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The boys' 200 Medley Relay, 200 Freestyle Relay, and divers Jed and Austin Alderfer also competed at the event.
Expect to see construction vehicles and other work taking place on campus this spring as the building is renovated to accommodate more students.
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Class of 2022's Andrew Salkin raised money for this year's PW MiniTHON through a sports trading card event for kids.
Springtime allergies are beginning to flare up. Check out these recommendations from the school nurses!
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Adyanta Anand and Alex Babka are among 15,000 students nationally to receive this elite distinction.
Covers government benefits, estate planning, and funding strategies for families of a loved one with a disability.
Since November, the CSDEF and the Pupil Services department have distributed $3,375 in grocery store gift cards.
Two PWHS teams placed first in their division at regionals. CMS placed third, just missing the cutoff for states.
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Congratulations to the three PWHS contestants: Wai Lin, Andrew Walters, and gold medal winner Julia Stanczak.
The PW Jazz band worked with composer Andrew Neu and UArts professor/saxophonist Mark Allen.
Colonial Middle School artists were honored to have their work showcased in the PAEA Youth Art Month online gallery.
Cafeterias tout "Surf’s Up with School Breakfast" and encourage families to take advantage of daily free breakfast.
The Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce recognized Samantha Coke, Ciara Frederic, and Ronald Keene for their outstanding academic achievements.
You might say everyone had their heads in the game on March 1 during an all-school parade to show off their creative caps.
High school students taking the Water Education Training class helped Colonial Elementary School students learn to swim and be safe in the water.
A tour of the historical landmark in Plymouth Meeting was arranged as part of the study of "A Village Remembered" and Black History Month.
Now in its seventh year, Unity Day is celebrated across the district through walks, guest speakers, and special projects.