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Principal's Message

Hi!  I’m Dr. Deanna Mayers, the principal of Central PA Digital Learning Foundation. At this special time of the year, I wanted to take a moment to share the gratitude I have for each of our learners and their families. I am blessed to be able to serve as the principal here where learners, guardians, parents, grandparents, learning coaches, and staff work hard every day support and help others grow and learn. The new year will continue be filled with opportunities to learn, engage and grow together!
 
We are excited to partner with our learners and their families in this important work of learning!  All of us here at CPDLF are committed to three important principles as we work together to become life-long learners:
 
CONNECT:  This is a personalized experience where learners (students) and their learning coaches (parents/guardians) are connected and interacting with their Learning Guide and instructors, so everyone is on the same track and working as a team! We expect you to connect every school day, just like any other school!
 
ENGAGE:  This is a different way of learning (not just in the fact that it happens online) because learners are actively involved in their own path of learning!  We want you to have a meaningful experience that positively contributes to your own future goals and we will give you the tools to do that.
 
EMPOWER:  We will equip you not just with technology but also with relationships and opportunities to meet in person to help you learn and grow.  There will be hard work along the way, but together we can achieve great things!
 
Dr. Deanna Mayers
Principal
Central PA Digital Learning Foundation
814-682-5258 
814-702-0433 (fax)
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Learner Spotlight- Blake Porcano

Second grade Learner, Blake Porcano, recently traveled to the United Kingdom this past February to watch his older brother’s graduation from King’s College in London. During his visit, Blake and his family were able to visit some iconic landmarks such as the Buckingham Palace, The Queen’s Gallery, as well as The Hampton Court with Henry VIII. They also did Shrek’s Adventures, The Dungeon, visited the London Aquarium, and were able to take a ride on the London Eye where they got to see Big Ben, Parliament, and the skyline of London.
During their trip, Blake and his family took the Eurostar train to Paris, France. While in Paris, they were able to see the Eiffel Tower and The Arc right from their hotel room as well as visit The Louvre Museum, where they were able to see the Mona Lisa up close and in person.
Some of Blake’s favorite parts of the trip were seeing The Hampton Court with Henry VIII, The Louvre Museum with the Mona Lisa, and watching his brother’s graduation. “It was truly the trip of a lifetime and he thoroughly enjoyed it,” Blake’s mom, Marie says. Great story Blake!

Learner Spotlight- Skylar Runell

Special shoutout to fourth grade Learner, Skylar Runell. Skylar, the younger sister of sixth grade learner Brook Runell, is enrolled in the Fusia Center for the Arts and played the role of the “Little Grinch,” in their Christmas recital. She dreams of becoming a dancer when she grows up. Way to go Skylar!!
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