Academic Excellence: Our students embraced the new Pennsylvania STEELS standards while excelling in regional and state-level science fairs. We have grown early interest in STEM fields in part due to the newly established FabLab at Skyview Upper Elementary and the high school ‘Girls Who Code’ club who held workshops at our elementary schools. Driven by the hard work of our K-4 educators, Eagleville has served as a model school for our evolving literacy programs, with staff leading the charge by sharing their classroom experiences and effective techniques to inspire collaboration and shared learning across all schools. Meanwhile, Woodland Elementary has received notoriety in math, earning the First In Math “School of the Month” for Methacton and putting up an impressive performance in the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit’s Love Math Challenge. As a testament to these efforts and more, we were proud to receive news this year that our students have outperformed state averages in English and Math on last year’s PSSAs.

Future Readiness & Leadership: From mobile career fairs and financial literacy workshops to hands-on experiences in the MX Labs Mobile Trailer, we expanded student horizons across all grade levels. Our Arcola and High School students took part in a series of Student Voice Days to help them turn ideas into action, and the Community Cares pilot program demonstrated the power of peer mentorship. To help all students thrive, we implemented the Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) framework across all elementary schools and Arcola to celebrate positive student choices, while extending the success at Skyview into Year 2.

Arts & Athletics: Our schools were vibrant with creativity and talent this year. Methacton celebrated spectacular art shows, hosted a massive multi-district PMEA orchestra festival, held incredible theatre performances, and had students share their talents with audiences far beyond the Methacton walls. Our impressive musical programs once again earned us the title of 'Best Community for Music Education' by the NAMM Foundation for the tenth consecutive year. On the courts and fields, we captured multiple PAC championships, plus a PIEA Championship for our Esports team in just the program's second year!

I hope that reflecting on these memories fills you with a profound sense of pride in our collective achievements. I look forward to next school year, where we will continue to build on these accomplishments. And to the Class of 2026: I want to wish you the absolute best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Thank you for your continued partnership in making the Methacton School District a place where every student can learn, lead, and succeed. I wish you all a safe, restful, and wonderful summer break!

Sincerely,

Dr. David Zerbe
Superintendent

Back to School Nights

Arcola Intermediate School - Wednesday, September 2
Worcester Elementary School - Thursday, September 3
Eagleville Elementary School - Wednesday, September 9
Woodland Elementary School - Tuesday, September 15
Methacton High School Grades 9 & 10 - Thursday, September 17
Methacton High School Grades 11 & 12 - Wednesday, September 23
Arrowhead Elementary School - Thursday, September 24
Skyview Upper Elementary - Wednesday, September 30

All Back to School Nights begin at 6:30 PM.