The event will feature industry talks, trade show booths highlighting AM hardware, software, and services, and a design showcase.
Given annually, the award recognizes a kindergarten to eighth grade teacher for leadership and innovation in Earth science education.
The festival will feature performances by some of the best high school groups in the area and an internationally known group.
Bucks County 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders can submit three poems for the chance to win a cash prize.
The Council Rock School District has announced a 2-hour delayed opening on Wednesday.
The play explores the huge responsibility faced by 12 people as they consider the guilt or innocence of a young man accused of murder.
Schools and offices will be closed throughout the district due to a forecast of wintry weather while students attend remotely.
Development of curriculum, schedule, and staffing plans are underway across the school district in preparation.
His teaching career began in 1981 at Bucks County Community College as a part-time instructor and eventually became a full professor.
The award is presented to leaders who have demonstrated outstanding commitment and service to nondiscrimination.
School board members voted to stay within the Act 1 index set by the Pennsylvania Department of Education for the upcoming year.
The Public Safety Training & Certification Department recognized more than 120 volunteer firefighters who completed national certification.
The exam assesses a candidate's nursing competence to determine if they can practice as an entry-level nurse.
Board members Ed Tate and Yota Palli take on the roles of president and vice president for the coming year.
The transformative project will create a new learning space that will feature a nursing simulation corridor, biotechnology labs, and more.
The Bucks County Community College students volunteered their time and energy to support a variety of organizations in and around Bucks.
The university will use the funding to renovate its Newtown West building located at 33 Campus Drive in Newtown.
During a campus tour, prospective students and their guests will experience Bucks County Community College firsthand.
Niche gives the Newtown-based district an A; ranks it 37th in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and second in Bucks.
Students to camp out at their school while accepting donations of non-perishable food from the community
About 95 percent of the semifinalists are expected to attain finalist standing, and about half of the finalists will win a scholarship.
Bucks students who earn an associate degree in business can now seamlessly transfer into one of five different business majors at Jefferson.
North's tennis team captain organizes weekend event to raise funds for student mental health.
The funds will enhance programs and provide a more financially equitable experience for every George School student, said the school.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
The Bucks Laureate Program is one of the oldest in the country. It also holds a High School Poet Contest every spring.
Parents in the Newtown area can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.
The spending plan allocates more than $1 million in new positions, sets money aside for full-day kindergarten and future capital projects.
According to the administration, the program will cost the average district taxpayer $36 more a year to pay for new teachers, other expenses
During a virtual information session, students and parents can learn about the art disciplines available at the college.
The program enables students to explore their interests and experience learning beyond the classroom.
In a tradition that began during COVID, members of the Council Rock North senior class rode through town in the lead-up to graduation day.
This year’s outing promises to be a memorable experience, featuring a day of golf, engaging on-course games, and networking opportunities.
The winner distinguished herself in a large field of applicants as someone who will make a difference in the transportation field.
Using the proven behavioral threat assessment process can and will only do one thing – help make schools safer.
Why join YOBC? Students join YOBC because they love music and want to play challenging and exciting repertoire with other young musicians.
The survey will collect feedback to help guide the district’s decision-making on the topic of full-day kindergarten.
The medical center commissioned the mural in celebration of its 50th year of serving the Bucks County community.
During ceremonies, the college will confer more than 980 degrees and certificates to its Class of 2024, including 537 May graduates.
Recipients are chosen from a talent pool of more than 15,000 outstanding finalists in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program.