Tuesday, March 12, 2013
The district's academic calendar as well as several trips and future assemblies are scheduled to be discussed Tuesday evening.
The Centennial School Board will meet this evening at 7 p.m. in the board meeting room of the Johnsville Administration Building, 433 Centennial Road, in Warminster. There are several items up for discussion on the meeting agenda, including the consideration of the district calendar for the 2013-14 academic year. Can't make the meeting? As always, the district invites those who are unable to attend to watch the proceedings broadcast live on public access television or over the Internet via the district’s website.
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Friday, January 4, 2013
Make Patch part of your New Year's resolution. There are so many ways to engage and interact with our site, but here are 10 to get you started.
Want a New Year's resolution that will be easy to keep? Resolve to participate more on Upper Southampton Patch. Upper Southampton Patch tries to keep you in the loop on local news, events and more. In 2013, you'll see and hear even more from us as we work to make our site even more engaging and interactive for users. The opportunities to comment on stories, share opinions, post photos and announcements and add events to the community calendar are still available, and through the use of these and other features we hope our site will strengthen this community. With that being said, here are 10 ways you can use Upper Southampton Patch now and in 2013: Providing accurate, timely news about the community is on of our priorities here at Patch, …
Sunday, March 18, 2012
The mad rush to the end of the school year is about to begin.
When the kids said the PSSA exams were coming, the only appropriate reaction was dread. Not because of the tests, but because of what that signaled -- the beginning of the Spring Frenzy and the looming mad rush to the end of the school year. As we transition out of a mild winter, everything begins to accelerate. Baseball and softball seasons begin, which means evenings and weekend wrapped up in practices and games. Every musical ensemble presses for more time in preparation for the year-ending concerts and there are spring field trips to consider. With an eighth grader in the house, there are also plans to be made for the middle school finale. All of these create a giant jumbled mess on the calendar and try as we might to control it, we …
