Centennial Wants Feedback on Communication Strategy

School administrators want to know how the public feels about the district's communication methods and ways to improve it.

MLK Essay Contest Deadline is Jan. 31; $300 in Prizes to be Awarded

United Way of Bucks County is hosting their fourth annual Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest for students in Bucks County.

BCCC Closes Campus Early, Postpones Walk-In Registration

The deadline for online registration has also been extended to 11 p.m. on Wednesday.

Volunteers Sought for Centennial Communication Commitee

The committee will meet monthly to exchange ideas and provide suggestions for ensuring that the Centennial community is well-informed.

Volunteers Sought for Centennial Communication Commitee

The committee will meet monthly to exchange ideas and provide suggestions for ensuring that the Centennial community is well-informed.

$1.75 Million Capital Campaign Begins for Nativity Parish Center

Officials from Nativity of Our Lord have plans to build a community center and gymnasium on the school grounds.

On the Air at Nativity of Our Lord

The Tiger News Network is a student-run program that is broadcast to the Nativity classrooms.

Centennial Puts Hart Elementary on the Market

The building that nobody wants has been placed on the open market by the Centennial School District.

Snow Day! Centennial Schools Closed on Friday

There will be no school on the Centennial School District on Friday, Jan. 3.

Reports: PSU Coach Bill O’Brien Leaving for the Texans?

Penn State football coach Bill O’Brien is on the short list for the Houston Texans' top spot, according to multiple reports.

Which Local College President is Best Compensated?

The Chronicle of Higher Education released its annual study on compensations for presidents at private colleges.

McDonald Elementary Opens, Superintendent Change: Top 2013 School News

The opening of the brand new McDonald Elementary and the promotion of Dr. Joyce Mundy to Centennial Superintendent topped school news in 2013.

BCCC Holding Two Admissions Information Sessions in January

The sessions are scheduled for Jan 3 and 8 at the Newtown Campus.

Centennial Schools Upgrade Security System

Starting next Thursday, visitors to Centennial schools will need to present state-issued identification, which will be scanned and checked against an FBI database of sex offenders.

Bucks County Community College Closed Tuesday

Day and evening classes are cancelled.

Centennial Schools Opening Two Hours Late

Archbishop Wood has also been delayed by two hours as buses wait for the roads to clear up.

BCCC Accepting Applications for Provost

The provost serves as the chief academic officer for the college and is responsible for educational policy and academic programs.

A Taste of Pilgrim Life at McDonald Elementary

Social studies teachers at McDonald Elementary created a mock pilgrim encampment to give students a look at early colonial life.

Bucks County Native Selected as Rhodes Scholar

Alexander G. Wang of Doylestown is one of 32 Rhodes Scholars selected from throughout the country.

Classes Will Resume at Tennent Thursday

A mechanical problem caused a pressure drop in the natural gas system. Evening activities at the high school remain canceled.

Klinger Students Honor Veterans with Annual Ceremony

Friday morning's ceremony at Klinger Middle School honored veterans from all branches of the military.

Willow Dale Teachers 'Shave' the Day for Sick Student

The money raised during the month of "Movember" will benefit the family of Rialee Jacoby, a Warminster girl battling bone cancer.

Nominations Accepted for Bucks County Teacher of the Year

The winning teacher and school will each receive a $1,000 donation. The competition is open to kindergarten through 12th grade educators.

Tennent Hosts Second Annual Financial Reality Fair

Representatives from TruMark Financial and the Pennsylvania Credit Union Association gave juniors and seniors a taste of what the real world has in store for their wallets.

Today's College Grads Won't Be Able to Retire Until They're 73

Student loan debt likely will force today's college grads to work longer.

Tennent Veterans Needed for Memorial Wall Re-dedication

The Veterans Wall was placed into storage during the new high school's construction. The alumni association is ready to re-dedicate the memorial on Nov. 11.

Bucks County Teens Start Annual Seat Belt Challenge

TMA Bucks uses the annual contest to promote seatbelt usage amongst young drivers across Bucks County.

Klinger Adds a Little Spice to Music Lesson

Centennial's Spanish Department organized a special demonstration of Flamenco music for eighth graders and high school students Friday morning.

Annual Woman's Scholarship Tea is Thursday

The sixth annual event benefits women students from Bucks County Community College who support at least one child while seeking a higher education.

Warminster Mom Honored by Tennent 'Teal Out' Friday

The community is invited to Friday night's football game to celebrate the memory of Anna Perks and her inspirational fight against cervical cancer.

Climate Change the Subject of Special Program at BCCC

The presentation, called "Climate Reality: 2013 Update," is free and open to the public.

Centennial Hires District Safety Director

Jeffry Cochran was appointed the district's Safe School Coordinator during the Oct. 8 school board meeting.

Six Wood Students Receive Scholarships

The selected students will receive $2,000 each year they attend the Catholic high school.

Centennial Cancels Monday's After School Activities

Severe rain and thunderstorms prompted the district to cancel all afternoon and evening activities.

BCCC Hosting College Fair Thursday

The fair, for college bound students and their parents, will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the college's Newtown Campus.

Centennial Officially Opens New McDonald School

Students, parents and community members toured the new building before the dedication ceremony Monday night.

St. John's Welcomes New Pre-K Director

The Hatboro-based pre-school has been readying 3- and 4-year-olds for kindergarten for more than 40 years.

How Gun Rights Commenters Chased a Superintendent Out of His Job

Two weeks of criticism from gun proponents preceded the surprise announcement that an eastern Pa. school superintendent plans to retire.

Dedication Ceremony Scheduled for New McDonald Elementary

McDonald is the last of the three new elementary schools to open, completing a district-wide consolidation project.

Great Back to School Breakfast Ideas for Kids

Help your little one get a good start to the day with these easy-to-make, healthy morning meals.