Pottstown School District

Lincoln Elementary second graders Paid a visit to Morris Arboretum where they learned some valuable lessons and enjoyed the atmosphere of an outdoor classroom.

Susan Gross, a teaching assistant at Pottstown School District North End Learning Center has authored her second children’s inspirational book in memory of her 30 year-old son, James, who tragically lost his life in a motorcycle accident while traveling around the world as an engineer building rocket tubes for SpaceX.

Thanks to a generous donation from the PHS class of 1963 graduating seniors from the auto technology program will receive a jumpstart on their careers.

Students from Pottstown High School Health Occupation program paid a visit to Barth Elementary to give a hands-on lesson on the proper way to wash hands as part of a healthy living lifestyle.

Jasheel Brown Pottstown High School class of 2013 has pursued success at every level. As a PHS Trojan he was a district champion wrestler, member of the Reading Olympics, Key Club and Student Government, He was an advanced placement student and was even eighth grade spelling bee champion.

Please join us in recognizing Pottstown School District Superintendent Stephen Rodriguez 3,000th day serving students, staff and community.

Players from the Pottstown Middle sSchool football team along with members of the JYA Club team enjoyed an afternoon of behind-the-scenes private tour of Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles. 

As  a member of the Pottstown High School Girls Tennis team sophomore Ashlyn Pulinka Is gaining valuable on court experience.

Pottstown High School Senior Taylor Maguire lives up to the belief of “every second counts“. 

Thanks to a donation of student and teacher school supplies Pottstown Rupert Elementary school students will get the year off to a healthy start. 

Congratulations to our PHS Trojan Golfers and coach Fox for their 264-266 victory over Pottsgrove. The win is the first for our program since 2020 when the program was on hiatus.

They were provided by Tri County Toyota and the Kids in Need Foundation.

The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is a state- and federally-funded health insurance program that provides health insurance coverage to all children who meet eligibility guidelines and are residents of Pennsylvania. 

With the start of a new school year the Pottstown chapter of NAACP is on the road again with their first delivery of over 500 elementary age reading books for our students to take home and add to their personal reading library.