Pennsbury On Point

Pennsbury on Point is a weekly newsletter designed to keep the Pennsbury community up-to-date on district news, events, and information. The newsletter is emailed to families weekly and archived on the district's Public Relations webpage.

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All Schools & Offices will be closed this Monday, May 27, in honor of Memorial Day.

Look for the Pennsbury Long Orange Line High School Marching Band as they perform in the Fallsington Memorial Day Parade on Sunday (1:00 p.m.) and the Yardley Memorial Day Parade on Monday (11:00 a.m.).

• Affordable Connectivity Program - Bringing Affordable Internet to Families
• Confidential Residency Reporting Tip Line
• District Emails Archive
• E-Flyers
• Employment Opportunities at Pennsbury School District
• Part-Time Jobs for Students
• Pennsbury Parent Academy - Events & Recordings
• Pennsbury Sports Schedules
• PHS Project Updates
• Purchase a Pennsbury High School Yearbook
• Remote Learning Information
• Safe2Say - Anonymous Tip Line
• Senior Spotlight Submission Form - Class of 2024
• Special Education Advisory Council (SEPAC) - Events and Info

Pennsbury High School (PHS) hosted the 23rd annual Wall of Honor Ceremony on Friday, May 24, 2024. The proud Pennsbury tradition of honoring fallen American heroes with ties to the district is traditionally held the Friday before Memorial Day weekend.

The Pennsbury Wall of Honor lists 162 soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Fourteen of the names on the wall attended PHS. The remaining 148 soldiers are related to a student, current or former staff member. Two new names were added to the wall this year - Private Paul Wasyliszyn and Captain Robert W. Tibbetts, both of the United States Army. Private Wasyliszyn was the great uncle of current PHS students William (11th grade) and Shane Treiber (9th grade). He was killed in action in France while serving in World War II. Captain Tibbetts was the great-grandfather of current PHS freshman Jacob MacKinnon. He was killed in action when his plane was shot down in Assam, India, during World War II.

The ceremony began with the Posting of the Colors by the PHS Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) Cadets Owen Wood, Drac Gill, Dominic Ausevich, and Salem Stephenson. PHS sophomore Maddie Magee performed the Star-Spangled Banner and God Bless America. Lou Sudholz, PHS assistant principal, athletic director, and supervisor of physical education, welcomed guests, including local veterans, Gold Star families, Pennsbury students and staff, and community members.

“Today, we gather with solemn hearts and unified spirits to honor the great men and women who have laid down their lives in service to our nation. Memorial Day is more than a day of remembrance; it’s a testament to the courage, sacrifice, and enduring legacy of our fallen heroes. We are reminded of the profound debt we owe to those who fought to secure the freedoms we cherish. Their sacrifices remind us of the true cost of liberty and the enduring strength of the human spirit,” said Mr. Sudholz.

Senior Isabella Bush recited the opening Veterans prayer. PHS sophomore and JROTC Cadet Joseph Burcaw recited the poem "In Flanders Field" by John McRae, which pays tribute to the fallen heroes of World War I who lost their lives in Belgium and France. Freshman cadet Savannah Stevenson recited “A Daughter’s Thoughts,” a poem written by the daughter of a Vietnam veteran to her father. Senior Madison Klein, whose great-uncle was killed in Vietnam and is remembered on the Wall of Honor, read an excerpt from the Gettysburg Address. Noah Howington and Aidan Keesler, senior members of the PHS Marching Band, performed Echo Taps.

This year's guest speakers were 1968 Pennsbury High School graduates William J. Strickler and Sergeant Dennis Smith (retired) of the United States Air Force. Sergeant Smith, who served in Vietnam from 1971 to 1975, credited his experiences at Pennsbury with helping him prepare for basic training.

“It was a six-week course. It was tough. They marched you; they put you through all of these drills. One of the things that prepared me, and I thank Pennsbury, is that the Pennsbury High School Marching Band taught me how to march. I can honestly say that Pennsbury played a big role in getting me through basic training,” said Sergeant Smith.

Sergeant Smith added that the discipline he learned by being on the Pennsbury High School wrestling team also helped him through basic training.

“Mr. Kopack was the trainer, and his practices in that sweat room were a lot tougher than what we went through at basic training,” Sergeant Smith said with a laugh.

William Strickler is the executive producer of the award-winning short film She is 17 Again. The story is set against the backdrop of the Vietnam Wall and was inspired by his memories of Pennsbury High School.

‘Growing up in the 60s, I remember the days of Vietnam. I remember sitting in the auditorium and all my buddies listening to the draft number for each one of us. Mine was 182. I had a friend who was 366. I went to college, and that was my draft deferment, so I never fought in Vietnam. Others didn’t go to college, so they were drafted if they had a low draft number, or they enlisted because they may have felt that it was their duty to be a patriot and protect our freedom and the American Way,” said Stricker.

“Today and every day, I hope we remember as we walk past the Wall of Honor that behind each name is a real person that lived and was a part of the fabric of our school and our community. They walked the same hallways and sat in the same classrooms as you do today,” Strickler told the students in attendance.

Following Strickler’s remarks, the audience sat silently as they viewed a video featuring photos of the military members whose plaques are hung on the Wall of Honor. The video stood as a sobering reminder of their sacrifice.

Before the ceremony concluded, Aly McBryar, the lead advisor for the Pennsbury Wall of Honor, reflected on the importance of Memorial Day and Pennsbury’s Wall of Honor.

“Each year, the ceremony changes. New people are inducted, new families attend, and new friends are made. But some things never change. Our loved ones are still gone. We still mourn the loss of the lives they never lived and the dreams of what life would have been like with them beside us. Our families and our lives are incomplete and will never be the same. But what will be the same is that each year, we will be here to remember and honor their sacrifice so we can remain free. We will live our lives every day as if it is our last. Every day is a gift.”

Now in her 10th year as the lead advisor for the Wall of Honor, McBryar works closely with the Pennsbury Wall of Honor Foundation, a non-profit organization, to maintain the wall and foster an appreciation and respect for our nation's military. The wall is funded by public donations made to the foundation. A refresh of Pennsbury’s Wall of Honor is expected this summer. The public is always welcome to visit the wall. To make tour arrangements, please contact Aly McBryar at amcbryar@pennsburysd.org.

Pennsbury High School held its inaugural Culture Fair on May 23 as a vibrant celebration of diversity and unity. Organized by the PHS Building Equity Leadership Team, all students were invited to participate by creating display booths that showcased their family heritage and culture. Each student received a passport that they had stamped as they made their way through the event, learning about the unique cultural aspects of each country. Additionally, some presenters offered food representative of the various countries, adding a delicious touch to the cultural experience. The fair successfully fostered a sense of community and appreciation for the rich diversity within PHS.

A heartfelt ceremony took place at Pennsbury High School East on Monday, May 20, 2024, to unveil a memorial plaque honoring Joey Monaghan, a 2017 Pennsbury High School graduate and former captain of the PHS Boys Basketball team. Joey passed away in 2022 after a brief battle with a rare sarcoma.

Joey's mother Susan Duffy and his father, Joe Monaghan, unveiled the plaque along with PHS senior basketball players Connor Taddei and Teddy Mangan, the first two recipients of the Joey Monaghan 3-D Award, which celebrates Desire, Drive, and Determination—qualities Joey exemplified. Joey's siblings, Aidan Duffy and Brynn Duffy were also in attendance, along with Connor and Teddy's parents.

Upon graduating from Pennsbury High School Connor will continue his basketball career this fall at St. John Fisher University in Rochester, New York, where he will major in Athletic Performance. Teddy will pursue a degree in business while playing basketball at Penn State University Altoona.

PHS Boys Basketball coach Wes Emme led the dedication ceremony, emphasizing the impact Joey had on the team and the lasting legacy he leaves behind. The plaque serves as a tribute to Joey’s remarkable life and his enduring influence on the Pennsbury High School community.

Pictured above: Connor Taddei (left), Susan Duffy, Brynn Duffy, Aidan Duffy, Joe Monaghan, Teddy Mangan.

Saturday, May 18 was Armed Forces Day. To celebrate, Penn Valley Elementary School held an all-school assembly, led by fourth grade teacher Martin O'Donnell and organized by guidance counselor Arlene Johnson. Active and retired military members were invited as special guests to be honored at this event.

Students sang songs and shared interesting facts about the military and its different branches. Students and staff members that had a military family member in attendance presented their special person with a certificate of appreciation for all they have done and continue to do to keep our country safe.

This year, the Pennsbury Mini-Thon raised $37,827.39 in the fight against childhood cancer! Many thanks to all who donated, fundraised, and volunteered their time to this amazing effort!

Dr. Smith, Pennsbury Superintendent of Schools, also took part in the fun and volunteered to be pied in the face by one of the top fundraisers!

Four Diamonds Mini-THON® empowers K-12 students to raise funds and awareness to help conquer childhood cancer. Mini-THONs raise money for cancer care and research while having fun and learning work-ready skills. (Source)

Fifth-grade students at Afton Elementary School recently participated in an engaging and educational program conducted by the Pennsylvania Resources Council, focusing on watershed protection. Using an Enviroscape model, the students observed how water flows through our environment and how it can pick up pollutants along the way. This hands-on demonstration helped them understand the impact of pollution on water systems.

The students also explored water quality testing through the study of macroinvertebrates. They got up close and personal with preserved specimens, learning to identify various types of macroinvertebrates. This activity illustrated how these small creatures can indicate the health of a water body, as different species thrive in different water quality conditions.

Additionally, the presentation emphasized various strategies for protecting watersheds. The students learned about everyday actions they can take to minimize pollution and contribute to healthier water systems, such as properly disposing of pet waste and toxic household chemicals, conserving water wisely, capturing and reusing rainfall, and more.

This week, Pennsbury's talented music staff and dedicated alumni visited all ten elementary schools in the district to perform instrumental demonstrations for third-grade students. These sessions aimed to help the students decide which instrument they would like to pursue next school year. The group performed together and gave individual mini-performances, showcasing their instruments, how they are played, and the unique sounds they produce.

The students had a wonderful time, enthusiastically snapping and clapping along to the beat and singing along to familiar tunes.

A special thank you to the following Pennsbury staff members and alumni for organizing and performing these engaging sessions:

• Lisa Chippendale
• Felicia Hebenstreit
• Christina Dobson
• Nick Terramani
• Carly Sienko
• Spencer Randle
• Amanda Rearden (Alumni)
• John Westenberger
• Kevin Haugland
• Francis Carpino
• Evan Rondinelli
• Jordan Spivack (Alumni)
• Mark Capriotti
• Adam Pfannenstiel
• Ashley Parry (Alumni)
• Patrick Bailey

Check out the fun videos below to see students excitedly singing along to "We Don't Talk About Bruno" and "Baby Shark."

The 9th grade choir students at Pennsbury High School had the opportunity to perform "The Little Mermaid Jr." at Village Park Academy on Wednesday, May 22, delighting pre-k and kindergarten students from Penn Valley Elementary School and Village Park Academy. This enchanting performance was made possible thanks to a generous grant from the Pennsbury Education Foundation. The young audience was captivated by the talented singers and vibrant characters, creating a memorable experience for all involved. The students also gave a special performance last week for their families at Pennsbury High School West's Keller Hall.

On Thursday, May 23, Penn Valley Elementary School hosted its annual Art, SPARK, and Literacy Night, drawing a lively crowd of students, teachers, families, and community members.

Held in the school's gymnasium, hallways, and cafeteria, the event featured a vibrant showcase of student artwork, writing, and engineering/design projects. Attendees also enjoyed a tasty ice cream social.

Thank you to Art Teacher Karen Mummey, SPARK Teacher Anthony Fallacaro, and all of the classroom teachers, PTO members, friends, and volunteers for making this night a fantastic celebration of hard work, creativity, and learning.

Students enrolled in Pennsbury High School's MOST program recently participated in the annual Bucks County Intermediate Unit's Employability Expo. The IU partners with various businesses and agencies to provide students from across the county with the opportunity to partitipate in mock job interviews. Young adult learners participate in three interviews and attend breakout sessions about employability. At the conclusion of the interview, they receive feedback on their performance based on an established rubric and review their resumes. The young adult learners at the Employability Expo were supported by Mrs. Stephanie Rappin and MOST Job Coaches Kim Gail and Elizabeth Young.

Pennsbury's MOST Program is designed to support students with disabilities as they transition from secondary education to post-secondary life. It provides individualized instruction, vocational training, and community-based experiences to help students develop essential life skills and prepare for independent living and employment.

At Pennwood Middle School, 7th-grade students recently embarked on a journey through American history, delving into the intricacies of judicial proceedings through an engaging mock trial activity. Students assumed the roles of advocates, witnesses, and jury members, breathing life into pivotal moments from the nation's past.

Led by the vision of Mr. Rhoads and Mrs. Becknell, the auditorium stage transformed into a courtroom. From the impassioned pleas of attorneys to the compelling testimonies of witnesses, each student brought a unique flair to their role. Through roleplay, they not only embraced the essence of historical figures, but also gained a deeper understanding of the complexities of legal proceedings.

Congratulations to the students who earned accolades as the best advocates and witnesses in the trial: Marcella Allen, Keshav Kanubaddi, and Nadia Radzinski.

Pennsbury High School AP French students and their teachers, Madame Carroll and Madame Russo, visited Chez Alice French Bakery in Lambertville, New Jersey, on Tuesday, May 22. Students enjoyed French pastries, bread, and tea while learning about the origins of the tasty treats.

To enroll in AP French or any AP World Language class at Pennsbury High School, students must have successfully completed Level 4 Honors of the chosen language. AP World Language students work to obtain a strong command of grammar and vocabulary along with competence in listening, reading, speaking, and writing in the target language. The target language is used at all times in AP World Language classes.

Pennsbury Drama Troupe #830 attended a special matinee performance of Noises Off at the Bucks County Playhouse on Thursday, May 23. Noises Off is a hilarious farce about a theatre director and a troupe of mediocre actors as they blunder from a bad dress rehearsal to a spectacularly disastrous performance.

After the performance, the troupe was treated to a cast talk-back session where they got to ask questions about rehearsals and technique from an all-star studded cast including, Marilu Henner, Richard Kline, John Bolton, Jen Cody, Roe Hartrampf, John Patrick Hayden, Amanda Kristin Nichols, Barrett Riggins and Folami Williams. If you want to laugh hysterically - go see it!

On Wednesday, May 22, 3rd-grade students at Penn Valley Elementary School took a "field trip" to their school's backyard. Robin Moore - author, storyteller, and teacher - demonstrated a Tipi Raising with the help of the students. He also told stories, showed artifacts, and discussed the vast history of the tipi and its many uses. Students also created arrowhead necklaces in their classrooms.

The event is a hands-on living history project where students work as a team to erect a 16-foot Cheyenne Tipi. Robin compared and contrasted how the Lenape Native Americans who lived in Pennsylvania, and the Cheyenne Native Americans who lived in the high plains of the western United States, used the plants and animals in their environment to craft a life based on a respect for everything that is alive.

Robin Moore has been telling stories and conducting educational demonstrations for over 25 years. Nyla Houser, a member of the Pennsbury Arts Foundation (PAF), was also in attendance for this special day. This demonstration was made possible thanks to the generosity of the PAF.

• Yearbooks are $90 and available for purchase until 6/1/24 (while supplies last).

• Click this link to purchase!

• Pick up for seniors: Senior Picnic on June 6*

• Pick up for 9-11 grade: After school the week of June 10

*Limited copies will be available at the senior picnic for $85

On Monday, August 26, 2024, from 2:00 - 6:00 PM, Pennsbury School District will be hosting our annual Starting School “Write” open house at Village Park Elementary School. The school is located at 75 Unity Drive, Levittown. This is part of our "Returning to School with Equity in Mind" initiative. The goal is to help all children in our district have access to necessities in order to have a strong start to the school year.

All Pennsbury School District families who would benefit from assistance are invited to this event for FREE back-to-school haircuts by professional hairdressers and barbers, backpacks, lunch boxes, and other school supplies.

Community members can donate money or new school supplies to this great event to support our K-12 Pennsbury students. We believe that with the help of everyone in our community, we can show support for those most in need. Individuals interested in donating money should contact Keller Arnold from Pennsbury Kids at keller@pennsburykids.org.

Donation boxes will be located at each school through the end of the school year. Donations can also be delivered to Village Park Elementary School at 75 Unity Drive, Levittown. We will be collecting the following items:

Supplies needed: pencils pens, crayons, scissors, glue sticks, rulers, markers, pencil boxes, notebooks, loose leaf paper, highlighters, folders, binders, headphones/earbuds, TI84 Calculators, post-it notes, index cards (3X5)

We are also accepting new backpacks, drawstring bags, lunch boxes, reusable water bottles, new clothing, shoes (sneakers)

Food pantry items: canned goods and other non-perishable food items, feminine hygiene products, shampoo, conditioner, soap and deodorant

District-Wide Contest

• During May, all Pennsbury students and staff are encouraged to focus on their physical, social-emotional, and nutritional health. Record your daily wellness activities daily using this May Wellness Activity Log. If you participated in the Yes You Can 5K, don't forget to log it!

• We will celebrate the school with the most entries. One lucky winner from elementary, middle, and high school will be selected at random to WIN A NEW BICYCLE courtesy of The Nutrition Group!

• Activities include walking, biking, playing sports, yoga, practicing mindfulness, going screen free for a night or even a week, and making a healthy snack. The possibilities are endless!

We are very excited to see how our students and staff participate in Wellness Month!

Pennsbury is sharing "Senior Spotlight" social media posts for graduating seniors on the district's Facebook and Instagram pages. Posts include a picture of the senior, along with a custom caption.

Click here to fill out a Google Form so you can have your Pennsbury High School senior featured in our Senior Spotlight!

*Only one post per senior, so please confer with other family/friends before submitting. A form must be submitted for a senior to have a post.*

Click here to check out News from the Nest, the Pennsbury Athletic Department's new newsletter! Stay up to date on all things Falcon Athletics!

Click here for more information about the Pennsbury Instrumental Music Program!

Mission Statement: The Pennsbury Instrumental Music Department, a student-centered learning community, will prepare each member to achieve their highest potential and to demonstrate skills and talents necessary for quality of life by providing a musically diverse program with the involvement and support of families and community.

The Pennsbury Community Chorus Musical Theatre presents Beauty and the Beast, Jr., July 22 - August 1, 2024. Led by PHS Choral Director, Lindsey Strauss, this unique opportunity is open to rising 5th graders through rising 10th-graders. Students will learn theatrical skills during the two-week camp, held at Pennsbury High School West, culminating in a performance showcasing those skills. For more information and to register, visit www.pennsburysings.org.

Join us for the 2024 Pennsbury Instrumental Music Summer Program, being held Monday evenings, July 1 - August 19, 2024! This program is open to all current 4th - 8th grade Pennsbury Band and Orchestra students. Students will participate in full ensemble rehearsals and sectionals! Attendance at all sessions is encouraged but not mandatory, so come play your instrument with us as much as you are able!

When: Monday evenings 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. - July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Aug 5, 12, 19

Culmination Concert: Monday, August 19 at 7:00 p.m. @ PHS East

Where: Currently in Grades 4 & 5 - William Penn Middle School (1524 Derbyshire Rd, Yardley, PA )

Currently in Grades 6, 7, & 8 - Pennwood Middle School (1523 Makefield Road, Yardley, PA)

Cost: $100 on or before 5/15/24; $125 after 5/15/24

To Register:

1. Complete the ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM here: https://rb.gy/hvs0hw

2. Send payment to:
   Pennsbury Instrumental Music Summer Program
   ℅ Adam Pfannenstiel
   Pennwood Middle School
   1523 Makefield Rd, Yardley, PA 19067

• Checks or Money Orders must be made payable to: PIMB
• Please put STUDENT NAME & “SMP” in the memo line
• PLEASE NO CASH!

Cancellations on or before June 23, 2024 will incur a $25 charge. No refunds after June 23, 2024.

Many parents and caregivers struggle with how to help their child or teen with behavioral health issues. By attending one of these FREE workshops targeting specific age groups of the child, we will provide you with useful, age-appropriate information and practical strategies you can use at home right away. You’ll also meet other caregivers facing similar issues. Presenters are both skilled clinicians specializing in children and teens, and parents themselves.

All caregivers are welcome, including but not limited to: parents, step-parents, grandparents, foster parents, and professional caregivers! All classes will be held in person at: Lenape Valley Foundation 500 North West Street, Doylestown, PA. Attendees must complete the form to register and attend. One form must be submitted for each attendee. Click here to register!

Run by Pennsbury teachers Dana Hoffman and Aphrodite Crane. It will be taking place at Eleanor Roosevelt Elementary School this summer, but is open to all Pennsbury students in that age range.

Click here to register!

Join us for the 2024 Pennsbury Instrumental Music Summer Program, held Monday evenings from July 1 - August 19, 2024. This program is open to all current 4th - 8th grade Pennsbury Band and Orchestra students. Click here for more information and to register!

The Pennsbury Parent Academy is a series of educational programs and presentations offered to Pennsbury parents and guardians to support school success and continued home-school partnerships. The PPA program includes monthly, live in-person and/or virtual programming on a variety of topics to promote parent and guardian community engagement, such as:

• Mental Health & Wellness
• Supporting School Success
• Social Media & Internet Safety
• Diversity & Inclusion

Visit our website for recordings of past presentations.

The Affordable Connectivity Program is a Federal Communications Commission program that helps connect families and households struggling to afford internet service. This new benefit provides a discount of up to $30 per month toward broadband service for eligible households. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers.

Eligible households can enroll through a participating broadband provider or directly with the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) using an online or mail-in application. You can learn more about the benefit, including eligibility and enrollment information, by visiting www.fcc.gov/ACP, or by calling 877-384-2575.

How to Get Started:

1. Create a training account at PaTTAN: pattan.framwelder.com
2. Complete the 7 online courses: Bureau of Special Education Para Credential of Competency Entry Level Training Series and save your certificates.
3. Email paras@pennsburysd.org to set up an interview to complete the process.

Questions? Email us at paras@pennsburysd.org

Do you enjoy working with children? Do you like working close to home and earning a competitive salary? Then becoming a Pennsbury Bus Driver is the job for you!

We offer:

• A competitive salary
• Flexible hours
• Student-centered work environment
• Paid training for your CDL

Questions? Email transportation@pennsburysd.org

Click here to view Pennsbury High School's Student Job Board and find local area businesses with open positions. Some positions allow applicants as young as 14 years old.

Click here for information on how to obtain a work permit.

Click here to visit the Pennsbury School District's E-Flyers Page.

These flyers represent current or ongoing announcements of interest to Pennsbury students and their families that emanate from local community organizations, sports leagues, scouting groups, and other non-profits. Browse through our gallery!

To obtain approval for a flyer to be posted on the E-Flyers Page, please email your request to Macy Cellitti at mcellitti@pennsburysd.org.

PHS Key Club is cleaning pill bottles to be donated to developing Latin American countries. These pill bottles will be used to package medical supplies for those in need. Students have cleaned over 180 bottles and are looking to clean even more throughout the school year. If you are looking to declutter your medicine cabinet, please reach out to Vanessa Fry (vfry@pennsburysd.org) or Oksana Cheeseman (ocheeseman@pennsburysd.org) to donate!

Click the links below to view the current schedules for Pennsbury Athletics.

Weekly Sports Schedule

Current Team Schedules - Schedules are subject to change at any time. Check this page often for the latest updates!

Safe2Say Something is a youth violence prevention program run by the PA Office of Attorney General. Report a confidential tip to help prevent violence and tragedies.

Click here to submit an anonymous tip.

Did you miss an email from the District? Check the archive!

The Nutrition Group is now hiring! Positions include Food Service Workers, Cooks, and Kitchen Managers with rates from $15 - $17 per hour. The hours are Monday-Friday, school hours only. No nights, weekends, or holidays! Apply today by calling the Nutrition Group office at 215-949-6740 ext. 2, or click here and search for "Pennsbury"!

The Pennsbury School District is making a concerted effort to ensure that students who reside within our District boundaries are able to attend the school they are assigned to based on their home address. To help us, we have established a Confidential Residency Reporting Tip Line. If you believe someone is falsifying their student's address to attend the Pennsbury School District, please call or email:

residency@pennsburysd.org

(215) 428-4100 ext. 84777 (TIPSS)

Click here for more information.

Have a question about Pennsbury? Don't trust the rumors, ask Penny!

Send Penny an email at askpenny@pennsburysd.org.

Dr. Thomas Smith, Superintendent of Schools

tsmith@pennsburysd.org

215-428-4111

Email: publicrelations@pennsburysd.org

Website: www.pennsburysd.org
Location: 134 Yardley Avenue, Fallsington, PA 19058
Phone: 215-428-4100