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Education Stories

  1. March 2nd

    Fifteen Upper Dublin High School student-athletes have committed to compete at college level

  2. January 28th

    Interview with Dr. Crisfield of Wissahickon School District

  3. January 28th

    Presentation on Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary’s proposal to move to Gwynedd Mercy University
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    Jan 25th

    Ambler native’s company, Teacher Time To Go, provides a unique approach to at-home tutoring

  5. Jan 21st

    Nominations open for Wissahickon Alumni Hall of Fame

  6. Dec 11th

    St. Charles Borromeo Seminary and Gwynedd Mercy University outline likely move of the seminary to the university’s property

  7. Dec 4th

    The Superintendent of Wissahickon School District discussed education during the pandemic on Dom Giordano Show

  8. Dec 1st

    Wissahickon School Board votes to return to pre-November 23rd learning options on December 7th

  9. Nov 30th

    Wissahickon School District’s Student Resource Officer Beth Sanborn interviewed on podcast

  10. Nov 25th

    Suburban One League delays start of winter high school sports

  11. Nov 24th

    Governor requiring public schools to commit to new safety measures if within county with substantial coronavirus transmission rate

  12. Nov 20th

    Lawsuit against Montgomery County alleging Sunshine Act violations failed. Federal lawsuit has also been filed

  13. Nov 19th

    Northeast governors issue statement supporting keeping kids in school during the pandemic

  14. Nov 18th

    Lawsuit accuses Montgomery County of violating Sunshine Act in connection to meeting that resulted in school closure order
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