Pottstown School District

Trojan Proud of the members of our Trojan Man Club and their mentor Mr. Dave Woodley for their outstanding dedication to community advocacy and social awareness. Throughout the school year, our mascot group has championed crucial causes that touch the lives of many in our community, including cancer awareness initiatives, pediatric cancer research, and mental health advocacy campaigns. Trojan Man is about more than school spirit, at PHS it is about standing up for critical causes. Read this edition of THE WOODLEY REPORT and you will know why we say, proud to be from Pottstown. 

Coach Rose shares another example of Hard Work Pays Off.On Friday October 2nd 2026, Pottstown Middle School 8th grader Nora Zuniga won first place in the Arcola XC Invitational 3,000 meter race.

Our Pottstown High School students recently took part of a Teen Town Hall Meeting organized by Children First at the YWCA Tri-County Area this past Wednesday. 

Preparing each student by name for success at every level isn't just our mission—it’s what happens inside our classrooms and co-curricular programs every single day.

Preparing each student by name for success at every level isn't just our mission—it’s what happens inside our classrooms every single day. Living Our Mission will be a series showcasing how each of our school buildings brings this commitment to life. This week we traveled with Mr. Bachman's Middle School students to see our Montco 360 partnership with Montgomery County Community College in action.

Preparing each student by name for success at every level isn't just our mission—it’s what happens inside our classrooms every single day.

On September 12, the Trojan Man 5K team—consisting of Zach Waters, Royer Rodriguez, David Pinos-Castillo, and Oliver Pineda-Penate—traveled to Grings Mill Park for the NAMI Berks "It's Okay To Not Be Okay" 5K. 

From superintendent to staff to the students everyone plays a role in the district mission to prepare each student, by name, for success at every level. 

Preparing each student by name for success at every level isn't just our mission—it’s what happens inside our classrooms every single day. 

Trojan Proud of the student athletes on the PHS Girls Soccer Team. They came up with a big win over Bonner.

Trojan Proud of 2024 Pottstown High School graduate Layla Bearden, who is making major waves in higher education and technology.

Trojan Proud of PHS teacher Jennifer Mohr, recipient of the Superintendent Award, which was presented at a recent school board meeting.

Congratulations to Rupert Elementary students and staff for being recognized by the Pottstown Regional Community Foundation with the Wellness Achievement Award. This recognition honors outstanding efforts to promote and support physical, mental, and social emotional health for students and staff throughout the 2025-26 school year.