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Today’s Career and Technical Centers (CTCs) operate as a school of choice designed for students who are seeking to enhance their educational program with a highly relevant career and technical experience connected directly to the real world of business and industry. Over 400 business and industry advisors review and update … Read more...
The 622 square mile area of Bucks County is a particularly warm and welcoming place with rolling hills, working farms, and picturesque towns. Visitors in search of historical or artistic treasures, charming accommodations, and eclectic shops will find that Bucks County offers it all and is conveniently located 25 miles … Read more...
Bucks County is comprised of 13 school districts, supporting more than 96,000 students in over 270 schools. With over 9,000 educators, these school districts all work diligently to provide exceptional educational opportunities to the children they serve. Click on each districts to learn more about the advancements and news happening
The Bucks County Intermediate Unit (Bucks IU) was established in 1971 by the Pennsylvania General Assembly to operate as a regional educational service agency providing cost‐effective, management‐efficient programs to the public and private K‐12 schools, school districts, and community of Bucks County. Today, they continue to fulfill their mission … Read more...
Students at Tawanka Elementary School in Feasterville have been sampling a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables thanks to a partnership between physical education teacher Bob Wright and the Giant Food Store in Feasterville. Each month the students will receive a sample of a different fruit or vegetable — starting … Read more...
Jonathan Klass, Senior Vice President of Customers Bank present a donation of $15,000 to the Council Rock Education Foundation (CREF) in support of K — 12 district‐wide S.T.E.A.M. initiatives not covered by the annual school budget. This donation will fund innovative projects that help Council Rock students strengthen … Read more...
The Bucks County Intermediate Unit (Bucks IU) was proud to host the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) for a roundtable discussion regarding their award to the Bucks IU of a PAsmart Advancing Grant. This grant, for $412,656, is for the creation of a Mobile Fab (Fabrication) … Read more...
DOW Scientists volunteered to form an advisory panel for Keystone Elementary 5th graders. Ms. Jahani’s class is competing in the We are Innovators Project Based Learning Competition. www.we.org Students research real world problems and solutions. Students presented their projects as DOW scientists provided feedback.… Read more...
The 76th annual Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) regional competition was held at Cecelia Snyder Middle School on Saturday, February 23, 2019. Over 350 students from Philadelphia and Bucks County presented their independent scientific research to professional scientists and educators in this regional fair. Students had their … Read more...
The Army Field Band will perform the “The Army Story.” Since 1775, the Army has been an integral part of our nation’s journey, through times of struggle and innovation. The Army Story brings audience members the music that has had a large impact on American culture and the perception of … Read more...
What if … you’re a teacher in the hallway and you hear something that sounds like glass breaking.? What do you do?
What if … you’re a school nurse and you hear students running down a hallway shouting? What do you do?
What if … you’re a cafeteria worker and … Read more...
The Bucks County Intermediate Unit (Bucks IU), an educational service agency supporting the schools of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has been awarded state grant funding to support the creation of new computer science and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) initiatives in the county. The grant funding, totaling more than … Read more...
During the month of February, Bristol Township School District rolled out the Safe 2 Say Program. Parents and community members were provide information and posters were displayed throughout each school. The Safe 2 Say program is an anonymous tip line for teachers, students, parent and community members to report safety … Read more...
Nearly 400 students, teachers, parents, community members, administrators, and invited guests attended Superintendent Dr. John Kopicki’s inaugural “Celebration of Our Schools” event.
Held at CB South High School, the event kicked off with a showcase of instructioal technology and student art in the South auditorium lobby. More than 183 individual … Read more...
On January 26, 2019, 17 of 21 students from retired Neshaminy School District teacher Harry Myrga’s 1972–1973 sixth‐grade class at Everitt Elementary School returned to the area for a reunion held at the Attleboro Community in Langhorne. They came from as far away as Washington state, Arizona, Texas and Israel. … Read more...
