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York Catholic boys cruise past Dock Mennonite in PIAA 1A first round
Joe Nattans will take his starting lineup against any team in the state. The York Catholic coach has never doubted his players. Not when they played in the SCAC tournament final, not when they won their first District 3 title since 2011 and not Tuesday night against Dock Mennonite in the PIAA Class 1A first round. “When you get to this point in the season, every team’s good,” Nattans said. “But I told them I’d put our 11 up against anybody. We’re playing with confidence, but we’re also playing with understanding that we have to have our best game every time.” The Fighting Irish delivered on that expectation from Nattans in a 5-1 win over Dock Mennonite on Tuesday night. Russell Young led with two goals, and Landon Baker had two assists to push the Fighting Irish to their first trip to the PIAA quarterfinals since 2019. Week 12 SCAC Football Preview: Win or go home: Week 12's District 3 football previews for SCAC teams SCAC Football All-Stars: SCAC football coaches reveal 2026 all-stars, postseason awards It didn’t take long for the Irish to establish themselves. Young took the ball himself and scored in the fourth minute of regulation. The
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Camden Schools Aim to Cut Chronic Absenteeism in Half by 2027 With Home-Visit Push
Camden City School District — Subject of Attendance-Reduction Plan. Camden City School District has set a goal of cutting its chronic absenteeism rate in half by June 2027, with officials pointing to transportation troubles, housing instability, health problems and bullying as key reasons students are missing class. The district says 2,310 students were chronically absent, and its rate for the 2025–26 school year was 49 percent.