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Valley View School District has its office located in Archbald, Pa., and encompasses the boroughs of Archbald, Blakely and Jessup, covering an area of more than 50 square miles. It operates under a superintendent and an elected school education board that administers a four-school district, comprising of elementary, intermediate, middle and high schools. The schools offer classes from grades kindergarten through 12 with a total enrollment of more than 2,600 students. Its courses follow the requirements of the state education board and core subjects include English language arts, science, computer studies, social science and mathematics. Valley View School District encourages its schools to offer a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports, such as football, softball, basketball and volleyball.

Cooper's Seafood House, a landmark in Scranton, PA, has been family-owned and operated since 1948, transforming from an Erie Railroad station into a popular dining destination. Renowned for its diverse menu, lively atmosphere, and a seating capacity that has grown to over 500, Cooper's offers an interesting dining tour experience for all its guests. With a rich history tied to the region's industrial evolution, Cooper's has adapted to economic changes while becoming part of Scranton's resurgence since the mid-1970s. The restaurant specializes in fresh seafood and fosters a sense of community through its Mug Club, providing members with exclusive deals and camaraderie over frosty beers. Generated from the website

Greater Hazleton Partners in Education (PIE) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) business education partnership dedicated to bridging the gap between school and the workplace in West Hazleton, PA. They work closely with the local business community, Can Do, and the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce to provide students with opportunities for higher education and employment in the area, while also helping area employers find a skilled workforce. Through innovative programs and events like Career Awareness Day, the annual Girl Power in STEM Symposium, and the Mini-Grant for Teachers program, PIE aims to educate tomorrow's leaders on the benefits of living and working in Northeast Pennsylvania, eliminate the Brain Drain, and provide meaningful curriculum experiences for all students. Their mission is to ensure that students leave school equipped with the academic, technical, and employability skills necessary for success in the 21st century workplace.Generated from the website