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The energy at Camp Rock on day one was incredible! Smiles were everywhere as campers caught up with old friends and started building new friendships. We can`t wait to see what the rest of the session brings!
William Penn School District representatives, alongside students and school board directors from Upper Darby, Chester Upland, and Philadelphia school districts, visited Harrisburg on June 24th to advocate for equitable public school funding. Organized by Children First PA, the delegation met with local elected officials at the Capitol to discuss critical funding concerns and seek answers regarding the future of Pennsylvania`s public education. Their unified voices emphasized the urgent need for fair funding to support all students, especially as the William Penn School District prepares for its special budget vote on Monday, June 30, at 6:30 p.m.
Pick up the June 25th edition of Town Talk to get the annual list of the Penn Wood High School Top Ten graduates and the complete list of graduates on Commencement Day. Then, on Thursday, June 26th, the @delcotimes will include the ad. 🎓🎉
Congratulations to all of the graduates!
🎓 Congratulations to the Penn Wood High School Class of 2025!
The Penn Wood High School community gathered at Neumann University on Wednesday, June 18, to celebrate the Class of 2025. The arena was filled with energy, excitement, and pride as students walked across the stage, marking the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.
The graduating class demonstrated perseverance, resilience, and growth throughout their journey. As these young adults move forward, whether to college, the workforce, the military, or other pursuits, they carry with them the values and strength instilled during their time at the William Penn School District.
The entire community celebrates this milestone and looks forward to the bright futures that lie ahead.
Once a Patriot, always a Patriot, and always Penn Wood Proud! ❤️💙
#PWClassOf2025 #PennWoodProud #Commencement2025
Penn Wood High School Class of 2025 headed to Neumann University for the Commencement Ceremony! #PennWoodProud
Penn Wood High School Fun Day!
June 17, 2025 🎉
As the Penn Wood HS Class of 2025 had their final graduation rehearsal in the gym earlier today, the 10th and 11th grade students participated in a Fun Day! There were lots of inflatables, carnival games, rock climbing, a pickup soccer match, music, and more for students to enjoy to celebrate the last day of school. It was a great day!
Tune in to the PWHS graduation livestream from Neumann University beginning at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 18th: http://www.neumann.edu/live
Congrats to all our graduates! We are #PennWoodProud of you!
Penn Wood Middle School was filled with pride and excitement on Monday, June 16, as the community came together for the Move-Up Ceremony.
The gymnasium was packed with families, friends, and staff to celebrate the scholars as they were recognized for their achievements in academics, athletics, and the arts, a true showcase of their talent, dedication, and growth.
Congrats to the rising ninth-grade students!
🎓 Congratulations to the incredible 6th graders of Colwyn Elementary!
On June 12, the school community came together to celebrate a milestone moment. Surrounded by cheering loved ones, students walked with pride, ready to embrace new opportunities ahead. Mayor Maurice J. Clark, Jr. was also in attendance to show his support for the students and their achievements.
It was a day to remember at East Lansdowne Elementary!
On June 13, the Class of 2031 was celebrated in a moving 6th-grade move-up ceremony filled with proud moments and heartfelt applause. Family, friends, and staff showed up in full support as students took their next big step forward.
Students received awards and certificates, recognizing their hard work and accomplishments. The ceremony ended with a heartfelt slideshow capturing the memories of their final year at East Lansdowne.
The future is bright for 6th-grade students at Evans Elementary!
On June 13, families and friends proudly gathered to celebrate the Class of 2031 as they marked the end of their elementary school journey. The ceremony was filled with joy, pride, and plenty of smiles as students prepared for the next step, middle school.