In today’s evolving landscape of education and career advancement, the decision to pursue a four-year college degree or opt for trade school education has grown increasingly complex. Each path …
The PPL Foundation awarded a third round of grants for 2023, awarding $265,000 in Energizing Education Grants to nearly 40 nonprofit organizations creating equitable and engaging high-quality …
Students who had to pause their college or career training certificate programs have limited time to apply for a share of $1,333,268 awarded to the Bucks County Department of Workforce and Economic …
Registration is open for Adult Education Evening courses at Middle Bucks Institute of Technology (MBIT). Classes begin the week of Jan. 30, with offerings throughout February, March and April. …
As a result of their sterling efforts from the first marking period and their continued participation in the Marine Corps JROTC program, several members of the Bensalem High School MCJROTC have …
“Trading Up” is a three-part series by the Bucks County Herald that looks at vocational technical education in Bucks County, at the high school and post-high school levels. In this project, we look at what’s steering many young people to what’s still the educational road less traveled. The series is funded by a Foundation Fellows Grant from the PA NewsMedia Association.
The Herald spoke exclusively with Middle Bucks Institute of Technology Community Engagement & Public Relations Coordinator Jeanise Dimitri as well as current students Evgeny Ukraintsev and Ariana Ayala about what MBIT and career and technical education (CTE) means to them.
At ribbon-cuttings on Oct. 23, officials from St. Luke’s University Health Network presented more than 1,000 age-appropriate books to Quakertown Elementary School and to the Head Start program, …
Saint Andrew Catholic School in Newtown presented its annual Living Nativity on Dec. 20. Eighth grade students portrayed Mary, Joseph, the angel Gabriel, shepherds, servants, innkeepers and wise men, …
“Trading Up” is a three-part series by the Bucks County Herald that looks at vocational technical education in Bucks County, at the high school and post-high school levels. For the next three weeks, we’ll look at what’s steering many young people to what’s still the educational road less traveled.
Career and technical education (CTE) centers, sometimes referred to as trade schools, have deep roots in Bucks County. Hundreds of students from area school districts are giving Bucks County …
Christmas is in the air at Woodside Christian Preschool in Yardley.Students have been practicing Christmas Carols since October, and sang for their families last week, celebrating the joy of …
Bensalem Township School District is celebrating Bensalem High School’s 100th anniversary this school year. A number of special events will take place for students at BHS throughout the year.
Bucks County Community College, which has been responding to residents’ educational needs since its founding nearly 60 years ago, introduces History of the Holocaust, a three-credit course offered …
A Bucks County nonprofit committed to protecting landscapes is partnering with Keystone Elementary School in the Bristol Township School District to teach nature-loving students about the environment …
Indeed, a picture is worth a thousand words. In the Dec. 7 issue of the Herald, you published the photo of Ms. Karen Smith with her hand on a pile of books taking the oath of office for the Central …
At ribbon-cuttings on Oct. 23, officials from St. Luke’s University Health Network presented more than 1,000 age-appropriate books to Quakertown Elementary School and to the Head Start program, …
The Toys for Tots collection boxes at Bensalem High School were overflowing again this year. All the toys collected are on their way to the Lower Bucks County Toys for Tots warehouse, where they will …
The NOCTI Board of Trustees named Cynthia Midgett of Pennsylvania the winner of the 2023 Carl J. Schaefer Memorial CTE Teacher Award. The Carl J. Schaefer Memorial Award was established in 2013 to …
Students often have much to say about life as they learn to navigate the world in their own distinctive way. Drama at Phillips’ Mill invites parents, grandparents, teachers and mentors to inspire …
