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Skippack Elementary’s Shannon MacMillan is honored for her decades of dedication and her compassionate approach to teaching.
The Phoenixville Area School Board has new leadership after its reorganization meeting this week.
The prestigious recognition was awarded to just 12 schools around Pennsylvania.
The students are part of an elite cadre of semifinalists nationwide, representing less than 1 percent of high school seniors.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
Out of thousands of outstanding teachers in the region, this Phoenixville educator has been named the best of the best.
The exhibit features art work from high school students in Delaware and Chester counties.
The proposed budget will not exceed 5.3 tax percent, which is required by the state to avoid a voter referendum or state approval.
Lawyers representing the Pennsylvania state universities and the union representing the 10 universities are working on a contract.
The district officials decided to go remote due to a major snowfall forecasted to begin early Friday morning.
Due to predicted icy road conditions, the schools will start two hours later than normal, officials said.
The student and her father filed a federal complaint accusing the district of not following Title IX, prohibiting sex discrimination
All schools in the Phoenixville Area School District are closed.
A family alleged that the district violated Title IX, which requires equal recognition of boys and girls sports.
Ten bands from area high schools with compete Saturday at the Phoenixville High School.
Ten candidates are running for five positions on the school board.
New Superintendent Melissa McTiernan said the district is in “uncharted waters" related to the search for an escaped murderer.
Motorists are reminded to stop when they see the red lights on a bus flashing.
Phoenixville School Board Monday night reviewed a 71-page report on the plans for a new school in East Pikeland Township.
Parents Phoenixville Area School District can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.
Dr. Alan Fegley, superintendent of Phoenixville district, says the zoning change is necessary for the project to proceed.
“I am grateful,” Melissa “Missy” McTiernan said after the board voted unanimously to hire McTiernan, effective Nov. 1.
Melissa “Missy” McTiernan, superintendent of Scranton School District, is set to be appointed superintendent of the district.
Niche, a Pittsburgh-based research center, provides annual ratings for school districts.
The budget calls for a 1.19 percent tax increase.
Students from Downingtown West And East high schools and Downingtown Stem Academy were awarded national merit scholarships.
The top five vote-getters in the Democratic and Republican primaries will compete in November for five open seats.
The community is invited to provide input on the selection of a new superintendent for the Phoenixville Area School District.
Dr. Alan Fegley plans to retire by the end of August. He looks forward to spending time with his grandchildren and traveling.
The preliminary budget calls for a 1.26 percent increase in taxes.
Parents and guardians are invited to an online summit to learn how to protect their children from online predators.
The school board said design plans for the new elementary school in East Pikeland Township have not yet been finalized.
Construction is underway for a new Elementary School in East Pikeland Township.
The preliminary budget is expected to be discussed at a March 13 school board meeting.
The boundaries are expected to be changed with a new school being constructed on Hares Hill Road in East Pikeland Township.
Gianna Sangiacomo, a senior from the Technical College High School, is praised for her leadership, dependability and kindness.
The boundaries for the elementary schools will be redrawn with a new elementary school being constructed in East Pikeland Township.
Students and staffers at Intermediate Technical High Schools and Child Development Career Center brighten the holidays for families.
Phoenixville Area School District joins thousands of public schools during American Education Week, honoring school staffers and volunteers.
The grant will help create a structured literacy and Science of Reading pilot program for school districts.
Immaculata President Barbara Letteire Donates Solar Panels for Parsons Science Building.