The combined junior-senior high school opened in September 1954 to 800 students. The school has steadily grown since that time. This is evident by the size of only the class of 2027, which amounts to about 827 students. All schools in the district, except for Monroe Elementary, have been re-built or remodeled due to significant student population growth.
Seven elementary schools and two middle schools funnel into the high school. The middle schools are: Mountain View Middle School and Eagle View Middle School.
The library (known as IMC, stands for "Instructional Materials Center" [5] ) is a learning center providing books, magazines, daily newspapers, audiovisuals, and CD-ROMs. Students use computers to access library resources, the Internet and to do word processing and graphical analysis. They also have interlibrary loan privileges with other libraries in the state. The school has offered the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme since 2011.[6]
The Performing Arts Center, known as the PAC, is much more than a traditional auditorium. It rivals many professional theaters, with its large 1,500 seat audience capacity, including an orchestra level, mezzanine, and balcony, a large stage with a sunken orchestra pit that elevates to increase the stage area, and professional light and sound capabilities. Students have opportunities to participate in and provide crew and tech support for many vocal and instrumental concerts, plays, and an annual musical that is always a sell out.
Extracurriculars
A wide variety of activities, clubs, and sports are offered to the students and community. In particular, the Cumberland ValleyScience Olympiad team has seen great success in recent years, earning their first-ever state championship in April of 2022. Varsity, junior varsity, and freshman athletic activities are under the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletics Association. Cumberland Valley High School hosts PIAA State Championships for several sports including football, field hockey, among many others. They also host multiple all-star games. Due to this, they renovated their stadium to add artificial turf, new LED lighting, a new track, and a jumbotron.
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