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PennDOT applauds students, bus drivers from across the state during National Bus Safety Week
HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — PennDOT and state police recognized students and bus drivers from across Pennsylvania in Hershey on Wednesday as part of National School Bus Safety Week. Nine students representing six counties won the statewide school bus poster contest, while three drivers were victorious in the driver safety competition. This year’s National School Bus […]
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Alvernia Honors Community Leaders, Alumni at Annual President’s Dinner
READING, PA (10/15/2026) Alvernia University bestowed five of its prestigious awards on alumni, a community organization, and community leaders at the university’s annual President’s Dinner at the DoubleTree by Hilton Reading. “Tonight is a celebration of the individuals and partnerships whose generosity, leadership, and commitment to service continue...
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Palmyra school board considers various proposed policy changes
This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. The Palmyra school board conducted first readings for various proposed district board policy changes during a Thursday, Oct. 15, meeting. The first readings were held for additions or revisions in policies concerning health examinations/screenings, school...
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Warwick School Board offers update on future of principal who left a facility dog to die in hot car
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RSD Athletics Department Announces Three Nights of Middle School Sports Appreciation
Reading, PA: The Reading School District Athletics Department is proud to continue its annual tradition of recognizing and celebrating middle school student-athletes through its Middle School Sports Appreciation Nights, scheduled for October 21–23, 2026. This three-day celebration highlights the dedication, hard work, sportsmanship, and accomplishments of the district’s middle...
Lebanon Daily News
Roof leaks affect Northside Elementary students; repairs underway
Roof leaks at Northside Elementary disrupted classes for at least two dozen students over the past few weeks, prompting Palmyra Area School District officials to move instruction from several affected classrooms during initial repairs. Over the last two weeks more than 24 students have been directly impacted by a roof leak at Northside Elementary. The leaks have included a first grade classroom, downstairs STEM classroom, a Learning Support classroom that was directly above the STEM room. In a message Monday, Oct. 19, school officials stated the received the results of air quality testing, which confirmed that the areas are appropriate for normal use. But the overall cause of the leaks at the Northside Elementary School are still being addressed. The leaks have been identified as roof-related by the district’s maintenance department, according to communications media coordinator Casey Keshner. Palmyra crews along with a roofing contractor have been evaluating the affected areas and completing repairs as concerns have been identified. "At this time, the District does not believe this represents a broader, unidentified issue within the building," Keshner said in an email to the Lebanon Daily News. "The roof is a known maintenance concern, and the District has been actively working
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1866 Giving Challenge opens for donations at KU
Red and green student self-portraits found in Sharadin Arts Building (Photo Gallery) The official student newspaper of Kutztown University. The KU Foundation’s 1866 Giving Challenge officially opened for donations today Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 7 a.m. and will continue through Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 2:06 p.m. The mission of...
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French Highschool students travel to Pylesville
Sixteen French high school students visited North Harford High School as part of an international trip. The group from Lycée Vauban of Northern France began their trip in New York City on October 7, where the students spent four days before traveling to Maryland. On Saturday, October 10, the 16 students, accompanied by three teacher chaperones, arrived at Aberdeen, MD train station, where their host families were waiting to greet them. “I was very excited to meet my host family and of course discover the food the United States has to offer,” shared Senior Sohane Pauchet, regarding what she anticipated the most. “I was looking forward to just America in general. Especially New York City, because it’s a big city that is just like the movies,” Senior Romane Gitton adds.
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After Joppatowne High gun arrest, parents still don't know if student will return
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Nearly a month after a 15-year-old was arrested with a loaded handgun at Joppatowne High School, parents and students still don’t know whether the student will return to class. Harford County Public Schools says state and federal student privacy laws prevent it from discussing discipline...