On February 5, 2026, Klinger Middle School hosted an Achievement Breakfast honoring students who exemplify our school’s values of responsibility, respect, reliability, and safety. The event brought together students, staff, and administrators for a morning of recognition and celebration. This breakfast is made especially meaningful by its personal touch; each staff member selected one student to recognize. These students were chosen for a wide range of reasons, including academic improvement, excellence in extracurricular activities, consistent effort, leadership, and kindness.
The Achievement Breakfast served as a reminder and honored students who exemplify our school’s values of responsibility, respect, reliability, and safety. The event brought together students, staff, and administrators for a morning of recognition and celebration. This breakfast is made especially meaningful by its personal touch; each staff member selected one student to recognize. These students were chosen for a wide range of reasons, including academic improvement, excellence in extracurricular activities, consistent effort, leadership, and kindness.
The Achievement Breakfast served as a reminder and honored students who exemplify our school’s values of responsibility, respect, reliability, and safety. The event brought together students, staff, and administrators for a morning of recognition and celebration. This breakfast is made especially meaningful by its personal touch; each staff member selected one student to recognize. These students were chosen for a wide range of reasons, including academic improvement, excellence in extracurricular activities, consistent effort, leadership, and kindness.
Klinger and Log College students recently attended our first Jr. Model UN trip focusing on cultural diplomacy. The initial delegation took place at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Friday, February 6, 2026, where students participated in the World Affairs Council’s Cultural Diplomacy Conference. Students enjoyed a self-guided tour of the museum and then attended a keynote address that challenged students to think about the role of culture in global relations. The next two delegations will focus on students becoming diplomats of an assigned country and competing in committees modeled after the United Nations. Students will use critical thinking and analysis skills to debate views and create solutions to real-world problems. We are looking forward to attending the final two delegations in March and May.
Thank you to the Bucks IU FabLab for visiting McDonald Elementary and Willow Dale Elementary this week! They demonstrated the significance of technology and the ecosystem to our students. Students at both schools have been learning about our ecosystem, and thanks to the FabLab, they were able to create their own ecosystems using 3D printing. This hands-on experience allowed them to observe the ecosystem’s structure and functionality. Additionally, students had the opportunity to program robots and witness their efficiency and capabilities!
Meet two of our amazing school counselors here at Centennial School District! Kara LaRose and Karen Richards both entered this role to help students navigate their important years of school and growing up. Their goal extends beyond simply guiding students academically; they strive to create a supportive and understanding environment where young people feel seen and encouraged while they navigate the challenges of growing up. Thank you to all our school counselors for all the support they provide to our students and families! #nationalschoolcounselingweek
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Davis held their annual Spelling Bee on Thursday, February 5th and it was a resounding success! Congratulations to all of our participants. Extra special accolades go out to our winner, 5th grader Sardorbek Kupaysinov who moves on to the next round! Great job spelling so many difficult words correctly. Keep on spelling correctly Davis dolphins!
Meet our dream team of school counselors at William Tennent High School this #NationalSchoolCounselingWeek! High school can be a rollercoaster of academics, friendships, and planning for the future. That’s why school counselors are so important! They:
âś… Guide students through college and career planning,
âś… Offer support for mental health and emotional well-being
âś… Help navigate academic challenges and set goals
âś… Connect students with resources for success
Take a moment to thank your school counselor today! Keep đź‘€s out for some of our other rockstar counselors at our other school!
âś… Guide students through college and career planning,
âś… Offer support for mental health and emotional well-being
âś… Help navigate academic challenges and set goals
âś… Connect students with resources for success
Take a moment to thank your school counselor today! Keep đź‘€s out for some of our other rockstar counselors at our other school!
“Wanishi” is the Lenni Lenape word for “thank you.” Fourth-grade students at Davis Elementary were amazed by their recent learning experience, which transported them back in time to the 1500s and the “Lenni Lenape Land.”
On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the Centennial community came together to form groups of items for those in need. Centennial staff and faculty, alongside the local community, packed bags of school supplies, toiletries, and books for the Centennial Farmers Market, made toys for dogs in a nearby shelter, and made fun gnomes for a local retirement community
!Centennial School District is grateful to everyone who has committed to their initiatives, including the Centennial Farmers Market and the Food Pantry. Days like these demonstrate the strength of the CSD local community when they work together. It was a great day celebrating the legacy of Dr. King!
Video of the Event: https://youtu.be/AQ_K4YihCNM
!Centennial School District is grateful to everyone who has committed to their initiatives, including the Centennial Farmers Market and the Food Pantry. Days like these demonstrate the strength of the CSD local community when they work together. It was a great day celebrating the legacy of Dr. King!
Video of the Event: https://youtu.be/AQ_K4YihCNM
Our students at McDonald Elementary School dedicated last week to spreading kindness and hope. They spent the day assembling goodie bags for cancer patients at St. Mary’s Hospital.
Kindergarten teacher Sabrina Escaleira launched this project in honor of her mother’s brave fight against cancer. By participating, our students discovered the true meaning of empathy and realized that you’re never too young to make a lasting difference in the lives of others. The students personally assembled 200 care packages, featuring a variety of items thoughtfully selected by Ms. Escaleira’s mother. This hands-on experience gave our youngest learners a meaningful opportunity to see the direct impact they can have on the lives of others.
Video of the event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iti0aBg5bUQ
“I started this project as a way to get students involved in their communities, and to teach them the importance of giving back, and just teach them about empathy. So part of our character strong curriculum focuses on empathy. So, we take that opportunity to teach the students how, although we don't know exactly what these people are going through, we're going to try to put ourselves into their shoes and just send them a little bit of joy and a little bit of happiness, and try to understand that there are people that are going through difficult times and just trying to send them a little bit of, our happiness.” Said Ms. Escaleira, Kindergarten teacher at McDonald Elementary.
Kindergarten teacher Sabrina Escaleira launched this project in honor of her mother’s brave fight against cancer. By participating, our students discovered the true meaning of empathy and realized that you’re never too young to make a lasting difference in the lives of others. The students personally assembled 200 care packages, featuring a variety of items thoughtfully selected by Ms. Escaleira’s mother. This hands-on experience gave our youngest learners a meaningful opportunity to see the direct impact they can have on the lives of others.
Video of the event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iti0aBg5bUQ
“I started this project as a way to get students involved in their communities, and to teach them the importance of giving back, and just teach them about empathy. So part of our character strong curriculum focuses on empathy. So, we take that opportunity to teach the students how, although we don't know exactly what these people are going through, we're going to try to put ourselves into their shoes and just send them a little bit of joy and a little bit of happiness, and try to understand that there are people that are going through difficult times and just trying to send them a little bit of, our happiness.” Said Ms. Escaleira, Kindergarten teacher at McDonald Elementary.
A legendary moment for William Tennent High School Girls Basketball. 🌟
Join us in celebrating Avery Kocur, who just became the first player in our program to score 1,000 career points in over three decades! Avery, your commitment to the game and your team is truly inspiring. Here’s to many more buckets!
Join us in celebrating Avery Kocur, who just became the first player in our program to score 1,000 career points in over three decades! Avery, your commitment to the game and your team is truly inspiring. Here’s to many more buckets!
Centennial School District is proud to participate in the GIANT Feeding School Kids campaign! From January 1 through March 31, shoppers can round up their purchase at the register at the GIANT stores in Warminster and Southampton to support the Centennial School District’s efforts to combat childhood hunger.
Funds raised through this campaign will help:
âś… Support school meal programs
âś… Eliminate outstanding student meal debt
âś… Expand food distribution programs
âś… Create on-campus food pantries and gardens
âś… Provide additional weekend meals
Join us in making a difference—together, we can help ensure every child has access to the nutrition they need to succeed.
Funds raised through this campaign will help:
âś… Support school meal programs
âś… Eliminate outstanding student meal debt
âś… Expand food distribution programs
âś… Create on-campus food pantries and gardens
âś… Provide additional weekend meals
Join us in making a difference—together, we can help ensure every child has access to the nutrition they need to succeed.
On Saturday, Klinger Middle School hosted its 4th annual FIRST LEGO League Regional Qualifying Tournament. Of the 18 teams that participated, 10 were from our elementary and middle schools. We had a great day of sharing innovation projects and showcasing our LEGO robots. Congratulations to Log College Middle School’s Red team for having the highest robot score among our teams. Congratulations to the Davis Elementary Silver team for winning the Innovation Project award and to the Willow Dale Elementary School Gold team for winning the Breakthrough Award.
A very special congratulations to McDonald Elementary's Mrs. Tonkinson for being nominated by her students and winning the Coach/Mentor award.
To all 79 students involved in our FLL program, pat yourselves on the back for an awesome season! Well done!
A very special congratulations to McDonald Elementary's Mrs. Tonkinson for being nominated by her students and winning the Coach/Mentor award.
To all 79 students involved in our FLL program, pat yourselves on the back for an awesome season! Well done!
