Pottstown School District

Jim Rodgers, Pottstown’s first Black police chief, dies at 89

Khalid Mumin even talked a bit to the Pottstown children about fair school funding.

Trojan proud, 2010 PHS grad, Courtney Mckain Snyder, as the video editor at ESPN, she has received two Emmy awards, recognizing her excellence as a video editor.

Thanks to an anonymous donor and a strong partnership between the school district and the local chapter of the NAACP, hundreds of students now have reading books that they can take home and keep for a personal library.

Students at Lincoln Elementary school learned that following the school's merit rules can earn them a schoolwide science assembly.  

Congratulations to the members of our middle school Reading Olympics team for their recent success in the county competition. Combining their reading and comprehension skills with teamwork, they placed second in the competition that involved three rounds of rapid fire questions testing the recall and comprehension abilities of students.  

PHS 2024 Italy Tour.

Congratulations to the students that represented Pottstown at the Montgomery County Reading Olympics competition.

.Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, in collaboration with the Friends of Hopewell Furnace, is accepting essay submissions for inclusion in this year’s Independence Day programming at the park on July 4th. Students in Grades 6 – 12 attending school within the boundaries of local school districts of Antietam, Boyertown, Coatesville, Daniel Boone, Downingtown, Exeter, Governor Mifflin, Oley Valley, Owen J Roberts, Phoenixville, Pottsgrove, Pottstown, Reading, Spring-Ford, Twin Valley, and Wyomissing are encouraged to participate

Congratulations to PHS Healthcare Technology students who represented Pottstown at the Health Occupations Students of America ( HOSA ) State Leadership Conference and competition this past week in Lancaster, PA.

Congratulations to the student athletes of our boys and girls track teams and their coaches. This past weekend they took part in the Phoenixville Classic along with 25 other teams. He are some of the highlights in the report from coach Glenn : Congratulations to all the medalists! Here's the breakdown: Girls Shot: Ashley Weller - 2nd Place with a distance of 31 feet 8 inches. Nyel Thompson - 4th Place with a distance of 30 feet. 4x100 Relay: The girls' team achieved 5th place with a time of 55.27 seconds. 4x200 Relay: The girls' team secured 4th place with a time of 1 minute and 59.04 seconds. Boys 110 Hurdles: Tyrese Washington clinched 1st Place with a time of 14.81 seconds. High Jump: Dillon Mayes achieved 5th Place, clearing a height of 5 feet 8 inches. Boys 4x100 Relay: The boys' team took 3rd place with a time of 46.52 seconds. Fantastic performances by all the athletes!

hat would you do if you heard a knock at the front door and saw your teachers and principal at the door.

Trojan Proud of our Winter sports student athletes.They have made every second count and their hard work has paid off.

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Thanks to our high school and middle choirs there was music in the halls of the State Capital in Harrisburg.