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'We're forever changed': Schools share challenges and lessons from the pandemic

'We're forever changed': Schools share challenges and lessons from the pandemic

Students struggled with making connections virtually but picked up real-world problem-solving skills. Teachers mastered new technology on the fly and worried about kids they saw only inside a black box on a screen. Superintendents wrestled with public health decisions and faced intense scrutiny over when and how to bring children back to classrooms.COVID-19 challenged schools in ways no one .

Elmwood Zoo hosting Norristown High grads for zebra-themed party

NORRISTOWN — Rock legend Jimi Hendrix once sang about a girl who dreams of zebras and moonbeams. The Norristown High Class of 2021 is sure to create its own share of moonbeams June 9 as Elmwood Park Zoo provides the zebra experience, in more ways than one. A zebra-themed party, to be held from 6 to 10 p.m., the night before graduation, will spotlight guests dressed in their finest stripes and black and white attire. - Advertisement - Al Zone and Elmwood Park Zoo, in collaboration with the Norristown Area High School Student Council, are hosting this prom-like “wild” party to celebrate the Norristown High School 2021 graduating class. Guests will enjoy a catered affair, in addition to food offered by zoo partners Petrucci’s Ice Cream, Zachary’s BBQ and Tosco Pizza, and dance to music played by the world renown DJ Aktive, who has worked with the likes of Janet Jackson,  Kanye West and P Diddy.

73 Montco School Directors Sign Statement On Charter Reform

Opinion: 73 Montgomery County school directors advocate for charter school funding reform

It s no secret that Pennsylvania’s public schools and taxpayers have been under serious pressure because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The virus and the mitigation efforts have strained our education system and our economy in profound ways, impacting each community member, from the children in our schools to seniors on fixed incomes. As school board members from around Montgomery County, we have seen up close just how overwhelming some of these challenges have been. As we look ahead at the state budget season, we know our lawmakers will have many difficult decisions to make. However, we suggest that one decision is actually quite straightforward: