๐๐ East Penn PRIDE Spotlight ๐๐
Congratulations to Carrie Okken, Activities Director at Emmaus High School: a true champion behind the scenes of Hornet life! ๐โจ
As one nomination shared, โCarrie epitomizes what being an EPSD colleague is all about.โ From navigating complex event logistics to calmly managing unexpected challenges, she remains โupbeat, friendly, and professionalโ no matter what comes her way.
Her dedication at after-school events and commitment to inclusion makes her โa reliable bridge between the administration, community members, and student body.โ She is truly โpart of the EPSD backbone of our schoolโs extracurricular life,โ demonstrating perseverance day in and day out, even on weekends.
โจ Thank you, Carrie, for your steady leadership and commitment to excellence. We are East Penn Proud! โจ
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โ๏ธ๐จ Summer starts HERE!
Calling all camp creators! Got a week of fun, learning, sports, STEM, arts, or adventure planned for Summer 2026? We want to feature YOU in the East Penn 2026 Summer Camps Guide!
๐ฃ Now accepting submissions!
Donโt miss your chance to get your camp in front of East Penn families planning their best summer yet.
Submit today and letโs make Summer 2026 the most EPIC one yet. ๐๐
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Congratulations to Katie Pfenninger, Art Teacher at Emmaus High School: a true champion of creativity and self-expression! ๐จโจ
Students share that Mrs. Pfenn โlets students be creative and express themselves through their art,โ creating a classroom where everyone feels welcome and accepted. One senior shared that in just three years, she helped them grow not only as a student, but as a young adult.
With the โbrightest personality and endless creativity,โ Mrs. Pfenninger inspires students to be themselves while helping them discover their talents and confidence. Her classes are always engaging, enjoyable, and filled with opportunity.
โจ Thank you for motivating, encouraging, and helping our students shine! โจ
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Congratulations to David LeBourgeois, Librarian at Jefferson Elementary and Lincoln Elementary: a true champion for young readers! ๐โจ
Families share that Mr. Lโs welcoming and engaging approach has transformed the library into a space where reading and learning truly come alive. As one family shared, โTime spent in the library with Mr. LeBourgeois is something they talk about every week and is consistently one of the highlights of their school experience.โ
Mr. LebBourgeois embodies Perseverance, Responsibility, Integrity, Dedication, and Excellence, by creating an environment where every student feels valued and inspired to grow as a reader.
He would also like to recognize Paula Dooley and Teri Gross for being wonderful people and hardworking members of the East Penn team. ๐
โจ Thank you for making such a meaningful impact on our students and school community! โจ
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๐ The journey to becoming a Hornet starts soon! ๐
Kindergarten Registration opens March 1, 2026 ๐๐
If you have a future kindergartener at home, nowโs the time to mark your calendar and get ready. Registering early helps our schools plan, prepare, and give your child the very best start. โ๏ธ๐
๐ Visit: www.eastpennsd.org/registration
๐ฒ Or scan the QR code to begin.
We canโt wait to welcome the newest members of the East Penn family! ๐โจ
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Congratulations to Denise St. Pierre, Administrative Assistant at Lower Macungie Middle School.. and the true heart of LMMS!
Described as a โconstant source of care, stability, and support,โ Denise is known for her reassuring presence and her famous โmom hugs.โ ๐ She creates a space where students feel safe, known, and valued every single day.
From keeping the main office running smoothly to supporting families, teachers, and substitutes with patience and professionalism, she truly โdoes it all with grace and heart.โ
LMMS is stronger, kinder, and more connected because of her.
โจ We are so proud to celebrate you, Denise! โจ
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