• A Message from the ECE Principal

     

     

    Mrs. Lauri Pendred, Principal

    pendredla@svsd.net

    724.538.3680

    principal

     

    Mrs. Pendred has been a member of the Seneca Valley administrative team since 2003 as the Assistant Principal of Evans City Elementary and then becoming principal in 2009.  She considers Evans City her home away from home with strong connections to the school community. She was educated at Seton Hill University  with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Elementary Education. Her Master’s Degree and Post Graduate Certificates in Elementary Administration are from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Pendred’s prior educational experience was as a first and second grade teacher in several schools throughout Pennsylvania.  She has also had experiences in facilitating corporate and group team building programs as well as facilitating principal continuing education for the Pennsylvania Inspired Leadership program. As a school leader she values communication among all stakeholders and collaboration between staff members and with families. Together we will fulfill the mission of Seneca Valley School District for all students. Traveling with her husband, Mike and two married children is something that Mrs. Pendred enjoys when she’s not in school. She also prioritizes time with extended family and friends.

     

     

    Ehrman Crest Elementary

     

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    What we live by...

    Mission

    As a collaborative school community who is focused on student learning, we will enable each child to achieve to their highest level by learning and implementing standards aligned best practices as a school family.

    Guiding Principles

    At Ehrman Crest Elementary we:

    • Differentiate instruction for students at various levels and abilities with small group and individualized instruction providing appropriate interventions and enrichment for all students.

    • Impact instructional practices through professional development that is thorough, ongoing , and supports collaborative dialogue.

    • Value, respect and utilize the unique contributions of our dedicated members of the school community including families and community.

    • Embrace 21st Century skills by integrating technology, thinking strategies and high level tasks for all students.

    All learners are expected to become

    • Self-directed Learners

    • Complex Thinkers

    • Effective Communicators

    • Collaborative Workers

    • Quality Producers

    • Community Contributors