News & Announcements

Souderton Area School District is excited to share with you on Instagram!  Follow us @SoudertonSD to see the great things happening in our community where character counts! 

Character Counts! Week will be celebrated from Monday, October 16th through Friday, October 20th.  Students can wear the color representing each day to honor the tenets of the week.

• Monday, October 16th:
  Citizenship - wear purple
   
• Tuesday, October 17th:
  Responsibility - wear green
   
• Wednesday, October 18th:
  Respect - wear gold
   
• Thursday, October 19th:
  Honesty - wear blue
   
• Friday, October 20th:
  Caring - wear red

Salford Hill's annual Race for Education fundraiser will be held on Friday, October 13th.  This year's goal is to raise $35,000 to support activities such as field trips, assemblies, family nights, Author Day, Outdoor School, and all other Home & School sponsored activities.  To help with this event, please see the Race for Education Volunteer Sign-up.  

In preparation for each student's use of a 1-to-1 device in the 2023-2024 school year, parents/guardians must please complete the Mobile Device Use Agreement and pay the device protection fee.  Please see the Read More link below for details....

Five of the books that an elementary student reads in the summer can count toward their goal of reading 25 – 30 books in the next school year.  In order to meet the standard for proficient readers, students need to read at least 25 books each year. See the Elementary Summer Reading List for Students Entering 1st through 5th Grade in 2023-2024.

The Wednesday Message of June 28th. Highlights in this issue include: Best of Luck to 5th Graders, A Final Note from Dr. Purnell, 2023-2023 Calendar, and more...

Salford Hills Elementary School's spring concert from May 10th, 2023 can be viewed on SATV. Enjoy the performance!

In art class second graders at Salford Hills Elementary learned about how architects design buildings all around the world.  Students manipulated paper to create 3-dimensional forms like: cylinders, cubes, rectangular prisms and triangular prisms.  They used these forms to build their own structures and added doors and windows.  They also became landscape architects and designed the paths,  trees, water features, and other plantings around their buildings...

Please use the following link for information from the 5th to 6th Grade Parent Town Hall Meeting held on April 25th:

• IV 5th to 6th Grade April 25th Parent Town Hall (PDF)

Please call the Indian Valley main office with any questions at 215-256-8896.

As part of our commitment to student safety, Souderton Area School District is excited to announce the launch of a new school bus safety program called BusPatrol.  The BusPatrol program will help make the ride to and from school safer for all students by curbing dangerous driving...

SACE invites you to enjoy classes, trips, and more this winter/spring 2023! See the winter/spring brochure. Register online today!

Souderton Area School District winter concerts from November and December 2022 are now available to watch and share...

Mother Nature’s autumn show has been incredibly vibrant this year, setting the backdrop for what’s been an exciting and busy season in the Souderton Area School District. Here’s a look at...

Hundreds of Salford Hills families enjoyed the Back to School Bash.  Back from a temporary reprieve during COVID, the Bash is a long-standing...

Author and illustrator, Jarrett Lerner, visited Salford Hills for a morning, much to the delight of students and staff. Jarrett shared about his craft, how he makes books, and...

In preparation for the 2022-2023 school year, all student accounts and devices are refreshed. Please see the important information below regarding passwords and 1-to-1 equipment.

Souderton Area School District is happy to welcome full-day kindergarten students beginning in the 2022-2023 school year! Full day kindergarten gives...

After a two year hiatus, fifth grade students enjoyed three days of Outdoor School this year. Taking day trips only, students enjoyed crafts, boating, pond study cooperative games, and making tie-dye shirts among many other activities.