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Lebanon Daily News

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Pa. high school football scores, Lebanon County live updates from Week 12

The second week of the District 3 playoffs have arrived, and three Lebanon County football teams remain in contention for a district title. Before kickoff, check out reporter Zavier Gussett's game preview for Annville-Cleona, Northern Lebanon and Cedar Crest. Follow live scores below for all the District 3 games on Friday, Nov. 13. Check back as games go final for recaps and photos. Watch PIAA playoffs on NFHS Network District 3 playoffs scores, updates from Week 12 of Pa. high school football .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } .scorestream-widget-container iframe {height:100%;} Lebanon County high school football: Week 12 scores Class 3A semifinal Schuylkill Valley at Annville-Cleona Class 5A quarterfinal Northern Lebanon at Hanover Class 6A quarterfinal Manheim Township at Cedar Crest This article originally appeared on Lebanon Daily News: Pa. high school football scores, Lebanon County live updates from Week 12 Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid support from a third party, however our editorial decisions remain independent. If you buy through our links, the USA TODAY Network may earn a commission. Prices and availability may change.

Lebanon County, PA · 6h

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Haverford’s unique school spirit

Athletics are a major part of Haverford’s community, and nothing is more representative of that than raw student engagement. Nearly every week, sporting events draw dozens, sometimes hundreds of students cheering on their peers. But at what point does cheering go too far?. For many students, athletic school spirit...

Haverford, PA · 2d
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Spotlight PA

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Albright to eliminate 20 programs and about a third of its faculty amid low enrollment, strained finances

READING — Albright College is eliminating 20 academic programs and 17 faculty positions as it continues to grapple with dwindling enrollment, financial challenges, and new federal policies for student loan funding. Students and faculty at the private liberal arts school expected the Board of Trustees to make a final...

Reading, PA · 8h
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Men's Lacrosse Inks 10 on National Signing Day

VILLANOVA, Pa. – National Signing Day brings about a good deal of new blood for Villanova men's lacrosse as 10 newcomers pledged to the Wildcats on Wednesday. The signing class consists of two attackmen, three midfielders (one an SSDM), three poles (one primarily an LSM), a faceoff specialist and a goalkeeper, all of whom will join the 'Cats for the 2028 campaign and beyond.

Villanova, PA · 1d
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Delaware Online | The News Journal

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Tornado and hail storm, school fire cause, Biden at UD

TGIF, Delaware. Well, that was some wild weather yesterday … ☁️ Tornado confirmed in New Castle County after storm rips through state . So what’s next after thunder, a tornado and hail? Break out that puffy coat: Expect cloudy with some showers and a high of … wait for it … 46 degrees. Fluorescent lighting failure caused elementary school fire in Milford The Oct. 25 fire at Lulu M. Ross Elementary School in Milford was caused by the failure of fluorescent lighting inside a display case, the state fire marshal's office announced Nov. 12. The fire has been ruled accidental, Assistant State Fire Marshal Scott Bullock said. The fire happened on a Saturday, with the alarm going off around 4:15 a.m. It occurred in the school's Kent wing, damaging the lobby, library, front office and classrooms in the Kent and New Castle hallways, district officials said. Learn more here Do you remember Cloud 9? The 234 Rehoboth Ave. building that housed Cloud 9 restaurant and bar in the late 1990s and early 2000s has been demolished. What did you love about Cloud 9? Do you have special memories? Funny anecdotes? Photos? We'd love to hear/see them. Email smcnaught@gannett.com. Thanksgiving is

Delaware · 1d

Cecil Whig

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High school graduations will remain at the Bob Carpenter Center

ELKTON — Cecil County Public Schools will once again hold its graduation ceremonies at the Bob Carpenter Center in Newark, Del. Two members of the Cecil County School Board voted against it Wednesday evening, but were outvoted with a 3-2 nod in favor of spending $58,590 to rent the Bob Carpenter Center for the 2027 graduations. Joe Ferdinando and Brian Hampton — this was Hampton’s final meeting — voted against the expense, with Hampton noting that coming budget cuts from the state means CCPS might need those funds elsewhere, including a shortage of teacher assistants in kindergarten classes. (Sheila Tome defeated Hampton for the District 4 seat. Hawley decided not to seek re-election. Grant Handley won her seat. Joe Ferdinando and challenger Dominick Mannella are separated by less than 2 percentage points. That race will be determined by a final tally with all ballots counted sometime Friday according to Gary Holmes, chief of the Cecil County Board of Elections) Superintendent Jeffrey Lawson said the individual schools budget about $7,000 on average for the ceremony regardless, so having it off site only adds about $20,000 to the CCPS budget. “Already on the budget doesn’t mean it should be spent,” Ferdinando said.

Cecil County, MD · 1d

Lebanon Daily News

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Lebanon school officials hear feedback on possible withdrawal from CTC

Lebanon School District officials said a majority of survey respondents support a proposed in-house career and technical education program as school board members consider a potential withdrawal from the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center . During the school board's committee of the whole meeting Nov. 9, officials reported the findings of public feedback about potential plans for developing an in-house career and technology education program (CTE). Throughout October, Lebanon district officials hosted three forums to get public feedback while they consider exiting the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center (CTC). In addition to the public forums, Lebanon Superintendent Nicole Malinoski said school officials met with Lebanon High School faculty, hosted a district focus group in September and met with 41 high school students currently enrolled in the CTC. "Our goal as an administrative team is that every student leaves enrolled, enlisted, or employed in a career that they love, and our students and community are at the heart of this decision that we are making," she said to school board members. "We truly want to make the best decision for the students and the families that we serve." The Lebanon Daily News reported that the public forums had low

Lebanon, PA · 3d

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Wilson West Lawn Football Prepares for Quarterfinals Clash with Harrisburg

WHITFIELD, Pa. - Wilson West Lawn (4) will face Harrisburg (5) in the district football quarterfinals on Friday. Wilson's defense has allowed just 13 points per game this season, and are looking to slow down the Cougars. "Definitely our mentality is win or go home so we just got to...

Harrisburg, PA · 23h

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MT Football Edges Out Hempfield on Senior Night

A football team’s student section isn’t always about everyone who comes at kickoff. It’s about who sticks around and stays loud even when the going gets tough. By the apex of the fourth quarter action on Friday, Oct. 30, there were barely enough students left to fill two rows of seating. Still, the student section was rowdier and prouder than it was at full capacity, as the Manheim Township Blue Streaks (9-1, 5-1 in conference) defeated the Hempfield Knights (5-5, 2-4 in conference) by a score of 20-19.

Manheim, PA · 23h

PennLive.com

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Ephrata at Northern District 3 football quarterfinal game to stream live on PennLive

A year after winning just one game, Northern closed out this season having rattled off nine straight wins. That 9-1 record was good enough to earn the second seed in the District 3 Class 5A playoffs. There, its biggest test of the turnaround comes in a quarterfinal matchup with No. 7 Ephrata.

Ephrata, PA · 2d

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FOOTBALL: The Inter-AC Championship Will Come Down to a Meeting Between 4-0 Teams, While a Major Coaching Milestone at Episcopal Academy are the Headliners This Week

INTER-AC PICK-SIX: THE LEAGUE TITLE WILL COME DOWN TO A SHOWDOWN BETWEEN SPRINGSIDE CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY AND MALVERN PREP. A MILESTONE WIN FOR EPISCOPAL ACADEMY’S TODD FAIRLIE. A BIG EFFORT BY HAVERFORD SCHOOL’S SENSATIONAL SOPHOMORE RUNNING BACK. PENN CHARTER AND GERMANTOWN ACADEMY READY TO RESUME A HISTORIC RIVALRY.

Newtown Square, PA · 1d

LehighValleyLive.com

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PIAA 6A girls volleyball first round photos: Conestoga at Liberty, Nov. 11, 2026

Liberty hosted Conestoga in a girls volleyball state playoff contest on Wednesday night.

Bethlehem, PA · 2d

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Hill School Drill Alarm Prompts Local Chatboard Concern

POTTSTOWN PA – A practice drill, which apparently was to have been limited to occupants of buildings at The Hill School, 860 Beech St., became a minor public worry Tuesday (Nov. 10, 2026). The drill caught the attention of members of the Central Pottstown and High/Rosedale online communities in...

Pottstown, PA · 2d

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Upland Country Day School: Chester County Roots, Finnish Hockey Traditions

Independent thinking is encouraged at Upland Country Day School in Chester County. So is playing ice hockey in Finland. The nonsectarian day school was founded in 1948 by a group of mothers focused on independent thinking and collaborative learning, according to Spanish teacher Sylvia Barreiro, who spoke about the school’s origins at a community meeting in November 2007.

Chester County, PA · 2d

VISTA.Today

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Ursinus College Secures More Than $10 Million in Projected Support for Student Scholarships

As Ursinus College prepares to select its milestone 10th cohort of Abele Scholars, the college and the Abele Family Foundation are beginning a new chapter in their partnership. Building on its longstanding support, which enabled Ursinus to launch the Abele Scholars Program in 2018, the foundation — established by Will...

Collegeville, PA · 1d

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Prepping for Preps '26-27: Great Valley (Girls)

(Ed. Note: This story is part of CoBL’s “Prepping for Preps” series, which will take a look at many of the top high school programs in the region as part of our 2026-27 season preview coverage. The complete list of schools previewed thus far can be found here.)

Malvern, PA · 1d

BUCKSCO.Today

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Penn State Lehigh Valley Offers Opportunity to Earn Two Degrees in Five Years — Including an MBA at Undergraduate Tuition Rates

Through its Integrated Undergraduate-Graduate program, known as IUG, qualified students can earn a Bachelor of Science in Business from Penn State Lehigh Valley and a Master of Business Administration from Penn State Great Valley in as little as five years. Students begin MBA coursework while completing their undergraduate studies, with credits counting toward both degrees.

Malvern, PA · 1d

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Harford Schools Pitch $28.6M Plan for Weapons Detectors and HVAC, Ditch Track Fixes

Harford County Public Schools officials have put forward a $28.6 million capital request that would pay for new weapons detectors and long-needed HVAC fixes across the district, while pushing track repairs at two high schools down the priority list. The county Board of Education is scheduled to vote on the request on Nov. 23.

Harford County, MD · 1d

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Medical health internships available for rising seniors

Students who are interested in the medical field have many pathways they can take in order to get to their end goal. One of the ways available to high school rising seniors is the Medical Health Professions Senior-only program partnership between BCTC, Reading Hospital Tower Health, and Penn State Berks. Mrs. Del Conte’s presentation on information about these programs states that they have “College-level education, training as a health care professional, and job Shadow experiences.” Some of these programs start at the beginning of the summer for those who want to get a head start, or students can start in the fall or spring semester. At Penn State Berks: there are Introduction to Bioethics, Chemistry Theory, and Chemistry Lab. At Reading Hospital School of Health Science: Medical Terminology, Anatomy & Diseases, Healthcare Systems, Trends, Professions, Technology, Ethics, healthcare skills – vital signs, isolation procedures, breath and bowel sounds, Basic Life Support for Healthcare Provider, and First Aid Certifications.

Reading, PA · 1d