The 5-year agreement would include a $90,000 raise for the district's superintendent of schools.
'Disheartening and unacceptable': Central Bucks Superintendent responds to recent teacher misconduct incidents.
Jackson Manning and Anna Shea Safran to represent the Philadelphia region in the National High School Musical Awards on Monday.
The increase equates to an additional $141 in property taxes for homes assessed at $40,000.
The Foundations scholarships recognize students who best demonstrated a commitment to community service.
The Seal of Biliteracy is given to students who attain intermediate-high proficiency or higher in English and one or more world languages.
The Promising Young Writers Program represents NCTE’s commitment to early and continuing work in the development of writing.
A hide tumbler is a device that is used to process bird skins by tumbling them in sawdust to soften, dry the hides for further processing.
Intermediate Unit recognizes Bucks County government officials for providing mentorship opportunities.
The Central Bucks High School East technology ed department received a $500 grant from TMA Bucks and the PSA will air on Comcast network.
The program provides week-long career enrichment opportunities for students entering 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th grades.
Lorelai Smiley, a dental occupations student from Central Bucks West, is one of only three recipients of the award from across the state.
The student award recognizes Samantha's outstanding achievements and potential as a future leader in the industry.
Policy 109.2, adopted by the school board last year, restricts books containing explicit and inexplicit sexual content and nudity.
Each of the winners receive a $2,500 scholarship from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Patch is asking candidates in contested races to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Republican Aarati Martino shares her ideas.
"White Out" game against Wilson High School to raise funds for pancreatic cancer research at Penn.
The administration is also recommending a full-day kindergarten program and a grade level realignment of the entire school district.
The meeting will provide the community with an update regarding available options, recommendations for action and a timeline of next steps.
While some are calling it "a million dollar PR stunt," others are commending it for its defense of the school board majority.
School board releases findings of $1 million internal investigative report into alleged wrongdoing by the district.
Dr. Gale comes to MBIT from Central Bucks High School South where he served as the house principal for the past eight years.
26 competitors from MBIT participated, earning 15 medals including three gold medals
In his suit, he said the district responded by suspending him in May and informing him that his employment status was under review.
Board schedules special meeting to formally accept a report from its special counsel regarding the complaint.
The goal of the meeting is to provide the community with an update regarding available options, recommendations for action and a timeline.
Borough council joins mayor in urging that Central Bucks revisits recommendation to close Linden Elementary School.
Parents, neighbors and graduates plead with borough to join them in opposing any move to close the borough elementary school.
The borough's Community and Governmental Affairs Committee is scheduled to discuss the school at its meeting Monday night.
In letter to the community, Lucabaugh writes, "We need to replace condemnation and accusation with openness and inquiry."
Supporters showed up en masse to council’s monthly meeting to ask the borough to consider a resolution opposing school closure.
Athletes are partnering with CB Farmer's Market at Barclay to collect food for the area's needy families.
The district will recognize its first group of recipients during May award ceremonies this spring.
A hearing is scheduled for April 14 at the Bucks County Justice Center in Doylestown.
More than 800 graduates added their names to an open letter to the school board criticizing its recent actions.
24 seniors competed for more than $1 million in scholarships and prize; Middle Bucks Institute of Technology claimed first prize.
A panel of experts will discuss what school boards do, how they are elected and how the actions of boards affect all community members.
Lining the hallways of their school, the students cheered as box after box of cereal fell, creating a major domino effect.
School district, Devine+Partners cite targeted threats and harassment from the community as the reason.
The award is given monthly to youth who exemplify developmental assets proven to be instrumental in promoting positive adolescent behavior.