Pottstown School District

Trojan, proud of the players and coaches of our PHS girls flag football team. 

For over 20 years, Kimberly White, ELD program specialist at Lincoln and Barth has led a group of volunteers on a nighttime amphibian mission.

Pottstown Middle and High School jazz bands Provided some cool jazz sounds at the Philadelphia Flyers hockey game. 

Pottstown elementary students competed in the inter district Reading Olympic competition. 

Trojan Proud of student members and advisor, Mr. Ronald Davenport, of our DECA chapter. Read Mr. Davenport's report and you will have more reason to say, proud to be from Pottstown.

Last week at Barth and Rupert Elementary schools students were recognized for good attendance. Barth principal Mr. Ishler hand delivered ice cream treats to third graders for having outstanding attendance records. 

Having the proper school tools is essential to students being able to achieve academic success!

Trojan Proud of PHS boys and girls bowling team who recently competed in the Kingpin Classic, an event composed of competitors from area schools. 

Trojan Proud of our middle school jazz band and their director Katherine German. Recently they performed at the Boyertown Jazz Festival, where they lived up to the long tradition of outstanding Pottstown musical groups.

Trojan, proud of Roslyn Whitehurst PHS class of 1974. Recently she was recognized as the recipient of the Doctor Charles Drew Lifesaver Award for her service as a blood donor.

PHS grad Jasmine Terea class of 2012 is making a career of helping others.

The PHS Trojan Boys Bowling team celebrated senior night by throwing lots of strikes.

You may have heard the old saying, a little drop goes a long way. In the case of the 26 PHS students who took part in one of our regular blood donation programs, the pint of blood that each individual donated can be used to help three people. 

Thanks to our Middle School Band Director, Mrs Katie German for her report that will give all of us another reason to say, proud to be from Pottstown.