Get PW Ice Hockey apparel or money off your registration fee if you sign up by June 17, 2023.

Students entering grades 8-12 are invited to learn more about the marching band May 25 or June 8. Parents/guardians can also attend an informational meeting May 25. 

Click through for PWHS Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Cheerleading, Basketball, and Baseball sports camp information — plus links to a variety of sports and non-sports community-based summer programs.

Students in grades 8-10 can explore culinary arts, automotive technology, or computer networking. To register, click here.

Community Give Back program partnership with Main Line Junk allows you to get rid of your unwanted items while giving back to Colonial.

Get a jump on springtime allergies! If your child needs to take allergy medication at school, please be sure to send in the medication and a completed Medication Dispensing form.

Scan the bar code or register your Weis Rewards card online and earn money for CMS just for doing your regular food shopping.

Buy Box Tops products and scan your receipt.

Read article for information about what can be done when bullying is witnessed or experienced at school.

Congratulations to the PW Softball and Baseball teams who start state playoffs on Monday, June 5! PW Baseball away against Father Judge at 4 p.m. and PW Softball away against Hazelton at 5 p.m. Go, Colonials! Click through for tickets! 

Gov. Shapiro visited Colonial Elementary School on June 1 to highlight the importance of continuing the universal free breakfast program.

Student athletes take time off the field to serve the community.

Guest presenters from SEEN: Spellers Empowering Education for Nonspeakers shared videos and used letterboards to spell answers to questions from second graders.

The varsity cheerleader is looking forward to competing at the Division I collegiate level.

The group won Best Marketing, Best Sound, Best Small Ensemble, and Best Ensemble for their spring musical Urinetown.

The Colonial Middle School eighth grader wrote an essay that won second place in the 2023 Ben Strauss Youth Program Middle School Teen Essay Contest through the Cancer Support Community Greater Philadelphia.

The School Board approved the calendar change since not all the built-in inclement weather days were used this year.

A speech pathologist for Colonial, Ms. Conway was recognized for her work as an advocate for people living with autoimmune and anti-inflammatory arthritis-type diseases. Read about it in this spotlight by PWHS senior Katie Parris.

Officers from the Conshohocken Police Department shared bike safety tips and helped guide students through an obstacle course.