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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...
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...
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...
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 … Read more...
Thanks to Colin Rooney, a Pennsbury alumnus and store manager of the Starbucks of Oxford Oaks in Lower Makefield Township (by Kohl’s), Pennsbury student work is proudly on display there throughout the holiday season.
The artwork was created by students enrolled in the MOST program. MOST, which stands … Read more...
Three Quakertown Community School District students are among a small group of 10 from Bucks County to win the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce 2020 Young Citizen Award.
Strayer Middle School seventh-grader Alivia Remick and Quakertown Community High School seniors Mason Smith and Raymond Slifer each received the honor. The … Read more...
On Wednesday afternoon and evening, High School Band teacher Frank Parker’s eyes were glued to his television at the shocking visions of a mob violently taking over the Capitol. The next morning, as his Wind Symphony class began, he asked students if there was anything they’d like to talk about.… Read more...
Have fun exploring our campus and 22 programs using our interactive Map https://viewer.mapme.com/virtualtourmbitcampus! Visit https://www.mbit.org/domain/16 for information on our application process and to access the 2021–2022 Program of Studies! #career #CTEWorks… Read more...
In the beginning of the 2019–2020 academic year, the Special Education Division of the Bucks County Intermediate Unit was awarded a generous $10,000 grant from Foundations Community Partnership to be used towards programs supporting the development of fine motor skill in students. Fine motor skills involve the use of the … Read more...
Last week, Principal Dr. Jennifer Bubser found herself stopping to read student-made posters of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that adorned Strayer Middle School.
The artwork, compliments of Strayer’s National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), included six 24-page collaborative posters to create awareness and encourage service on Monday’s MLK… Read more...
This holiday season, Neshaminy School District is very proud that artwork created by our talented students was chosen to be represented in the White House Christmas displays in Washington D.C. The theme for 2020 was “America Celebrates,” and the decorations appeared on trees on the Ellipse inside President’s Park as … Read more...
We are proud of ALL of our students in the Centennial School District for their resilience and moving forward during these difficult times. Check out the video below of local landmarks created by Mr. Deissler’s STEM middle school students. The future is truly bright!
Quakertown Elementary School held a food drive called Bring Color to Our Community that allowed students to be creative. Each grade received a color of the rainbow and had a goal of finding food of that color.
If the box of macaroni, for example, was blue that worked for the … Read more...
This past Wednesday was Armstrong Middle School’s 2020 Hour Of Code. Students were given the option of choosing from 23 hour-long sessions that were run concurrently three times for each grade level. The sessions were run by the Tiger Techs and students from the Armstrong News Network. Students who completed … Read more...
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday on Jan. 18th was the 26th anniversary of the national Day of Service that celebrates the civil rights leader’s life and legacy. On this school holiday, all ten Pennsbury School District elementary schools marked the fourth annual collaborative Day of Service. Fifth … Read more...
Truman High School Senior, Josh Rosenthal, is interning for Communications Solutions this year. As a part of his internship, he is developing and hosting, Tiger Talk, a monthly podcast on Spotify. Josh talks with administrators, teachers and students about trending topics in the district. Josh is gaining valuable work experience … Read more...
THANK YOU to all of our generous supporters! Because of YOU we raised $4634 for Klinger’s Farmers Market!!!! This is the highest amount of donations we have ever received for a #givingtuesday campaign!!! We asked our community for help and the response was incredibly overwhelming 
We are so proud that … Read more...
