The district said it is actively working to engage external consultants with expertise in special education program management.
The program currently serves approximately 362 children and their families across Bucks County and employs 85 staff members.
Their leave is pending the outcome of an independent investigation into allegations of child abuse in a special education classroom.
These three outstanding Central Bucks students have been named winners of corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarships.
The three-day, student-run event was packed with agricultural learning and excitement, from goat snuggling to Farm Show milkshakes.
The investigation found that students in an autistic support classroom were subjected to abuse, neglect, restraints, and aversive treatment.
The announcement comes on the heels of an investigation by Disability Rights PA into alleged student abuse at Jamison Elementary last fall.
Both performances will be held in the Life Sciences Building auditorium on Delaware Valley University's main campus in Doylestown.
Borough asks district to abandon any plans to close Linden and to ensure that both Linden and Doyle remain open at their current sites.
New this year are camps focusing on the science of spaceflight and pet care, the problem-solving challenges of Engineering Minds and others.
The grants from the Central Bucks Education Foundation will support innovative educational projects across the district.
Her story, “In the Bleak Midwinter,” follows a protagonist caught in a blizzard who struggles with a lack of self-worth.
The teams, including 17 individual riders, will represent DelVal Equestrian for the opportunity to be named National Champions.
If approved by the school board, Dr. Helen Sclama Zaleski will oversee the district's elementary education program.
The district will be transitioning the position from the Bucks County Sheriff's Department to the Central Bucks Regional Police Department.
Mount St. Mary's senior R. Ford Rubel will spend the summer of 2025 fully immersed in studying Japanese in Okayama, Japan.
The school district has postponed a decision on the future of Linden, Kutz and Doyle until late summer or early fall.
The public is invited to compete for ribbons in a variety of categories, including apiary, cooking and baking, homegrown produce, and more.
Open to parents, guardians and caregivers, the film will be shown at the Lenape Middle School in Doylestown.
The scholarship provides $1,000 to a college-bound senior from CB East, CB South or CB West who exemplifies Corinne’s spirit and passion.
During the walk-in, teachers will gather before the school day begins, listen to remarks, and then walk into their schools together.
The debate offers an opportunity to convene citizens in a community conversation around a complex topic by facilitating information sharing.
24 area high school seniors put their automotive skills to the test in a hands‐on technician skills challenge.
The Springtown resident, who worked in the district for 35 years until her retirement in 2023, died when she was struck by a tree.
State Rep. Brian Munroe shares the Dr. Seuss classic, "Green Eggs and Ham," with kindergarten students at Butler Elementary.
This year marks the university's 75th consecutive year at the Philadelphia Flower Show, a tradition that began in 1950.
Each year, up to 161 students are named presidential scholars, one of the nation's highest honors for high school students.
Renovate or build a new school? The district has narrowed its options down to two for Doyle, Kutz and Linden elementary schools.
The Central Bucks School District has announced a 2-hour delayed opening on Wednesday.
Their achievements were celebrated at the February Executive Council meeting, where they were honored by MBIT.
The investigation is expected to take 2 to 3 months to complete and will include "everything from the beginning to where we are today."
Schools and offices will be closed throughout the district due to a forecast of wintry weather while students attend remotely.
Parents and students are reminded that all future snow days will be Flexible Instruction Days (FIDS) in the school district.
The board announced in January that it planned to engage an outside independent agency to conduct a review of child abuse allegations.
"The appointments of Chris Becker and Dr. Broc Sandelin reflect DelVal's leadership in agriculture and education," said Dr. Gloria Oikelome.
Tara BG Houser, who has overseen the district's business department for the past three years, will be leaving Central Bucks in June.
The district shared its guidance as reports of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents conducting operations are circulating.
At the meeting, administrators are expected to share information and gather feedback regarding the future of Doyle, Kutz and Linden.
The independent review will focus on 3 key areas: re-investigation, internal procedures and processes, and classroom safety.
Jim Pepper said the superintendent and two other administrators misled him over what happened to his son in a Jamison classroom.