Our son and two nephews went through the Pennsbury schools and graduated from Pennsbury High…read moreSchool. We now have two nieces in Pennsbury. The quality of education in this district is excellent. Schools and facilities range from very good to excellent, somewhat dependent on age. Overall, Pennsbury is one of the best K-12 school districts in the country IMHO.

School please teach kids more about creativity and talk more about what entrepreneurs do when you…read moretalk about being a doctor, attorney, teacher, etc. l good professions. Just asking you to add it your list. Please encourage our kids to so more of what they like not what they don't like.

We can't imagine our child elsewhere. Our daughter comes home eager to share what she's learning,…read morewhether it's a history project, a science experiment, or the beauty of a poem. The Charlotte Mason approach is transformative: she is developing habits of attention and self-discipline, and contemplates the created world with a sense of wonder. We love that Wilberforce is as committed to shaping character as it is to shaping minds. The teachers know our child and care for her not only as a student, but as a person. They celebrate her strengths, gently guide her through struggles, and encourage her to see learning as a lifelong pursuit. It's the kind of education I wish I had. We've felt so welcomed into the community of families who share our values and genuinely care for one another. As Catholics, we've felt fully at home, living our faith in step with the magisterium while also enriched by the perspectives of Protestant and Orthodox families here. Deo gratias! Thank you, TWS!

Classical Christian school Teachers and staffers are very…read morekind and nice. We are like co-parenting for our children to do their best in the school not only academically but also their spiritual growth. Highly recommended

Princeton Friends School is a community of learners who work together to create an environment…read morewhere individuals feel supported, welcome, and included, where adults often learn from the students, and all feel engaged in the learning process. As a small school, every member of the community gets to know one another, and mixed-age groupings for events and some classes are the norm. Social and emotional well-being is something the staff take seriously and constantly review and address. PFS believes in the importance of outdoor learning, and often students can be found studying microbiology in a local stream, finding writing inspiration among the trees, and gaining confidence in themselves when working in the garden or exploring the woods. Teachers respect the authenticity and agency of each student, and encourage and empower them accordingly. I have worked at PFS for four years as a teacher and within the administrative team, and my sense is that the teachers who choose to be here do so because they truly care about the other members of the community, and enjoy the daily challenge of helping one another be our best selves. We seek to discover and nurture the joy in learning and in contributing to a community of folks who care for one another. Diverse learners are welcome at PFS and teachers and staff work hard to 'meet them where they are' while encouraging growth and student ownership of their learning. Students who need extra support at PFS are evaluated, and given accommodations in class and supported by a student study team. Families are encouraged to be active partners in the students' learning, and are welcomed regularly on campus for events. Teachers are in regular communication with families through student advisory teams, and there are many opportunities to connect through the Family Association.

My daughters attend/ attended this school. Simply the best!read more

During my two-year stint at school, I had the privilege of being taught by some amazing teachers…read more Every week or two, we had a drop period which was filled with fun activities such as movies. The events organized by the school during that time were truly amazing and enjoyable.

This is the location of Holland Middle School, a part of the Council Rock School District. While my…read moreson is not a student here, he does play basketball as part of the Council Rock Basketball Association. The 7th grade teams play here on weekends. The facility is large enough for two full courts, and it is used morning 'til late afternoon on Sundays to fit in all the teams playing in this age bracket. Like most public schools in the lower grades, it lacks bleachers. Parents stand/sit around the edge of the courts to watch their kids play. The referees are local people trained in wearing black and white stripes and a whistle. They do an excellent job keeping the games under control, especially given the reality that most of these boys and not yet developed into skilled athletes. They don't call every foul or violation, because the game would never be completed it they did that. They let the game go and try to allow everyone to have fun while they compete. Thanks to all the volunteers who coach, keep time and score, and maintain the facilities for the rest of us. Kudos to the parents for coming out and letting their kids play the game without parental interference. It is good to see everyone again this season.