Pottstown School District

When it comes to supporting worthy causes the student members of Pottstown High School’s Team Trojan Man along with their dedicated and inspirational leader, teacher Dave Woodley are willing to take on many challenges, including running with zombies.

A special thank you to Rupert Elementary 2nd grade teachers, Stacey Bauman, Kelsey Huitz and Molly Callaghan for organizing "Lunch With Someone Special" last week.

Getting up early to go to work or school can be a challenge for any of us. 

Recently Superintendent, Stephen Rodriguez shared his thoughts about the educational challenge of balancing tradition and technology.

Well, this post is not about the 1945 novel and it’s not about Brooklyn nor one tree.

PHS, College and Career Counselor Susan Pritt has been logging a lot of miles taking juniors and seniors on college campus tours. The road trips have included campus visits to West Chester University, Thaddeus, Stevens College of Technology, Millersville, Cheyney, Temple and Lehigh universities.

Pottstown High School grad, Aaron Laws, class of 2023 is well on the road to a successful future, presently attending  Montgomery County Community College majoring in mechanical engineering he is gaining valuable experience as an intern at Pottstown Dana Corporation.

Pottstown Trojan field hockey players from both the high school and middle school took a road trip to Kutztown University where they were able to watch a college game played at Andre Reed Stadium between Kutztown and Mansfield University.

The I Voted stickers that you customarily receive at the polling place will have a new bright look to them. 

If you’ve ever seen one of our district t-shirts, you know We believe Once a Trojan a Trojan Forever. Being teammates on a Trojan athletic team helps to build that strong sense of pride that carries from high school into the adult world.

Our community is fortunate to be home to the Pottstown Children’s Discovery Center, where there are an array of activities that give children an opportunity to create, explore, imagine, be encouraged and inspired.

The Pottstown School Board welcomed three new student representatives that bring a student voice to the district governing body. Superintendent Stephen Rodriguez said they bring enthusiasm and pride in school and community. Students took the oath of office administered by Justice of the Peace Palladino.

Congratulations to Mrs. Katina Bearden, school board president on being honored by the Pennsylvania School Boards Association (PSBA) with an Honor Roll Award celebrating ten years of dedicated service to students, staff and community. 

Young and old alike everyone was a big winner at Rupert Elementary Grandparent Book Bingo Night.

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