that you’ve learned the basics of crochet, you are ready for the next step. In class you will learn
crocheting in the round, half double, slip stitch and so much more. Bring a J hook, two balls of
worsted weight yarn (two colors) and a tapestry needle to class. Right hand instruction only.
Gold Card $30
Crochet: A Daisy Throw NEW
Lisa S. Burger
Tuesday 3/15-3/29
3 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $36
Spring is coming! Learn how to crochet a super cute Daisy Throw. It’s so simple, yet so beautiful. This
project is made of crocheted squares and is easy to customize to the size and colors of your choice.
Right hand instruction only. Supply list emailed before the start of class. Gold Card $30
Basic/Advanced Crepe Paper Flowers NEW
Hallie Bradley
Wednesday 3/9-3/30
4 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM
SAHS B118 $40
Create elegant flower arrangements that will last with crepe
paper flower techniques. New and returning students are
welcome to learn how to make beautiful crepe paper blossoms.
Once you know the basics you can make stunning, reusable
flowers for your special occasions. Material fee of $15 payable
in class to instructor. Gold Card $35
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Exploring Pottery Painting Techniques NEW
Ruth Je, Hailey Clicquennoi- “Color Me Mine”
Wednesday 3/23-4/20 No Class 4/12
4 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B120 $120
Enjoy painting dinnerware, 2 plates (salad
and dinner), a mug and bowl while
learning ceramic painting techniques with
“Color Me Mine.” We will showcase taping
techniques, bubbles and other. Please
bring any brushes you may have at home.
This will be a fun class for the whole
family, come and enjoy painting with us.
Ages 10-17 years must be accompanied
by an adult. All material and firing costs included in the class fee.
Gold Card $110
FLORAL DESIGN- Create Seasonal/Holiday-themed
Flower Arrangements to Learn and Share
Be My “Gal”-entine: Celebrating Friendship and Flowers
A Valentine’s Day/”Gal”-entine’s Day Flower Arranging Class
Sheryl Miller Hosey
Thursday 2/10
1 Session 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B108 $30
Want to create a special floral arrangement
for that special someone? Or your best friend?
Or you?? Join us in creating a DELUXE floral
arrangement that is all about luxury and love.
“Live simple, love well, and take time to smell
the flowers along the way” ---Mark Twain
Materials fee $50 (all supplies including a dozen
roses and an abundance of complementary flowers.)
Retail value: $100. Gold Card $25
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Introduction to Floral Design and Wreath Making
Sheryl Miller Hosey
Tuesday Two Sessions of three classes each. Register for one or both.
Each class will use different flower types and arranging styles
A) 3/1, 3/15, 3/29
B) 4/12, 4/26, 5/10
6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B108 $75 per session
Want to try your hand at floral arranging and wreath making? This course provides the
foundational skills you need to begin creating beautiful floral arrangements and wreaths. Learn
how to select and condition fresh flowers, choose silk/faux flowers, use tools and mechanics, and
create beautiful arrangements. Each class is a different style/design/skill set. Did you know that
“five studies strongly support the concept that flower essences may be used adjunctively to
facilitate the resolution of mild to moderate depression?“ (Calix Vol 1). That’s right. Working with
flowers creates joy and even helps with depression. Join us!
“Where flowers bloom, so does hope.” ---Lady Bird Johnson.
Materials fee $40 per class (includes all supplies/ including an abundance of fresh or silk flowers,
etc.). Retail value of each arrangement is $95. Gold Card $65
Lucky Shamrock Floral Arranging Workshop
Sheryl Miller Hosey
Thursday 3/17
1 Session 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B108 $30
Are you feeling lucky? Join in the fun and creativity of learning the art of floral arranging!! You’ll
make your own Shamrock Luck as you build a beautiful floral arrangement in a stylish vase to take
home and marvel. Learn how to make your Irish inspired floral arrangement while making new
memories with new friends! At the end of the night, take your Instagram worthy floral
arrangement with you, leaving your Irish Eyes Smiling! “For each petal on the shamrock, this
brings a wish your way: Good health, good luck and happiness for today and every day.”---Irish
Proverb. Materials fee $40 (all supplies including an abundance of flowers.) Retail value of
arrangement: $95. Gold Card $25
Egg-citing Easter Arrangement
Sheryl Miller Hosey
Thursday 4/14
1 Session 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B108 $30
10Spring is finally here, and Easter Sunday is hopping up quickly. Learn to create a festive, fresh
flower arrangement to get in the spirit. Master the tips and tricks you need to fill your seasonal
vase with spring blooms. Let’s create an Easter centerpiece that will make the Easter Bunny
blush. "Easter is the only time when it’s perfectly safe to put all of your eggs in one basket." –
Evan Esar Materials fee $40 (all supplies including an abundance of flowers.) Retail value of
arrangement: $95-105 Gold Card $25
Marvelous Mother’s Day Arrangement
Sheryl Miller Hosey
Tuesday 5/3 OR Thursday 5/5
6:30-8:30PM Select one date. Same class on both dates
SAHS B108 $30
What does mom want most for Mother’s Day? Spending special
time with you! Bring your mom, your sister, your friends, and
celebrate the special women in your life with flowers. Show Mom
just how special she is with a beautiful bouquet of florist quality
flowers. You bring Mom, and we bring the rest. Mom can’t make
it? Create the bouquet and gift it to her! Who knew flowers could
be so fun?
This workshop is the perfect Mother’s Day gift!!! This popular class sells out every year, so be
sure to grab your spot early! “A mother is like a flower; each one is beautiful and unique.”
Materials fee $50 (all supplies including an abundance of flowers.) Retail Value: $120.
Gold Card $25
Culinary Creations
Dinner Club
Lisa S. Burger
Thursday 2/3, 3/3, 4/7, 5/5
4 Sessions 6:00-8:00PM
Various Locations $22
Meet new friends and engage in lively
conversation all while enjoying new dining
opportunities. Did you ever want to “try that
place,” but had no one to go with? Join the
Dinner Club! The group will meet at local
restaurants on the first Thursday of each
month. Meal cost on your own.
No Gold Card
11“Lettuce Wraps” NEW
Two Cookin’ Sisters
Tuesday 4/26
1 Session 6:30-8:30PM
IVMS C23 $25
Move over sad, desk salad! Two Cookin’ Sisters have found
a brilliant way to keep your meals tasty, neat and easy to
pack for luch at work. Enter: the Lettuce Wrap- not only
are they great for lunch, but also for entertaining or a
family style meal. They’re easy to make, healthy and so much fun to eat! Food fee of $20 payable in
class. Supply list emailed before the start of class. No Gold Card
Cinco de Mayo New Recipes
Two Cookin’ Sisters
Tuesday 5/3
1 Session 6:30-8:30PM
IVMS C23 $25
Prepare for a delicious Mexican fiesta bursting with authentic flavors and
fun! This Cinco de Mayo menu is as fun to make as it is to eat. Roll up your
sleeves and join the Two Cookin’ Sisters in class cooking Mexican cuisine.
You will sample in class and receive all recipes. Food fee $20 payable in
class. Supply list emailed before the start of class. No Gold Card
Dance
Traditional Ballroom – Beginner
Stan and Jan Malc
Thursday 1-27-3/17
8 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM
ICMS LGI $70
Dancing isn’t just for “The Stars!” Learn
the basic steps for dances such as the waltz, fox trot, cha cha, rumba and swing! Featuring Big Band
tunes and music from the 50’s and 60’s through today. No experience needed. Please sign up with a
partner. Cost is per person. Gold Card $60
Country and Popular Line Dance
Robyn Earl
Monday 3/7-4/11
6 Sessions 7:00-8:30PM
WBS Gym $48
This fun dance class will feature Country, Pop, Classical and Latin as well as other popular dances
commonly seen at weddings and other venues. For beginners or those with experience. Please bring a
water bottle and wear comfortable shoes. Gold Card $40
12Belly Dance -All Levels
Patricia Czapp-Rotondi
Thursday 3/3-4/7
6 Sessions 6:30-7:30PM
FR Cafeteria $45
Did you ever wonder how they do it? How Belly
Dancers move so effortlessly and with so much
confidence? Come out and learn the steps and
moves, plus get a great workout while doing it!
Great for slimming those hips, toning the thighs
and strengthening your abs! Helps increase
flexibility too. Finger cymbals will be introduced. Hip scarfs are welcome. Wear loose comfortable
clothing. This class is for both beginner and those with experience.
Gold Card $40
Family Fun
Family Paint n’ Play (Parent & One Child) NEW
Alexandra Schnabel
Thursday 1/27
1 Session 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B116 $25
During our evening of pure fun and art-making, we will enjoy painting for play! Feel free to invite
family or friends to create and share. Child-friendly paint and materials provided for an open studio
type experience. Experience worry-free exploration of paint, imagery, color, shape. All participants are
encouraged to have fun and play! Material fee of $15 per child includes paper, child-safe washable
paints, brushes and other materials for the class. Payable in class to instructor. Ages 6-17 welcome
with an adult. Extra child - $10. No Gold Card
Valentine Craft Night (Parent & One Child) NEW
Alexandra Schnabel
Thursday 2/10
1 Session 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B116 $25
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with lovely crafts to share with your Valentine or treat yourself! We’ll create
perfect gifts for your friends, co-workers, family and anyone else you’d like to give a little love! We’ll
have all the supplies to make cards, goodie bags, candy grams, flower bouquets and more! You’ll be
reminded of those childhood days where Valentine’s Day meant sweet things for sweet people.
Material fee of $15 per child includes paper, card materials markers, craft tape, glitter, flowers, candy,
bags, ribbon, scissors, brushes and all materials necessary. payable in class to instructor. Children ages
6-17 welcome with an adult. Extra child - $10. No Gold Card
13Family Self-Defense (Parent & One Child) Mark Cashatt Thursday 2/3 1 Session 6:30-7:15PM IVMS Cafeteria $25 This is a basic self-defense class geared towards families with children age six and up. There will be instruction in the do’s and don’ts with simple avoidance tactics and blocking. Master instructor Mark Cashatt, 8th Degree Black Belt, will lead the class and make it fun, exciting and educational for every member of the family. Extra child - $10 No Gold Card Health, Fitness & Exercise Adult Self-Defense Mark Cashatt Thursday 2/17 1 Session 6:30-7:15PM IVMS Cafeteria $25 This is a basic self-defense class geared towards adults. Participants will learn the “frontal 5” and “dirty ½ dozen” self-defense routines along with tips on staying safe. Master instructor Mark Cashatt, 8 th Degree Black Belt will lead the class and make it exciting and educational. No Gold Card Tai Chi Mark Cashatt Tuesday 2/1-4/5 10 Sessions 7:00-7:45PM IVMS Cafeteria $65 Take part in this introductory course in the ancient art of Tai Chi. Instructor Mark Cashatt created “Happy Thoughts Tai Chi Program” as an easy way to quickly feel the benefits of Tai Chi training. This relaxing exercise workout involves every muscle and every joint in the body. Participants will learn a Yang style form along with lots of chi-kong. No Gold Card Gentle Flow Yoga Denise Randall Tuesday/Thursday 1/25-3/24 No Class 3/10 17 sessions 4:00-4:45PM SH Gym $65 This yoga class will invite gentle movement with breathing to assist you is getting relaxed in body and mind. Offering mindful postures for a positive program. Bring your mat and water bottle. Gold Card $55 14
Mindfulness for Everyday Life NEW
Nicole Tuohey, MSW, LSW
Thursday 3/17, 3/24
2 Sessions 6:30-7:30PM
SAHS B110 $30
Mindfulness and meditation practices have been found useful and effective to help with building
awareness, reducing emotional reactivity and helping people to relax. This course will help teach ways
to integrate mindfulness techniques and meditative practices into a daily or weekly routine. It will hep
participants to think of unique ways to utilize practices as “mind exercises” for wellness in everyday
living. Gold Card $25
Total Body Sculpting
Lorraine Cohan
Monday/Wednesday 2/23-4/4
12 Sessions 4:30-5:30PM
IVMS Cafeteria $55
This fitness workshop features Hi/Lo Cardio, Aerobic and Strength Training that will work all the muscle
groups. The cardio section will include a variety of heart conditioning exercises. We will also focus on
developing core strength and stability in abdominals, hips and lower back. Bring a mat, resistance
tubing bands and dumbbells weighing five pounds or less. Gold Card $45
Total Body Blast: Mini Sampler NEW
Lorraine Cohan
Wednesday CHOOSE ONE OR BOTH SESSIONS 1) 1/26-2/16 2) 4/20-5/11
4 Classes each Sessions 4:30-5:30PM
IVMS Cafeteria $25 each session
Experience four different 45-minute workouts!
Did you ever wonder…would I enjoy a Kick Boxing class? Kick Boxing workout combines dance, fitness
and of course, kick boxing. No equipment needed. A Kettlebell class? Kettlebell is a simple, efficient
way to up your strength and conditioning through functional exercises. Is Chair Yoga for me? Chair
Yoga gives you all the benefits including muscle toning, reduced stress levels, better breathing habits,
better sleep and an overall sense of well-being. Hula Hoop for a workout? On average you can burn
about 165 calories in 30 minutes of hula hooping. Come out and sample these mini workouts to see
what works for you! No Gold Card
Tabata
Lorraine Cohan
Monday 1/24-2/14
4 Sessions 4:30-5:30PM
IVMS Cafeteria $25
Tabata training is one of the most popular forms of high-intensity interval training. It consists of ultra-
high-intensity exercises in a specific 20-second on and 10-second off intervals. It’s efficient; you’ll burn
fat; you’ll build a healthier heart. There’s no equipment necessary. Come out and give it a go! Bring a
mat. No Gold Card
15Hula Hoop Workout Lorraine Cohan Monday 1/24-3/7 No Class 2/21 6 Sessions 5:30-6:00PM IVMS Cafeteria $35 Boost the fun factor in your fitness routine and get an excellent workout at the same time with this simple exercise equipment. Hula hooping is a safe and fun way to burn calories and body fat, improve your balance, strengthen your core muscles, and boost your cardiovascular fitness. Bring a weighted Hula Hoop to class. No Gold Card ZUMBA Wholistic Fitness Tuesday 1/25-5/10 15 Sessions 7:00-8:00PM WBS Gym $80 Take the “work” out of work out, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning, dance fitness party. Once the Latin/World rhythms take over, you’ll see why Zumba Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Let the seat flow and calories melt away in this super fun filled, dance inspired fitness class. All fitness levels welcome. Gold Card $70 Indoor Walking Club Community Education Monday – Thursday 1/24-5-12 No Walking- 1/26, 2/21, 4/13. 4/14, 4/18 Unlimited 6:30-8:30PM SAHS First Floor hallway $15 On those cold, dark, icy Winter nights, take advantage of the Indoor Walking Club to keep getting your evening steps in. Come as often as you can on designated evenings. All walkers should attend the “Welcome Night” on Monday, January 24 at 6:30pm, at the Main Entrance Lobby. You will receive a “Walking Club” badge. No Gold Card History, Language & Literature Fun Times with French Susan Roncoroni Wednesday 3/2-4/6 6 Sessions 7:00-8:30PM IVMS D33 $75 Get a splash of language and culture as you practice language skills used in real life situations. Taste and collect good French recipes, sing a few French songs and have fun laughing, sharing and learning a’la Francaise! Gold Card $65 16
Book of The Month
Lisa S. Burger
Monday 2/7, 3/7, 4/4, 5/2
4 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $22
Meaning to treat yourself to a new experience? Love to talk books? You will meet interesting people,
and read books you wouldn’t otherwise read. Some books just need to be discussed! The club will
meet on the first Monday of each month. When you register you will be notified of the first book to
read for the first meeting. No Gold Card
Abraham Lincoln Visits Philadelphia NEW
Michael Jesberger
Tuesday 2/8
1 Session 7:00-9:00PM
SAHS A106 $30
Abraham Lincoln first saw Independence Hall during his 1848 visit to Philadelphia. He came to the city
four times during his presidential tenure and was moved spiritually and emotionally with each visit.
The historical significance of Philadelphia during the nation’s battle for freedom left deep impressions
on Lincoln as he faced the struggle to hold that nation together.
Gold Card $25
The British Occupation of Philadelphia (1777-1778) NEW
Michael Jesberger
Tuesday 3/8
1 Session 7:00-9:00PM
SAHS A106 $30
On September 26, 1777, the British army marched into Philadelphia beginning an occupation that
lasted until the following Spring. The arrival of the British led Patriots to flee and Loyalists to rejoice,
although wartime shortages soon led to suffering for those who remained. Learn about where the
troops stayed and what they left during their time in the future capital of the new, free America.
Gold Card $25
The Boys in Blue and Gray- Civil War Baseball NEW
Michael Jesberger
Tuesday 4/5
1 Session 7:00-9:00PM
SAHS A106 $30
Long considered America’s national pastime, and much more than a typical sporting event, baseball
has evolved to become a significant part of the American experience. During the Civil War, Americans
from the home front to the battlefront, Union and Confederate, played this wonderful game.
Gold Card $25
17They Meet Again: The 1913 Reunion at Gettysburg NEW Michael Jesberger Tuesday 5/3 1 Session 7:00-9:00PM SAHS A106 $30 The 1913 Reunion was a Gettysburg battlefield encampment of Civil War veterans for the battle’s 50 th Anniversary. From June 29th -July 4th, some 53,407 veterans gathered, making it the largest Civil War reunion ever held. Historian Michael Jesberger will share photos, stories and historical facts from this remarkable event. Gold Card $25 Life Planning Steps to Selling Your Home Janine Paillard, Realtor, RE/MAX Central Thursday 2/24 1 Session 6:30-8:00PM SAHS A109 $25 It’s a great time to sell! Take advantage of a “seller’s market” by learning techniques for selecting a Realtor, pricing competitively, preparing your house for market and tips to maximize your profit. No Gold Card Homebuyer’s Seminar Janine Paillard, Realtor, RE/MAX Central Tuesday 3/15 1 Session 6:30-8:00PM SAHS A109 $25 Are you prepared for this unpredictable real estate market? Learn how to determine readiness, establish a price range, choose financing, select a Realtor and understand closing costs and how to make your offer stand out. No Gold Card Five Money Questions for Women NEW Kia Coleman- Edward Jones Wednesday 2/16 1 Session 6:30-8:00PM SAHS A119 $25 Women face unique financial circumstances. A strong financial situation is vital. Make sure your financial strategy fits your lifestyle and needs. During this presentation, we explore five critical money questions for women. No Gold Card 18
Standing Guard: Protecting What You’ve Worked For NEW
Kia Coleman- Edward Jones
Wednesday 3/16
1 Session 6:30-8:00PM
SAHS A119 $25
You’ve worked hard to provide for your family. Whether you’re approaching retirement or have
recently retired, your focus may begin to shift from building your financial foundation to protecting the
financial resources you’ve created. This presentation discusses active ways to address key risks you
may encounter and strategies to help prepare for the unexpected. No Gold Card
Time Matters: A Woman’s Outlook on Retirement NEW
Kia Coleman- Edward Jones
Wednesday 4/20
1 Session 6:30-8:00PM
SAHS A119 $25
This program shares perspectives on financial concerns facing women who are getting ready or have
recently transitioned into retirement. We’ll discuss retirement income strategies, including
perspectives on social security withdrawal and reliance rates. We’ll also address how to prepare for the
unexpected, including market and inflation risks. Along with the rising cost of health care and long-
term care. No Gold Card
Medicare: Getting Started
Anthony Spangler – Thrivent
Monday 3/21
1 Session 7:00-8:30PM
SAHS A106 $30
Medicare, it’s hard to know where to start! Class discussion will include: Current Medicare coverage
options, benefits and costs of each option and key points to consider with each plan. No Gold Card
Sports
Recreational Volleyball- Tuesday
Kristin Stiles / Jackie Bricker
Tuesday 1/25-4/26
14 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM
FR Gym $112
if you have played organized volleyball
before and are a player with intermediate skills, this class is for you! The night features competitive co-
ed play in a relaxed, informal setting. Teams are formed and everyone plays. Bring your own water
bottle. Enroll early—class fills quickly! Gold Card $102
19Recreational Volleyball – Monday Sue Barrick / Patrick McDowell Monday 2/7-4/25 No Class 2/21, 4/18 10 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM SH Gym $70 For players with intermediate skills eager for competitive play in a relaxed, informal setting. Co-ed teams are formed each night and everyone plays. Enroll early—class fills quickly! No Gold Card Basketball - Monday Clarke “Chip” Geiger Monday 1/24-5/9 No Class 2/21, 4/18 14 Sessions 6:30-9:30PM ICMS Gym $70 Need to get out of the house for some exercise? If basketball is your game, this is your night! Teams formed on a “pick up” basis for a night of recreational basketball. Everyone plays 8-minute, full court periods, then substitutes. Bring a white and dark shirt each night. Registration is limited. For ages 19 years old and up. All levels welcome. Gold Card $60 Basketball - Co-Ed Wednesday Clarke “Chip” Geiger Wednesday 2/2-5/11 No Class 4/13 14 Sessions 7:00-9:30PM IVMS Gym $70 Are you looking for a night of recreational co-ed basketball? Grab a friend for “pick-up” style games with both men and women. All levels welcome. Everyone plays 8-minute, full court periods, then substitutes. Bring a white and dark shirt each night. Ages 19 years or older. Limited registration. Gold Card $60 Fly Tying- Intermediate Sam Vigorita Tuesday 2/8-3/22 No Class 3/1 6 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM ICMS A100 $65 Intermediate Fly Tying will be geared to anyone having some experience tying trout flies. First night will be tying Catskill and style dry fly. Students may use the teacher’s materials at the first class but will need their own vice and tools. This class is for fly tyers with one to five years’ experience. (Use Rte. 113 Gym entrance to enter the building) Gold Card $55 20
Fly Fishing Tactics and Strategies
Sam Vigorita
Monday 2/28-3/28
5 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
ICMS A100 $60
Class will cover all aspects of fly fishing from wetting up your equipment to learning how to read the
waters of a trout stream. You’ll find out where fish hold, how to approach them and how to catch
them. Learn what they feed on, types of flies to use at different times of the year and
how to present and fish them. Class will include particular tips and photos for fishing the
Upper Delaware River System. An excellent class for experienced fly fishers, but also very informative
for beginning fishermen and women. Gold Card $50
Odds & Ends
Dog Obedience -Leash Walking Workshop NEW
Leah Hutchinson Pacitto- Dog Gone Good Training
Wednesday 3/23 OR 4/20 12:00-1:30PM
1 Session CHOOSE ONE DATE
Montgomery County 4-H Center $45
In this 90-minute session we will work on loose leash walking, long leash walking and the introduction
of the “heel” command. We will be outside, dress accordingly.
For dogs 20 weeks and older. Bring to class: Harness, 6-foot leash, 15-foot leash, (no retractable
leashes), treats, treat pouch and your dog. No Gold Card
Discover Your Intituitive Self
Rev. Michael Barnett, M. Div., M.Ed.
Thursday 3/3 to 4/28 No Class 3/10, 4/14
7 Sessions 7:00-9:00PM
ICMS A109 $70
When you follow your “gut feeling” you discover that everything goes well. We will discover and
explore this “intuitive knowing” and how living by it can transform our lives. We support one another
as we share and experience our “Intuitive Self.” All are welcome—beginners through those who live
and serve others using this blessed gift. Gold Card $60
Game Night
Lisa S. Burger
Thursday 2/10, 3/10, 4/14, 5/12
4 Sessions 6:30-8:30PM
SAHS B110 $22
Game Night is a new, fun, informal evening of playing games! It’s the perfect excuse for a casual, laid-
back night to get loose, have fun and really get to know the people you are with. Having fun is
essential and creating a time to get together is always worth it. We will meet on the second Thursday
of each month. No Gold Card
21Day Trips
Mystery Dinner Theater
Mount Hope Estate- Manheim, PA
Saturday, February, 26th 2022
Depart: 8:30AM Return: 7:00PM
Cost: $95
We will begin our day at the Bird-In-Hand Market before
arriving at the Victorian Mount Hope Mansion, a most
unique setting for a theatrical interactive dining experience.
Meet and mingle with intriguing guests at the Mansion and
be sure to take notes as they visit guest’s table side while
they dine. After enjoying a four-course meal and tales of
the mystery that is thick in the air, everyone will assemble in the Mansion's Theater Room for a time of
interrogation, hilarity and the answer to the question on everyone's mind! “Who-Done-it? Time to visit gift
shop. No Gold Card
Cherry Blossom Kite Festival
Washington, D. C.
Saturday, March 26th 2022
Depart: 8:00AM Return: 7:30PM
Cost: $70
The Blossom Kite Festival is one of the most popular events in
Washington, D.C. during the National Cherry Blossom
Festival, it takes place on the Washington Monument
grounds. We will drop-off and pick-up at Smithsonian
Museums. You are on your own for the day to browse
through the various museums and galleries. Pack a lunch and
enjoy the Kite Festival or grab lunch at one of the many street vendors or in the cafeteria of the National
Gallery of Art. All cost not included. We will depart for home at 5:00 PM There will be a rest/meal stop before
arrival and after departing Washington D.C. –on your own. No Gold Card
Sea Glass / Coastal Festival
St. Michaels, Maryland
Saturday, April 2, 2022
Depart: 8:00AM Return: 8:00PM
Cost: $60
From sea to shining sea, sea glass fans from the world over will
celebrate their fascination with sea glass, eager to explore its
mysteries and better understand its allure. Join us for the kick-off
of the Spring season with over 35 artists from all over the East
Coast who share their love of sea glass and art! The Eastern Shore
Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival in St. Michaels, Maryland is an
22outdoor tented event, rain or shine. (Admission - on your own)
Enjoy a festive atmosphere with time to enjoy the beautiful harbor town of St. Michaels before departing for
home at 5:00PM. No Gold Card
9th Avenue Food Festival
New York City, NY
Saturday, May 14th 2022
Depart: 9:00AM Return: 7:30PM
Cost: $60
Our first stop, Zabars, a gourmet food emporium before
we head down to the 9th Avenue Food Festival, where
you will be dropped off for the day. Take time to enjoy
over 10 blocks of cultural cuisine and a delightful array
of vendors. There will be plenty of time in the
afternoon for you to enjoy New York City your way.
Departing for home at 5:00pm. No Gold Card
Register for all trips on-line at
https://www.soudertonsd.org/community/education/adult/trips
We travel on deluxe coaches. Due to circumstances beyond our control, bus drivers or trip
directors may alter itinerary if needed. No smoking or alcohol permitted on coaches. All trips
depart from the Souderton Area High School, 625 Lower Road, Souderton PA 18964
23Aquatics
All Aquatics programs are
dependent on Montgomery
County Department of
Health and SASD Safety
guidelines at the time of
classes. All participants will
follow the guidelines in place.
Aquatics Director: Louis Williams, aquatics@soudertonsd.org,
Souderton Area Community Education offers a full spectrum of aquatic programs,
including group, private/semi-private swim lessons, clinics and training, as well as
open swim and pool parties.
All of these workshops are held at the Souderton Area High School indoor swimming
pool, located at 625 Lower Road, Souderton, PA (part of the High School complex).
Souderton Area Community Education (SACE) Aquatic Program is subject to all policy
and procedures of the Souderton Area School District
Group Lessons: Level 1 – Level 4 Group lessons are all 30 minutes. Lessons are taught by qualified
instructors. Select your child’s level based on skill sets outlined below. Class sizes are limited.
SKILL LEVELS: Level 3:
Level 1: 15 rhythmic bobs
Submerge face and blow bubbles through nose Front & back glide streamline with Flutter Kick
and mouth 3-5 body lengths
Front & back glide two body lengths Freestyle and backstroke, 15 yards
Front & back float three seconds Kneel Dive
Front crawl and back stroke two body lengths Treading water 30 seconds
Retrieve object under water If your child can do these, sign up for Level 4
If your child can do these, sign up for Level 2
Level 4:
Level 2: Underwater swim 3-5 body lengths
Front & back glide three body lengths Freestyle & Backstroke, 25 yards
Front & back float five seconds Breaststroke and Butterfly, 15 yards
Front crawl and backstroke three body lengths Standing Dive
Sit Dive Treading water, one minute
Treading motions If your child can do these, sign up
If your child can do these, sign up for Level 3 for Stroke & Turn
24WEEK NIGHT (Tuesday/Thursday) Swim Lessons:
Session 1– 6 Sessions – 1/25, 1/27, 2/22, 2/24, 3/1, 3/3 – 6:00-6:30PM $75
Session 2– 6 Sessions – 3/15, 3/17, 3/22, 3/24, 3/29, 3/31 – 6:00-6:30PM $75
Session 3– 6 Sessions – 4/12, 4/14, 4/19, 4/21, 4/26, 4/28 – 6:00-6:30PM $75
Session 4– 6 Sessions – 5/10, 5/12, 5/17, 5/19, 5/24, 5/26 – 6:00-6:30PM $75
FRIDAY NIGHT Swim Lessons:
Session 5A- 4 Sessions –2/18, 2/25,3/4, 3/11 - 6:00-6:30PM $50
Session 5B- 4 Sessions - 2/18, 2/25,3/4, 3/11 - 6:40-7:10PM $50
Session 6A - 4 Sessions - 3/25, 4/1, 4/8, 4/22 - 6:00-6:30PM $50
Session 6B- 4 Sessions – 3/25, 4/1, 4/8, 4/22 - 6:40-7:10PM $50
Session 7A- 4 Sessions – 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27- 6:00-6:30PM $50
Session 7B - 4 Sessions - 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27- 6:40-7:10PM $50
PRIVATE Swim Lessons
Scheduling February-May. One-to-one instruction.
Scheduling lessons with the Aquatics Office via email is required
Prior to registering online. Please contact the Aquatics Office staff
at aquatics@soudertonsd.org to check availability and schedule
before registering.
5 Sessions, 30-minutes each $120
SEMI-PRIVATE Swim Lessons
Scheduling February-May. Two-to-one instruction.
Scheduling lessons with the Aquatics Office via email is required
Prior to registering online. Please contact the Aquatics Office staff
at aquatics@soudertonsd.org to check availability and schedule
before registering.
5 Sessions, 30-minutes each $180
25CLINICS & TRAINING
Stroke & Turn:
This is a great warm-up program for swimmers
getting ready to try competitive swimming for
the first time. Participants must be skilled,
comfortable swimmers; they must know all
four strokes. This course is designed to build on
existing swimming skills and focus on individual
strokes in a competitive swimming environment.
This is not a lesson.
Monday & Wednesday -7 Sessions – 3/21, 3/23, 3/28, 3/30, 4/4, 4/6, 4/11 – 6:00-7:00PM $85
Spring Training
For swimmers preparing for summer swim team. A great opportunity to build your endurance before
the summer season starts. Swimmer must be able to swim 25 yard lap across the pool.
Flexible registration:
Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 6:00-7:30PM
4/19, 4/20, 4/21, 4/25, 4/26, 4/27, 4/28, 5/2, 5/3, 5/4, 5/5, 5/9,
5/10, 5/11, 5/12, 5/16, 5/17, 5/18, 5/19
9 Sessions (Mondays & Wednesdays) $120
10 Sessions (Tuesdays & Thursdays) $120
19 Sessions (Mon.-Thurs.) $200
Life-Guard Training
Upon successful completion students will receive
American Red Cross Lifeguarding, Standard First Aid,
CPR for the Professional Rescuer, and AED for Adult and
child certificate. In order to take this course you must be
15 years old (proof of age at the first class) You must be
able to tread water for two minutes using legs only, swim
300 yards, front crawl or breaststroke proficiently; swim 20’
surface dive to 7’ retrieve a 10lb brick and swim back in
under 100 seconds. All participants are required to attend
a pre-requisite swim test before the start of the class. You
must be registered two weeks prior to the start date of the
class. Be prepared to swim the first class.
3 Sessions 9:00AM- 5:00PM
Saturday 3/5 Sunday 3/6 Saturday 3/12
$325
A $10-$15 equipment fee may be required at the start of class. Payment information will be sent to
class participants two weeks before the start of class.
SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTION
No Scuba Lessons offered Winter 2022. Check back for Fall 2022 offerings.
26OPEN SWIM: January-May
Swimmers of all ages welcome for open swim sessions. Pool pass cards will be issued for each session
registered. Swimmers must show Pool Pass Card and sign in when entering the pool area.
An Open-Swim schedule will be available at the pool office once the session starts.
Open swim dates available January through May
Note: Times may vary based on other pool activities. Check weekly with the Aquatics Office for
available open swim times.
Individual (18-61) $55 Student (5-17) $30
Gold Card (62+) $30 Family (up to 5 members) $135
POOL PARTIES: January-May
Make your next bash a splash!
What better way to throw a low maintenance, high fun party- then a POOL PARTY!
Gets everyone out of the house, you have built-in activities that keep both adults and kids
busy for hours, and no pre-party cleaning!
Whether it’s a birthday, an anniversary or graduation, grab your suit and towel and jump in!
Scheduling for parties or small group (25 or less). Dates and times to be determined based on pool
availability. All parties are given a two-hour window. All party rentals must have appropriate
insurance. Additional costs for lifeguards, manager and SADS maintenance staff may be applicable.
Schedule your party with the Aquatics Office to secure your date, prior to registering online.
Friday $150
Saturday $200
Sunday $250
Power Volleyball Leagues
Power Leagues play at Indian Crest Middle School and Indian Valley Middle School.
Power Leagues meet Monday-Thursday according to the league in which the team is playing.
Openings available for experienced players interested in joining a team. Three matches of three
games per night. Matches run 6:30-10:30PM. Starting times vary. 9-12 weeks per season.
Call William Berry, Volleyball Director at 215-407-1337 for team assignments and other information.
Team Captains must register by January 17, 2022 online at:
https://www.soudertonsd.org/community/education/adult/power-volleyball
Men’s BB-B Monday Fee $275 / Team
Men’s AA-A Four’s Tuesday Fee $220 / Team
Coed A Four’s Thursday Fee $220 / Team
Women’s A/BB/B Tuesday Fee $220 / Team
Coed BB-B Sixes Wednesday Fee $275/Team
27Driver Education for Teens
Tuesday 2/1- 4/5
10 Sessions 6:00-9:00PM
SAHS LGI $150
OR
Wednesday 2/2-4/6
10 Sessions 6:00-9:00PM
SAHS LGI $150
Driver Training Services will provide 30 hours of PA Department of Education approved classroom
instruction designed to develop positive attitudes toward driving. Students are required to complete all
30 hours to receive a certificate. Instructors will also focus on defensive driving techniques and
managing distractions while behind the wheel. This class fulfills insurance company standards for
driver education classroom theory. To register, students must be 16 or turn 16 by the end of class.
You must take Classroom Theory before taking Behind the Wheel. (Behind the Wheel training
available through North Montco Technical School , 215-855-3931.
Registration available on-line:
https://www.soudertonsd.org/community/education/driver-ed
*FREE PARENT INFORMATION SESSION: The Parent
Information Session. Held at 6:00 PM on the first night of
class, allows parents the opportunity to meet the
instructor and review the curriculum that will be taught
during the 30 hours of classroom instruction. Valuable
information will be provided on how parents can help
enhance their child's experience during the behind the
wheel practice.
28REGISTRATION & POLICY INFORMATION
SACE Policy: Payment is due at time of registration. Where applicable, material fees or supply costs are
payable to the instructor in class. Classes are filled on a first-received basis. Pre-registration is required for all
classes. Please note some classes/trips have a registration deadline. SACE reserves the right to make necessary
changes in instructors and class size without prior notification to participants. Enrollment verification will be
sent via email, if email address is provided. Unless noted, classes are for those 18 and older. Please do not
register or bring children to an adult class. All Souderton Area School District rules and regulations are
enforced by SACE. Hospitalization/Insurance is the responsibility of every Community Education Participant.
Gold Card Policy: All residents of the SASD who are 62 years of age or older are eligible to receive a Gold
Card. Gold Cards may be obtained from SASD District Office, 760 Lower Road, Souderton, PA with a completed
registration form (more information about Gold Cards). Gold Card holders may attend some courses offered
by SACE at a discounted rate (although there may be a charge for supplies/materials.) Please provide Gold
Card number a time of class registration.
Refund Policy: Applies to all programs offered through SACE as well as Souderton Area Aquatics Program. A
$25 non-refundable registration fee is included in each course. Course/Workshop/Driver Education
cancellations must be received two weeks prior to the start of class to receive a refund (less the registration
fee). Trip cancellations must be received one month before departure of trip. If SACE cancels a class or trip a
refund will be issued. SACE programs will not be prorated under any circumstances. Refunds or credits
cannot be given for forgotten classes—please mark your calendar!
School Closing Information: If the schools in the Souderton Area School District are closed in the daytime,
Evening School classes are automatically canceled. School closing: SASD website (www.soudertonsd.org);
SATV (Verizon Fios Ch. 46 or Comcast Ch. 28); and the school district Hot Line 215.723.4272. Make up classes
will be scheduled.
*Register with email to receive message alerting you to school closing.
Evening School Employment
We are looking for new instructors, new classes and new ideas for the Souderton Area
Community Education, Evening School Program. Call us with your ideas at 215.721.1551
or fill out the Application with Course Proposal and mail to:
Souderton Area Community Education
760 Lower Road, Souderton, PA 18964
29Souderton Area School District - Map 1 – DO District Administrative Offices: 760 Lower Road, Souderton, PA 2 – SAHS Souderton Area High School: 625 Lower Road, Souderton, PA 3 – ICMS Indian Crest Middle School: 139 Harleysville Pike, Souderton, PA 4 – IVMS Indian Valley Middle School: 130 Maple Avenue, Harleysville, PA 5 – EMC E.M. Crouthamel Elementary School: 143 S. School Lane, Souderton, PA 6 – FR Franconia Elementary School: 366 Harleysville Pike, Souderton, PA 7 – VF Vernfield Elementary School: 960 Long Mill Road, Telford, PA 8 – WBS West Broad Street Elementary School: 342 W. Broad Street, Souderton, PA 9 – OR Oak Ridge Elementary School: 465 Moyer Road, Harleysville, PA 10 – SH Salford Hills Elementary School: 2721 Barndt Road, Harleysville, PA 30
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