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Congratulations Mrs. Ferster!
The next board meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at 6:30 PM in the middle/high school library. |
Level 2 Architecture
Each year, Level 2 Architecture students partner with Ritz-Craft to design modular homes. As part of this project, students are entered into a competition for a chance to win a monetary prize awarded to the top three designs.
This year’s entries were so strong that the judges needed to bring in additional support to make their final decisions.
Congratulations to this year’s winners:
Third Place – Dalton Schadel
Second Place – Karter Neidig
First Place – Ava Stiely
Selected design elements from student projects will be incorporated into future Ritz-Craft home designs. Great work to all students who participated!
Act 44 of 2025
Governor Shapiro recently signed into law Act 44 of 2025, which creates a new section of the School Code titled “Parental and Employee Notification of Weapon Incidents.” Please click here for more information.
Positions Available
Student Van Driver
Immediate opening available for a student van driver. Contractor must utilize their personal vehicle for the transportation of school pupils on routes approved by the district. Interested candidates should send letter of interest and Acts 34, 114 and 151 clearances to David Campbell Superintendent, Line Mountain School District, 185 Line Mountain Road, Herndon, PA 17830 or by emailing dcampbell@linemountain.com. Apply ASAP.
This Type 1 Diabetes Parent Fact Sheet is for school entities and nonpublic schools to provide to parents and guardians of incoming elementary school students and students entering grade six, beginning with the 2025-2026 School Year. Type 1 diabetes in children is an autoimmune disease that can be fatal if untreated, and the guidance provided in this information sheet is intended to raise awareness about this disease.
Be sure to visit our district’s Facebook page as well as our food service provider The Nutrition Group
2024-2025 School Year
Please CLICK HERE for the district’s updated electronic device policy for students.
The 2023-2026 Line Mountain School District Comprehensive Plan can be found by CLICKING HERE
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PickUp Patrol
The Line Mountain Elementary School has implemented an online bus request system from PickUp Patrol. You can click on the logo to visit the website to sign up to handle all your bussing requests.
Please CLICK HERE to access Capital Blue Cross machine-readable files in compliance with the Transparency in Coverage Final Rule
Health News
Please visit the School’s Nurse and Health webpage for information regarding student health, downloadable forms, and BMI information.
Low-income families still have time to sign up
for advance child tax credit payments. CLICKHERE to find out more.
School Wellness Policy #246 – Annual Information
Wellness/Advisory Committee and Wellness Policy Triennial Assessment Report
Any parent or community member interested in serving on the Wellness/Advisory Committee, please contact Joanna Hovenstine at: jhovenstine@linemountain.com The Line Mountain School District Policy entitled: “School Wellness Policy #246” can be found at the following link: https://www.linemountain.com/policy-200 You can participate in the development, implementation, periodic review, and updating of this policy by filling out a suggestion form by CLICKING HERE. The Wellness Triennial Assessment Report can be found at the following link:
Wellness Policy Assessment Tool And Report 2025
LET US PAY YOUR RENT & UTILITIES – Emergency Rental Assistance Program
Click HERE for more information
Click HERE for the new Line Mt. Counseling Services Website |
Microsoft Teams Acceptable Use Policy |
Just a reminder to all students, and parents of younger children, the Microsoft Teams Online Learning program is to be used for school related activities and studies only; which includes the chat functionality. Students must adhere to the district-wide Acceptable Use Of Technology By Students policy number 815.1. This policy can be found by CLICKING HERE.
Getting Started with Microsoft Teams
As a parent, you may be aware of changes in your teen’s behavior but may not know how to proceed. Crisis Clinic has put out Helpful Advice For Parents to help with communicating with your child.
Mental Health and Crisis Management
With all the conversation surrounding COVID-19, we understand that it can cause students to feel nervous and anxious. It is important to help your student manage and cope with these feelings. The following link outlines how parents can help their child(ren) during this uncertain time.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
For those families in the Line Mountain School District, you may be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which is a program that helps supplement your monthly grocery budget to help put nutritious foods on your family’s table. If your child(ren) receives free or reduced lunch at school, your household may be eligible for SNAP. For more information on the SNAP program, and to determine whether you qualify, click on the SNAP logo at the top of this page.
As a parent, you may be aware of changes in your teen’s behavior but may not know how to proceed. Crisis Clinic has put out Helpful Advice For Parents to help with communicating with your child.
Virus Prevention
The Superintendent’s Advisory Council recently met at the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit 16 for their monthly meeting. The group of 16 superintendents reviewed all of the most current recommendations from the Pennsylvania Department of Education, The Center for Disease Control, and the Pennsylvania Department of Health, and met with a local health and emergency management official to discuss the current state of COVID 19, both locally and statewide.
Line Mountain SD Homeless Links
FERPA and Student Homelessness
Pennsylvania’s Education for Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness Program was established to make sure homeless youth have access to a free and appropriate public education while removing barriers that homeless children face. Its goal is to have the educational process continue as uninterrupted as possible while the children are in homeless situations. Some of the other main objectives of Pennsylvania’s Education for Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness Program are to inform local school districts of their responsibilities to homeless children and youth, to increase awareness about the needs of homeless children, explain current laws and policies, and provide practical tips for working with homeless children. Click Here To Read More….
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