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The Penn Wood High School Home and School Association hosted bake sale on Election Day. They were set up just outside the gymnasium, giving voters a sweet decision to make after casting their ballots. Proceeds benefit the Home and School Association, so stop by, grab a treat, and support our school community! 🍰🧁🍪
Students and staff at Penn Wood High School participated in a fun-themed day on Friday, the last day of their Halloween Spirit Week. The theme was soccer moms vs. BBQ dads, which made for some funny moments and good laughs!
During halftime of the season’s last home game on Saturday, October 19, Penn Wood High School football proudly recognized four outstanding individuals for their service and contributions to our community.
WPSD Employee: Angelic Buchanan, a United States Navy Veteran and Petty Officer Third Class, who served as a Gas Turbine System Technician (Mechanical).
Penn Wood Football Family Member: Master Sergeant Earnest Tymes, E8 airborne infantry, a dedicated member of our football family.
Community Member: Yeadon Chief of Police Henry Giammarco, whose commitment to community safety and service is unwavering.
Chester Upland School District Representative: Principal Lamonte Popley, a leader and role model in education.
Thank you to these incredible individuals for their dedication and sacrifice. Your service inspires us all, and we’re grateful to have you as part of our extended Penn Wood community!
Thanks to @yeadonfireco_16 for their support of the Truck or Treat event at W.B. Evans Elementary School on October 23rd. Everyone loved seeing Gritty, getting some treats, and touring the fire truck! 🎃🚒🍭🍬
A wonderful time was had by all at the @evans_elementary Trunk or Treat on October 23rd! Thanks to all of the families and staff who distributed candy from their cars to our students and neighbors. It was a blast!
Penn Wood High School students were able to meet with Tara from @setonhilluniversity today. Check in with the guidance department about college visits, and be sure to attend the College Fair on Thursday, October 24th in the HS gym.
Red Ribbon Week kicked off on October 21 in the William Penn School District with fun theme days celebrating positivity and healthy choices. At Aldan Elementary, students and staff showed off their team spirit in jerseys and favorite team shirts, while Penn Wood Middle School wore red to promote a drug-free lifestyle. Since 1988, @redribboncampaign has united communities nationwide to inspire safe choices and brighter futures. Let’s keep the energy going all week long!
Monday, October 21st is the final day to register for the upcoming election. If you are eligible, don’t miss your chance! The Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council (SSAC) has been working hard to spread the word and encourage their classmates turning 18 on or before November 5th to register. Visit vote.pa.gov for more information.
On October 3rd, the SSAC met with Crystal Winterbottom, Chief Clerk of Voter Registration for the @delcocouncil, Shakira Hansley Ellerson, J.D., Policy and Advocacy Coalition Director for @casayouthadvocates,and Elijah Neal from @payouthvote. These guests shared valuable information about the voter registration process and the importance of youth participation in elections.
With over 100 Penn Wood High School seniors eligible to vote, SSAC held registration drives during recent lunch periods and at the homecoming football game.
After the Class of 2025 Town Hall on October 17th, eligible student voters stayed to hear a video message from Superintendent Dr. Eric Becoats and had a chance to complete their registration forms, if needed.
The SSAC`s efforts are helping to ensure that students are ready to make their voices heard in the upcoming election and beyond. Great work!
Ms. Grunt`s Art 2 & 3 class students have been working on sketching houses near Penn Wood High School. Today was a beautiful fall day to be outside! 🍁🍂🎨#artclass #studentartwork #WPSDart #lansdowne
Members of the HR team participated in #wearpinkday to show support for breast cancer awareness. 🩷