The Elementary School Spring Concert has been rescheduled for Monday, May 19th at 7PM.
SELSD will be closed today due to flooding in the area.
SELSD will be operating on a 2 hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, May 14th due to flooding in our area.
SELSD students and staff will be dismissing at 2:00pm today due to flooding in the area. We encourage all students and staff to use caution when traveling.
The elementary concert for tonight has been canceled.
Over the past 10 weeks, Mrs. Miller’s second grade class has been working with The Learning Lamp on the “Too Good for Drugs” program! This engaging initiative helps students build healthy habits, make good decisions, and develop the skills they need to say no to peer pressure. We’re so proud of their hard work and the valuable lessons they’ve learned!
As excitement builds for prom night, a group of our students took time to meet with members of the Liquor Control Board this morning to learn about the serious consequences of drunk driving.
This important session highlighted real-life stories, eye-opening statistics, and valuable safety tips that could save lives. Prom is about celebrating, but it’s also about making smart, responsible choices.
We're so proud of our students for stepping up, staying informed, and showing that fun and safety can go hand in hand.
Student Dismissal
High School Prom Spirit Week!
Come enjoy an evening of joyful music at our elementary school concert!
UPDATE: Rescheduled for Monday, May 19, 2025 at 7PM.
Mrs. Miller's 2nd Grade class field trip to Frostburg State University.
This week, the Salisbury-Elk Lick School District proudly celebrated the incredible educators who make a difference every single day—from the first steps in kindergarten to the final stride across the graduation stage.
To our elementary teachers – thank you for building strong foundations with patience and creativity.
To our high school teachers – thank you for guiding and inspiring our students as they prepare for their future.
We appreciate everything you do—today and every day!
Yesterday, some of our high school students enjoyed an exciting Honors Trip to the Pittsburgh Illusion Museum! They explored fascinating exhibits and had a memorable experience full of fun and learning
Quarter 4 Progress Reports will be sent home today with students in grades 3-12.
A huge thank you to all the parents who donated and helped with Elk Pride’s Teacher Appreciation breakfast this morning! You made it a special start to the day!
Come out to celebrate our Seniors!
Don’t miss our high school spring concert! An evening of great music awaits!
On April 22, 2025, students in our agricultural programs hit the road for their annual Industry Tour, thanks to generous sponsorship from Career Link and Tableland of Somerset County!
Students had the incredible opportunity to explore a variety of local businesses and learn about the many paths available in agriculture and related industries:
Cleveland Brothers CAT gave students an inside look at their facilities and shared valuable information about their apprenticeship program.
At Lockheed Martin, students learned about the increasing demand for skilled workers in manufacturing right here in our region.
The day wrapped up at Trinity Farms Center for Healing, where students discovered how agriculture can also grow people and communities. As a nonprofit farm, Trinity Farms redefines what it means to be “ag-based,” focusing on healing rather than just crops and livestock.
A big thank you to each of our host sites and to Career Link/Tableland for making this meaningful experience possible!
On April 25, 2025, students in our agriculture programs proudly represented our school at the Somerset County FFA Spring Skills CDEs and Leadership Development Events hosted at SCTC!
Students showcased their knowledge and skills in three competitive events: Floriculture, Aquatics, and Livestock Evaluation—and they brought home some outstanding results!
Aquatics CDE – Overall Placings:
4th – Selene Brant
11th – Nicholle Hilliard
12th – Bella Becker
Floriculture CDE – Overall Placings:
1st – Maddie Maust
2nd – Wren Cutter
3rd – Joe Emerick-Housel
Livestock Evaluation – Overall Placings:
6th – Sadie Maust
7th – Josie Kamp
8th – Kayleah Humberson
14th – Sidney Hutzel
Congratulations to all of our participants—you made us proud with your hard work, teamwork, and dedication!
Students will dismiss at 1:15pm on Friday, May 2, 2025 for Curriculum Assessments.
Ms. Stutzman and Mr. DiPasquale's 10th grade PE students are learning all about bowling — how to aim, throw, and have fun! Great job, everyone!
FFA Awards Ceremony!
