Spring Grove Area School District
Spring Grove Area School District
Description
The Spring Grove Area School District is located in south-central Pennsylvania in York County. The school district encompasses about 92 square miles and includes Heidelberg, Jackson, North Codorus, and Paradise townships, as well as the boroughs of Jefferson, New Salem, Seven Valleys, and Spring Grove. The area is primarily residential/rural. The District currently operates three elementary schools (K-4), an intermediate school (5-6), a middle school (7-8) and a high school (9-12). The Roth's Church Road Campus, on the outskirts of Spring Grove Borough, houses one elementary school, the intermediate school, and the high school, as well as the District’s stadium and other outdoor facilities. The District's Technology Center is also located on that campus. Most district administrative services are housed in the Educational Service Center building. The overall physical plant includes an indoor swimming pool, an indoor and an outdoor track, various ball fields, as well as lighted tennis courts.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Spring Grove Area School District, in partnership with families, businesses, and community organizations, is to provide a safe and engaging learning environment that will challenge and motivate all students to demonstrate continual growth on assessments and to attain their full potential while preparing for the future. DIVERSITY STATEMENT We will treat all people with equality, dignity, and respect; we will educate all students to understand, accept, and value all members of the world community; and we invite the community at large to join with us in support of this mission.
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement
The Spring Grove Area School District is an equal opportunity institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, or disability in any of its activities, programs, or employment practices as required by Title VI, Title IX, Section 504, the American Disabilities Act. For more information regarding civil rights or grievance procedures, please contact SGASD at 717-225-4731.