The district will be showing and discussing the movie, "Screenagers Next Chapter: Addressing Youth Mental Health In The Digital Age."
From an brand partner: Patch and T-Mobile are highlighting the educators and role models helping students grow and succeed.
The funding is being used to purchase ChompSaws and 3-D Printers for the district's elementary school classrooms.
The newly-formed committee will focus on identifying and supporting funding streams for a range of Bucks IU services.
Veteran school administrator Dr. Joanna Wexler will officially start her new duties as superintendent of schools effective July 1.
Experts will provide guidance on key aspects of college preparation, including information on saving for college and financial aid.
The 76-year-old tradition is celebrating agriculture, education, and hands-on learning at Delaware Valley University.
Dr. Joanna Wexler will take the administrative helm of Pennsylvania's third-largest school district on July 1 under a five-year contract.
During the meeting, the board is expected to approve a five-year employment contract with Dr. Joanna Wexler.
Five qualify for the Regeneron ISEF, the world’s premier science research competition for high school students.
Parents, educators, and community members are invited to attend the May 2 seminar for strategies on inclusive learning and student support.
The record for the highest-selling individual lot was also broken this year by a cow consigned by a DelVal alumnus.
The Bucks County Intermediate Unit will lead the forum, including introductory remarks from Dr. Wexler and a question-and-answer session.
Bryan Roscia taught first, second and third grades at Buckingham Elementary before becoming the school's guidance counselor.
The district recognized 11 students as National Merit finalists from Central Bucks East, South and West high schools.
The state has granted the district a special education exemption, allowing it to exceed the Act One Index of 3.5 percent.
The school's Harlequin Club is bringing "Chicago: Teen Edition" to Doylestown for four electrifying shows.
This week's school board meeting has been moved to Central Bucks High School South in Warrington.
The grant, awarded through the Department of Education Job Training and Education Programs, will allow more schools to participate.
Dr. Joanne Wexler will be introduced to the community during a public forum in April at Central Bucks High School West.
The production has a special tie to the original show. The CB East director is a cousin of the original narrator, the late Laurie Beechman.
Because safety is the number one priority, Robbins said the district is asking for the public's attention and cooperation during drills.
All schools are scheduled to dismiss at their normal times with normal transportation service, the district said.
The Central Bucks School Board has adopted a resolution in support of proposed state legislation that would ban cellphones.
Due to weather conditions, the district's schools and offices will operate on a delayed opening.
The competition offered construction management students the opportunity to present their work before national industry leaders.
The district said it is aware of the plans and is preparing for the possibility by implementing additional safety and security measures.
School was closed on Monday, Feb. 23, for a flexible learning day following an overnight snowstorm.
All school activities are canceled, and all buildings will be closed on Monday, according to an announcement from the district.
Students will present a high-energy season of performances that showcase creativity, teamwork, and musical talent.
The event will offer mental health resources, community connections, and a featured presentation at CB South High School.
The team topped 41 other teams to win not only a national title for CB East, but the district's first-ever national cheer championship.
The student-planned and run fair will again showcase Delval's rich agricultural heritage while offering a weekend filled with family fun
The CB West student "was deeply supported and cared for" by the West community, said Interim Superintendent Dr. Charles Malone.
Learning will take place at home on Tuesday while schools and buildings will be closed and all after school activities are canceled.
Massive winter storm blankets Bucks County with snow, sleet, and freezing rain.
Here's how the school district is preparing its staff and students for a potential disruption to the school schedule next week.
The district said all procedures are designed to prioritize student safety, privacy, and well-being, while ensuring compliance with the law.
The district's stakeholders are encouraged to attend and share their thoughts during three public forums scheduled this week.
All three of the district's high schools have made Niche's top 100 list for best schools for sports.
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