Author Archives: Julie Helms

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange THANKSGIVING: The store will be closed for regular hours during the week of Thanksgiving. However, I’m available for appointments if you’d like to come–just call or email 24 hours ahead. KITTENS: These kittens were … Continue reading →

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange It is time for another quarter sale! It will be Tuesday October 9 (12-6), Wednesday October 10 (12-6). No appointments this week. Each item in the bargain section (somewhere between 6,000 and 7,000 books) will be … Continue reading →

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange My daughter Sarah is the lead developer at a website design company in Carlisle. They are looking for a high school student who is very interested in coding for an apprenticeship. The student must … Continue reading →

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange New Hours: Summer hours are over. We are back to our year-long Tuesdays and Wednesdays 12-6 and other days by appointment. Hours will also be normal this week following Labor Day. Overstock Sale: The … Continue reading →

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange Things you should never buy new… …because I have so much of it used…and CHEAPER! These are at least 40% off retail, but some have much higher discounts. Apologia Science textbooks and solutions, also … Continue reading →

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange   We are running a sale on a number of current edition items that we just have too many of. This only applies to used copies. The regular discount is always at least 40% … Continue reading →

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange Hours for the week of Fourth of July: Tuesday, July 3–12-6 Wednesday, July 4–closed Saturday, July 7–11-2 Thanks! Julie Helms PA Curriculum Exchange 25 Ridge Road; Dillsburg, PA 17019 (717) 432-9947 PACEbooks@live.com

News from the Pennsylvania Curriculum Exchange Quick Reminder: The Quarter Sale is this week–T/W/Sat.   Apologia has a new health curriculum designed for grades 8-12. Unlike the science courses, the student notebook is a required part of the program.   … Continue reading →