Pottstown School District

Time 2020-06-30 11:03:39

Web Name: Pottstown School District

WebSite: http://www.pottstownschools.org

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Summer Chromebook Acceptance Form(This form is required to be signed electronically for all students who wish to keep their Chromebook over the summer.) Not sure about in person class this year? Let Pottstown Virtual Academy be your answer -Pottstown School District offersflexible learning through ourVirtual Academy to support families who require non-traditional schooling options in the comfort of theirown home, for many reasons, including safety concerns for Covid 19.Pleaseclick here to fill out our interest form and click here for the brochure to learn more about our virtual program. PHS Pottstown High School750N.Washington St.Pottstown, PA 19464 (610) 970-6700 PMS Pottstown Middle School600 N. Franklin St.Pottstown, PA 19464 (610) 970-6665 Barth Barth Elementary School467 W. Walnut St.Pottstown, PA 19464 610) 970-6676 Franklin Franklin Elementary School970 N. Franklin St.Pottstown, PA 19464 (610) 970-6641 Lincoln Lincoln Elementary School461 N. York St. Pottstown, PA 19464 (610) 970-6646 Rupert Rupert Elementary School1230 South St.Pottstown, PA 19464(610) 970-6661 North End North End Early Learning Center940 N Franklin St.Pottstown, PA 19464(610) 718-8635 VAL PSD Virtual and AlternativeLearning Academies(610) 970-6615 Eight members of the Pottstown School Board have signed a letter calling for Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale to voluntarily resign his post as commissioner. The board members join other local councils and boards calling for the resignation following Gale s controversial remarks about protest calling for racial justice.CLICK HERE TO READ THE SIGNED LETTER. Read More. This year the PHS Troiad dedication was a first of a kind virtual event. The yearbook staff had 2020 vision in their selecting an honoree who is a leader in and out of the classroom and has given us many reasons to say Proud to be from Pottstown. Congratulations to Mr. Robert Decker. Thanks to Mrs. Beth Yoder and her student staff for another fine addition to our 140 year history. Hope you enjoy the video. CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO. Read More. It is here! Pottstown High School s 140th Commencement Ceremony. We are thankful that during this time, we were able to recognize the hard work and achievements of every senior by giving them each a personal ceremony with family by their side.Thank you to principal Mrs. McCoy and her staff for giving the Class of 2020 a lifetime of memories. Special thanks to Emily Overdorf our Social Media Specialist for the filming,editing and producing of this very special event. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO Video Includes: The school district plans to use three classrooms at the Edgewood building to provide educational services for special education students fourth through seventh grade.The change will give students quality services while reducing tuition and transportation costs.CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE. Read More. Pottstown School District commemorates Juneteenth as a significant date in our nation’s history. Click the link below to learn more about Juneteenth. https://nmaahc.si.edu/events/juneteenthCLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT JUNETEENTH Read More. Pottstown High School Principal Ms. Danielle McCoy announced the Class of 2020 top academic students during the 140th commencement program. Winni Weng, who will be attending Emory University majoring in biochemistry on a pre med track to become a neurologist, was recognized as the Valedictorian. She is proof that the combination of academics and co-curricular activities leads to success. In addition to being a standout classroom student her list of activities included ;lacrosse, cross country, field hockey, National Honor Society vice president, dual enrollment student at MCCC with the early college program, student government, interact club,and Pottstown hospital volunteer. David Hicks was named the class Salutatorian.He will be a cadet at the United States Naval Academy. His career goal is to become a naval aviator. Read More. PHS student Darren Groff helped PA Secretary of Education Pedro Rivera in congratulating the Class of 2020 You may remember Darren made the news last week for his efforts to make face masks which he donated to childcare workers. See him at 1:15 in the video Class of 2020 memories for a lifetime. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VIDEO Read More. PHS Class of 2020 Valedictorian Winni Weng is another example of the powerhouse combination of academics and athletics. She followed in her coach s footsteps and did her one better.Read her story here. Read More. Congratulations to Pottstown Middle School student,Colin Plank,who performs with the 7/8 band He successfully completed the Zeswitz Challenge for the month of May. Zeswitz, a local music vendor, challenged instrumental music students to submit videos of them performing their instrument once a week throughout the month. Students received individualized notes/feedback from the Zeswitz Education Team. Nice work Colin. Hard Work Pays Off. Read More. Rupert Elementary principal Matt Moyer announced the school s Engle Award honorees. The recognition goes to the 4th grade students with the highest academic grade point average.Hard work pays off. Building a solid foundation for future success. Read More. Teachers at Barth Elementary have not seen their students in person since schools statewide were closed on March13th. Teacher Ms.Jamie Stringer made this video to help teachers let their students know how much they are missed. Another example of the special people that give us reason to say Proud to be from Pottstown. Help share the news.CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO. Read More. Pottstown High School’s 2nd Annual in person Mini-THON to raise money with Four Diamonds to conquer childhood cancer was sidetracked when the event scheduled for March 13, 2020, only one day after Gov. Tom Wolf ordered the Stay-at-Home directive put it on hold. Student leaders Emily Weber, Alex Olvera, Faith Roach, Mackenzie Moser, and Jayniana Williams were not about to let a pandemic quarantine stop their efforts to help those in need. They went virtual with an 8-hour long dance marathon full of games, activities, music. Over 50 high school students signed up to participate in the Mini-THON. Top fundraisers were Faith and Jayden Roach with a total of $800! Part of a year long effort which included a Powderpuff Football game, restaurant night, and bake sales they raised $6,783.85 .All money raised is donated to Four Diamond who funds family care, specialty care providers, and cancer research to children and families battling any form of childhood cancer. Student organizer Emily Weber speaking for the students and sponsor high school teacher Vickie McShea said ,we are proud of PHS students who are so willing to give of themselves to help those in need. We may never meet any of them but we will have helped make their world a better place to live in. We at PHS are proud partners in the fight with Four Diamonds. Read More. Thanks to all of the parents who organized the car drive by parade and to all the teachers and community members who supported the celebration for the PHS Class of 2020. Over 100 cars along with fire vehicles traveled a route past each of our elementary schools. The driveway between the middle and high school was lined with pictured yard signs of each of the seniors.Teachers shot a video saying personal words of praise and encouragement for each senior, it will be posted when complete. Another show of love and support for the Class of 2020, and another reason to say Proud to be from Pottstown. Share the news. Read More. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video

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