
Pictures from TVSD’s Staff Opening Day as our instructional staff returned to start the 2026-27 school year. Board President Gary McEwen shared a welcome message and Pam Menet, Director of Community & Economic Development for Berks County provided information as we connect student learning to careers and college readiness. New hires were celebrated as well as employees recognized for reaching 25, 30, 35 and 40 service year milestones. The day provided an opportunity to reconnect with teammates and reflect on the impact we can have together this school year. We look forward to welcoming our students back next week!







https://www.tvsd.org/events
With this interactive calendar, you can now view district-wide dates (like the first day of school) right alongside building-specific events (like Back-to-School Nights)—all in one place!
How to make the most of it:
Customize your view: Toggle individual school calendars on or off so you only see what applies to your family.
Save for later: Bookmark your customized link for quick access anytime!
Stay up to date: These live calendars also sync directly to our individual building websites and the TVSD app, ensuring you always have the most current information.
Check it out today and get ready for a great school year!

If you know a deserving former athlete, coach, or contributor, please consider submitting a nomination. The nomination form is attached for your convenience.
Nominations are due by September 14th.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Alison Foster at afoster@tvsd.org
Thank you for helping us recognize and celebrate the outstanding individuals who have contributed to Twin Valley Athletics!

Dear Parents/Guardians,
Fall sports registration is now open. The link to the new Arbiter Registration platform is provided below.
Registration is straightforward and should be completed for all student-athletes in grades 7–12 who plan to participate in a fall sport. Please be sure to complete all required sections for each student-athlete.
Before beginning registration, please have the following items ready:
A completed and signed PIAA Section 6 Physical Form to upload during the registration process.
Your child's current health insurance information.
Please complete registration as soon as possible to ensure your child is eligible to participate when the season begins.
If you have any questions or need assistance with the registration process, please contact the athletic department.
Alison Foster, AD afoster@tvsd.org
Joey Martin, ATC athletictrainer@tvsd.info
Registration Link: https://students.arbitersports.com/programs/twin-valley-school-district-fall-athletic-registration-cippe-2026-27
Thank you for your cooperation and support. We look forward to an exciting fall sports season!

Let's go, girls! Our Twin Valley Girls Lacrosse team is heading to the PIAA State Championships! Come out to support them as they battle Wyomissing for the 2A title. The game will be held at tomorrow, June 13 at Penn State University's Panzer Stadium and will begin at 10 am. Learn more at: https://www.piaa.org/sports/championship_details.aspx?sport=lacrosse

Explore summer opportunities through United Way of Berks or Chester County, VOiCEup Berks, and Twin Valley School District’s Engagement webpage to turn free time into community impact.
United Way of Berks Youth Summer Volunteer Opportunities:
https://www.uwberks.org/youth-summer-volunteer-opportunities/
Voice Up Berks Summer of Service Opportunities:
https://www.voiceupberks.org/search
Twin Valley School District Engagement Webpage:
https://www.tvsd.org/o/tvs/page/student-engagement
Volunteering is a great way to stay active, build skills, and give back all summer long. #WellnessWednesday

#WellnessWednesday: Did you know that the Berks County Intermediate Unit offers Grief & Loss Summer Camp for Students?
Now in its 12th year, Camp Connect has provided support to more than 400 students who have experienced the loss of a loved one.
Camp Connect offers children and teens ages 6–16 from Berks County and surrounding counties the opportunity to attend this program at no cost. The camp is a four half-day experience filled with fun activities, art, music, and games, combined with grief education and emotional support. All camp activities are facilitated by specially trained volunteers and mental health professionals.
Two camps are scheduled in Berks County this summer:
• June 15–18, 2026 in the Temple/Muhlenberg Township area
• August 3–6, 2026 in the Spring Township/Mohns Hill area
Parents or guardians who would like more information or an application are encouraged to contact Rodney Good at 610-987-8615 or email campconnect@berksiu.org



Looking for ways to support your child and stay informed? The Caron Foundation partnered with the Village of Morgantown Library to offer a FREE session for parents and caregivers of students in middle and high school through its Prevention, Resources, and Education for Parents (PREP) program. The program is designed to support families in preventing youth substance use through education, practical strategies, and access to resources.
This FREE session will be held on Wednesday, May 20th from 6-7pm. If you would like to attend this event, please register at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfIYn_mVCN83a9crM7W74i2ZUAsFGwZWpHuAwqK_6usNtASA/viewform

Rocket League: Hunter Norton (Luna), Noah Bateman (Gru), Zach Schwartz (Shadow), Parker Irey (Parky)
Valorant: Ian Sullivan, Remi Kurman, Alex Schwartz, Zach Schwartz, Alex Johnson, Hunter Norton
Their dedication, strategy, and sportsmanship continue to elevate our esports program. Both teams now advance to additional matches in pursuit of the overall State Championships at Mount Aloysius College. We’re cheering for you!

Their hard work, determination, and teamwork truly paid off this season. Twin Valley battled a tough Wilson team at Alvernia University and secured an exciting 8–6 win, bringing the county title home. Way to go!

Mrs. King’s class discovered the magic of plant propagation by rooting pothos cuttings in water and planting their very own houseplants to take home.
4th graders also enjoyed a hands on day at Berks Nature, rain and all, investigating macroinvertebrates, tracking clouds for NASA, and testing rock properties.


During the event, students participated in a live entrepreneurial pitch experience, presenting ideas and engaging with business professionals in a real-world setting.
We are especially proud of Twin Valley juniors Garrett Vernay and Kaylee Thompson for representing their program with professionalism, creativity, and confidence!
Thank you to our partners at Berks Career & Technology Center (BCTC) and Chester County Technical College High School (TCHS) for continuing to provide valuable opportunities that inspire and prepare students for future success.

Our State Championship Cross Country Teams from 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, and 1995 were recently inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, Berks County Chapter, as Teams of Distinction. These athletes and coaches now join an elite group of honorees as members of the Class of 2026. Congratulations to all on this outstanding achievement. #RaiderPride

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who supported the team by voting. We are very proud of the dedication shown by our students: Anna Bigler, Iszabella Whitmoyer, Serenity Foster, Sam Boyer, Jonathan Chambers, Lia Cherny, Ryan Pastor, Sophia Santana, Crystal Wu, Lincoln Brown, and Skyler McCallin.

Congratulations to all who competed. Top results included:
• Audrey Gehman – 10th in CAD Architecture
• Venkata Medepalle – 1st in Flight Endurance
• James Kochman & Aedan Reber – 8th in Forensic Science
• Maggie Stoltzfus – 4th in PA Materials Process

Here in Twin Valley, that excitement hit close to home.
TVMS 5th- and 6th-grade students recently connected with Captain Sunita Williams, is a U.S. Navy captain, helicopter pilot, and record-setting NASA astronaut who has spent 608 days in space and completed 9 spacewalks. She shared what life is really like aboard the International Space Station and how her work helps prepare for future Moon and Mars missions—just like Artemis II.
This incredible opportunity grew from a student connection and turned into a live virtual visit, inspiring curiosity, questions, and big dreams about space.
From our classrooms to the cosmos, the future is bright! Thank you, Captain Williams, for continuing to support our students at TVSD by sharing your knowledge and experiences.
