The New Outlook Book Club has completed another wonderful selection. This time, they read Neil Gaiman’s Stardust.
This wonderful fantasy fiction is set in the 1800s in England, where two very different worlds collide only every nine years. Hopefully, the girls enjoyed this escape from reality and the lessons learned about the true state of happiness.
New Outlook students recently visited SLB Radio, where they toured the studio and learned about interviewing, recording, and audio production. Thank you, The Saturday Light Brigade, for hosting our students and providing an educational, enriching experience in radio production!
They had a great time!
So proud to announce that three of our amazing students have had their “Healing Through Color” art projects selected for the Pennsylvania Art Education Association’s Youth Art Month Exhibit of 2025 
Their creativity and talent are truly inspiring, and we can’t wait to see their artwork displayed for everyone to enjoy. Congratulations on this incredible achievement – you’re all artists in the making! 
After lots of hard work and positive performance, this group of students took to the ice for some well-deserved fun and laughter.
We are so proud of their progress, both in the classroom and on the rink! Keep up the great work, ladies!!
#PositiveVibes#HardWorkPaysOff#IceSkatingFun#AchievementUnlocked“
Isabelle S. has been learning and practicing on the school’s electric bass guitar since it was donated in February 2024. Nearing her graduation and departure from New Outlook, Free Guitars 4 Kids made her dream of owning a bass guitar come true. Free Guitars 4 Kids gifted Isabelle an electric bass guitar with an amp and the other necessary accessories to practice. “I’m praying it’s an instrument,” she said, unwrapping it excitedly. Upon revealing it was a complete Fender kit, she said, “I don’t think I’ve ever been this happy before.” This gift will continue to give to everyone who listens to Isabelle play.
Students who posted positive achievements during October and November earned an afternoon at the local ice skating rink, complete with lessons for beginners who had never laced up skates.
Everyone had a great time, including one student who shared that it was “the most fun experience and day I have ever had!”
The afternoon concluded with ice cream for all.
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