On January 24 the school is inviting families to meet teachers, students, and learn about its programs.
The 12-hour dance marathon will benefit pediatric cancer.
The globetrotting junior plans to pursue a career in human rights.
On January 11, banners celebrating all the Phantoms championship sports teams will be hung in the district gym.
If the district wants to improve its financial outlook, it would be wise to target local students who are enrolled in charter schools, a citizen committee advised.
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Tight End/Linbacker Ryan Pannella was named first team on both sides of the ball.
Phoenixville students Shawna Moore, Kyle Kobilka, Alex Montiero, and Bryan Furr excelled in the December 1 competition.
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The following incidents were reported by Phoenixville, East Pikeland, and state police.
Exelon Power will donate 1,000 coats to needy kids across southeastern PA.
After almost three years, and the services of an independent mediator, the school district and the PAEA are still struggling to find common ground on a new contract.
Gould said coming to terms with the teachers union and resolving the ongoing East Pikeland Elementary conflict will be priorities.
PAHS students were honored for their work on the student newspaper and in the classroom.
The students comes from all over the county.
The high school was one of just 539 to be recognized as an AP District of the Year.
“If you really love what you do, you will never work a day in your life,” Dr. Louis Beccaria told the group.
The board approved the proposal of an independent mediator by a 6-3 vote.
The curtain opens on November 30.
A prize of $300 will go to the top collector.
Both the Phoenixville Area School District and its teachers union rejected the deal. Here's what was in it.
By a 6-2 vote, the board passed on the advice of the independent mediator it requested.
The district and the charter announced Monday afternoon that none of its schools will be open on October 30.
In an editorial, the paper called the superintendent's decision "reasoned and reasonable."
The retired MLB slugger and 22 other men and women were inducted in a Saturday ceremony.
There are no details yet on the allegations against Troy Czukoski.
For two weeks, the charter will hold a haunted house at the commons.
Eight will be interviewed at an October 11 special meeting.
Jacob Kevra traveled to the Caribbean nation last spring.