Summer Hours
Business hours for the district during the summer will be 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Summer hours will begin on Wednesday, June 4 and end on Friday, August 15, 2025.
Summer Library
Tuesdays and Thursdays in June & July beginning June 10th
9:00 -10:30 AM (Read aloud at 9:30) in the Elementary Library
Grades K-6
New Student Registration
The Berlin Brothersvalley School District will be holding new student registration on Wednesday, August 6 from 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM. Families with school-age children who have recently moved into the district should visit the appropriate school building during these hours to complete the registration process for the upcoming school year. Parents/guardians are asked to bring up-to-date immunization records, proof of residency, and birth certificates for any students entering kindergarten and students who are new residents of Pennsylvania. Enrollment forms can be found on our school website, www.bbsd.com. If you have any questions, please call the elementary school (K-4) at 814-267-4623, the middle school at 814-267-6931 (5-8) or the high school (9-12) at 814-267-4622.
Berlin Brothersvalley Education Foundation Golf Scramble
Peninsula & Northwinds Golf Course, Central City, PA
Saturday, August 2nd, 2025
Meadow View's Little Readers
Meadow View is looking for school-aged children to come read aloud to seniors during special reading sessions. Check the flyer below for more details.
Barnes & Noble Summer Reading Journal
Students may participate in the Barnes and Noble Summer Reading program by making a copy of this journal, reading the books, and completing the journal. Turn the completed journal into the elementary library before July 18th. Students should make their first, second and third choices in case supplies are low till that time in the summer. Readers should report to the elementary library to receive their new book at the beginning of the new school year.
The Berlin Brothersvalley, Meyersdale Area, and Rockwood Area School Districts remain fully committed to providing the highest quality education to our students. We are proud of our current cooperative arrangements and the strong collaborative efforts with our current cooperative agreements.
At the same time, we recognize the challenges presented by declining enrollment and significant personnel and transportation constraints that impact our ability to sustain programs (both academically and athletically). As responsible members of our educational communities, every decision we make is based on factual analysis, not opinions, ensuring we are making the most informed and strategic steps forward.
Moving ahead, we will continue to work together in the best interest of our students and maintain our focus on academic excellence while addressing these challenges in a thoughtful and data-driven manner.
We appreciate the ongoing support of our students, families, and communities as we navigate these important conversations. We will continue to evaluate, monitor, and work together in the best interests of our students.
