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Wyncote Elementary School’s recent talent show was a memorable event that celebrated the many talents and personalities of the school’s students. The event brought together students, families, and staff to enjoy a wide variety of performances highlighting creativity, confidence, and school spirit. Students took the stage to showcase their abilities in many different ways, demonstrating that talent comes in many forms. Read more about WES' show>

Cedarbrook young women had the opportunity to hear from an amazing panel of women making an impact in their fields. Speakers shared their journeys, challenges, and advice for the next generation of leaders. The panel included:

• Dr. Debora Carrera, Chief Education Officer, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker’s Office of Education
• Sophia Lee, Esq., Of Counsel, Greenberg Traurig, LLP; Adjunct Professor of Law, Temple University Beasley School of Law
• Lauren Fekete, Art Director at Victoria’s Secret
• Dr. Amira Clemens, CEO & President of the Cultural Institute of Healthcare Education.

Thank you to these amazing women for empowering CBK students with their stories, wisdom, and encouragement! The future is bright—and it’s being led by confident, courageous girls.

Myers Elementary had a great night at the recent Reading Olympics at Hatboro-Horsham High School. Three teams, Myers Side Up, I Survived Reading Olympics and Maniac Myers, comprised of almost 30 students, each earned the highest award of a blue ribbon at this event! Each team competed in three rounds where students were asked a variety of questions from books they read throughout the season. Congratulations to all the participants on a job well done!

Congratulations to sophomore Samantha Bentz who placed second overall at 112 lbs. this weekend at the 2026 Keystone State Wrestling Championships at the Bryce Jordan Center in State College, Pennsylvania. This event brought together the top youth wrestlers from across the Commonwealth, representing five regions who all competed for the coveted title of Keystone State Champion.

On Monday, March 16, 2026, Cheltenham High School and Cedarbrook Middle School students attended the University of Pennsylvania’s High School Student Leadership Institute at Keith Valley Middle School in Horsham, Pennsylvania. The forum brought middle and high school students together to foster collaboration and leadership development among secondary students. The institute was designed to support the development of leadership and academic potential for students in the culture, equity, and efficiency programs within local school districts.

Friday, March 27 - Early Dismissal

• Schools dismiss at the following times: K-4 Schools, 1:20 p.m.; 6-8 Schools, 12:40 p.m.; Cheltenham High, Noon

Monday, March 30 through April 2- Spring Break

• No classes, offices open

Friday, April 3 - Good Friday

• Schools, offices closed

Friday, April 24 - Early Dismissal

• Schools dismiss at the following times: K-4 Schools, 1:20 p.m.; 6-8 Schools, 12:40 p.m.; Cheltenham High, Noon

Friday, May 15 - Early Dismissal

• Schools dismiss at the following times: K-4 Schools, 1:20 p.m.; 6-8 Schools, 12:40 p.m.; Cheltenham High, Noon

• No classes

Monday, May 25 - Memorial Day Holiday

• Schools/offices closed

Thursday, June 4 - CHS Commencement

Friday, June 12 - Final Day of School

• Schools dismiss at the following times: K-4 Schools, 1:20 p.m.; 6-8 Schools, 12:40 p.m.; Cheltenham High, Noon

Monday, June 15 - Professional Development Day

• No classes

Tuesday, June 16 - In-Service Day

• No classes

Friday, June 19 - Juneteenth

• Offices closed
  
  

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With co-chair Mia Blitstein presiding, the Educational Affairs Committee convened in person and via Zoom for its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 17. The agenda contained one item: supports offered by the CSD Office of Student Services. Director of Student Services Jessica Keene opened the meeting by reviewing the programs (Cradles to Crayons, Glenside Rotary, Grace Presbyterian, Keneseth Israel) with which the district’s social workers work on behalf of students and families. Ms. Keene continued, speaking on the district’s support for homeless students, students in foster care, and how her office works with charter schools. Ms. Keene also reviewed the supports available on the building level, including Aldersgate and Lakeside counselors; and mentor groups like Make the Distinction, Girls Circle, and Families and Communities on the Move. Ms. Keene reviewed professional development offered to school counselors in the areas of IEP goal creation, college and career readiness standards, and trauma training. Ms. Keene wrapped up the presentation by going over LinkIt data related to elementary and secondary Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), a school-wide framework using data to provide tiered, increasing levels of academic and behavioral support for all students. The next Educational Affairs meeting is Tuesday, April 21 at 7 p.m. Slide deck>

UPG is excited to host the Cheltenham STEM Career Fair on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Cheltenham High. The event is geared toward students in grades 6-12, however all are welcome to attend! This event is designed to connect students and families with STEM pathways through meaningful conversations with STEM professionals. We are seeking volunteers to serve as career speakers! If you are a STEM Professional, we need you!

What's Required?

1. Create a short PowerPoint (10-15 min) presentation or demonstration that highlights the work you do and your education/training path
2. Present to students 3x during a 90-minute period
3. Answer students' questions

This is a wonderful opportunity to give back to the community and serve as an ambassador for your profession, while motivating students to consider STEM careers. If you are interested please complete the speaker registration form or email lakisharodwellgreen@gmail.com.