Forest City Regional School District

Lakeland High School, located in Jermyn, Pa., is governed by the Lakeland School District. It teaches classes to students in grades seven through 12 in junior and senior levels, and enrolls more than 850 students. Lakeland High School s curriculum includes English, foreign languages, guidance, mathematics, science, social studies, family and consumer science, music, health and physical education, art, business and technology. The school provides a wide range of programs and activities, helping students to showcase both individual and group talent, such as student handbook, photographic tour, National Honor Society, student council, student assistance program, clubs, yearbook and school magazine. It also offers a wide range of athletic programs, including soccer, golf, cross-country, football, baseball, basketball, and track and field. Lakeland High School has computer and science labs, transportation department, library, media center, cafeteria, fitness center, technology lab and playgrounds.

Located in Lake Ariel, Pa., Western Wayne Middle School is a part of the Western Wayne School District, which operates various elementary, middle and high schools. Western Wayne Middle School serves students in grades six through eight. The school s academic curriculum offers various subjects, such as industrial arts, family and consumer science, and information and computer technology. It also provides extracurricular programs in art, music, band and physical education. In addition, the school offers foreign language programs in Spanish and offers English as a second language. Western Wayne Middle School s staff includes various teachers, psychologists, nurses, support personnel, food service coordinators, foreign language specialists, custodians and social workers. It also operates a student council and parent-teacher association that supports various school events and programs.

Deposit Central High School is an educational institution that operates a range of academic and enrichment programs. The school enrolls students in grades 9 through 12. It offers classes in English, science, physical education, mathematics and social studies. The school also provides lessons in technology education, business studies, computer applications, and studio, performing, theater and fine arts. Deposit Central High School offers stone and wood carving and modeling classes, as well as operates a band and booster club. The school conducts a variety of sports activities that includes cheerleading, football, basketball, swimming, volleyball, softball, wrestling, and track and field. It maintains physics, chemistry and biology laboratories. The school offers guidance counseling services and operates health care and engineering programs. Deposit Central High School is governed by the Deposit Central School District.