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Berks County School Districts

• ANTIETAM SD

  
  

  The Antietam School District is located in Berks County, southeast and adjacent to the City of Reading. The district encompasses approximately 5.3 square miles and is comprised of two municipalities: Mt. Penn Borough and Lower Alsace Township. As a predominantly residential community with little commercial and industrial businesses, the district currently serves approximately 1100 students in a community of 7500 residents. One of the determining factors of the success of the Antietam School District is the involvement and support of the surrounding community. The cooperation put forth by parents, friends, community leaders, and local business partners is what enhances the learning experience of every student in the district.

• BERKS COUNTY IU 14

  
  

  The Berks County Intermediate Unit (BCIU) provides programs and services to public school districts, nonpublic schools, and other human service organizations of Berks County, Pennsylvania. The BCIU also is a liaison agent between the schools and the Pennsylvania Department of Education. The Berks County Intermediate Unit offers a wide range of diverse services, including alternative and special education, early intervention, child care, services to at-risk students and students with disabilities, as well as curriculum, instruction, and professional staff development. The BCIU also provides business and information management services, instructional media services, public relations services, pupil transportation, and many other varied services.

• BERKS CTC

  
  

  The Berks Career and Technology Center (BCTC) was founded in 1968 and is regarded as one of the premier career and technical education facilities in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, largely due to the outstanding performance and success of its students. BCTC operates two campuses, each situated on more than 23 picturesque acres in Berks County. Our mission is to prepare all students for work and higher education through a highly acclaimed, integrated academic and technical experience.

• BOYERTOWN AREA SD

  
  

  The Boyertown Area School District is situated on the northwestern edge of the greater Philadelphia suburban sprawl in southeastern Pennsylvania. Students in the district are educated in ten modern buildings. Seven K-6 elementary schools funnel students into one of two 7-9 junior high schools. There is one senior high school serving grades 10, 11 and 12. Geographic size makes school bus transportation a fact of life for better than 90% of the student body at all levels. Every school in the district has health room coverage, school counseling services and handles the majority of special education students in-house. The support services of 4 school psychologists are available to all levels.

• BRANDYWINE HEIGHTS AREA SD

  
  

  The Brandywine Heights Area School District is comprised of District, Rockland and Longswamp Townships. “Our Mission is to enable students to strive for success in an ever-changing global society.”

• CONRAD WEISER AREA SD

  
  

  The Mission of Conrad Weiser Area School District: Students will profit from the past, contribute to the present, and succeed in the future.

• DANIEL BOONE AREA SD

  
  

  The Daniel Boone Area School District is located about 45 miles northwest of Philadelphia along the southern border of Berks County, within 15 minutes of Reading to the north, and Pottstown to the southeast. The district serves a population of approximately 18,500 people and covers an area of 42 square miles. The district is predominately rural/suburban with concentrations of population in Amity Township, Borough of Birdsboro, and Union Township. Within the proximity of many cultural, historical, educational and recreational facilities, the location affords the residents much in the way of cultural and social opportunities. One high school, one middle school, and four elementary buildings service a student population of approximately 3,900 students. The administration building houses the district office as well as the business office with other district wide departments located through out the district. Athletic and other extracurricular opportunities exist at all district buildings through district sponsored activities or community organizations. Individuals wishing to volunteer with the district will find an active community in the efforts of the Parent Teacher Council, Booster Programs and the Daniel Boone Community Foundation.

• EXETER TOWNSHIP SD

  
  

  The Exeter Twp. School District is located in Berks County, 4 miles southeast of Reading. It sits within the boundaries of two political entities, Exeter Township and the Borough of St. Lawrence. Exeter is a suburban community with a population of approximately 23,701. The average income of our community members is $67,000, which is about $13,000 above the county average. 82% of our population are high school graduates, while another 32% have post high school degrees. Mission Statement - The Exeter Township School District Community will provide differentiated learning opportunities in a safe, nurturing environment that will enable all students to fully develop their minds and their character to become successful, productive citizens in a constantly changing world.

• FLEETWOOD AREA SD

  
  

  Our Mission: The Fleetwood Area School District is committed to excellence in providing the educational resources and opportunities that empower all students to become life-long learners, productive community members and responsible citizens in a dynamic global environment. Our Vision; The Fleetwood Area School District, in partnership with families and the community, upholds high expectations, values diversity, utilizes current technology and resources, and creates a safe, active learning environment to enable each child to reach his or her potential.

• GOVERNOR MIFFLIN SD

  
  

  The Governor Mifflin School District is committed to providing each student, every day, with the attitudes, skills, and knowledge to be successful in tomorrow's world. Our graduates include an Olympic medallist, a Pulitzer-prize-winning author, a nationally known television news anchor, a brigadier general in the United States Marine Corps, an environmental lifestyle pioneer and best-selling author/columnist/television personality/radio host on green, modern living, and a cardiovascular surgeon on the cutting-edge of medical research.

• HAMBURG AREA SD

  
  

  The Hamburg Area School District, located in northern Berks County, is rich in the fine traditions of its Pennsylvania German heritage. The region is a scenic blend of rolling hills, fertile farmlands, and small communities. The district covers 103 square miles and is the largest, geographically, of the county's 18 public school districts. The district encompasses the Boroughs of Hamburg, Strausstown and Shoemakersville, and the Townships of Perry, Windsor, Tilden, Upper Bern and Upper Tulpehocken. The district's four buildings include the high school for students in grades 9-12, the middle school, which opened its doors at the start of the 1996-1997 school term to students in grades 6-8, and two buildings for our elementary students: Tilden Elementary Center, which opened its doors for students in grades K-5 on August 25, 2008, and Perry Elementary for students in grades K-5. The district employs 186 full-time and 2 part-time professional staff; 15 administrative staff, and 85 full-time and 30 part-time support staff.

• KUTZTOWN AREA SD

  
  

  The Kutztown Area School District is a combination of three municipalities and three townships. Germans who arrived in the area during the eighteenth century settled all the boroughs of Kutztown, Lyons, and Lenhartsville; as well as the townships of Maxatawny, Greenwich and Albany. The German people came from the southern regions of Germany in the 1700's for many reasons including agriculture, the crafts and intellectual endeavors. The mission of the Kutztown Area School District is to provide an interactive educational environment that encourages students to acquire the skills, obtain the knowledge, and develop the attitudes necessary to become valued contributing members of society.

• MUHLENBERG SD

  
  

  Muhlenberg School District provides education to approximately 3,500 students in an elementary center, an intermediate school, a middle school, and a senior high school, all located on one campus. MISSION STATEMENT: Muhlenberg School District is dedicated to providing a program of educational excellence that enables all students to reach their highest potential so they will lead us successfully and responsibly into the future. VISION STATEMENT: The Muhlenberg School Community will promote academic excellence in a safe and nurturing environment, while celebrating unity, respecting diversity, and empowering all students to become contributing citizens in a global society.

• OLEY VALLEY SD

  
  

  Vision Statement: Enter to Learn…Leave to Serve. Mission Statement: The Oley Valley School District commits to providing a learning environment that integrates its heritage and community while developing lifelong learners who are prepared for an ever- changing world.

• READING MUHLENBERG CTC

  
  

  The Reading Muhlenberg Career & Technology Center provides high school students living in the Muhlenberg and Reading School districts with the opportunity to learn up-to-date technical skills that are in demand in business and industry. Students may choose to attend one of thirty (30) programs in a modern facility engaged in hands-on learning activities using state-of-the-art tools and equipment. Our students spend one half of their school day at RMCTC preparing for a rewarding career by learning the technical and academic skills which will lead to rewarding careers or entry into post-secondary education. Our programs are gaining industry certifications and continually strive to provide work-based learning opportunities to meet the ever changing demands of business and industry. We continue to establish articulation and dual enrollment agreements with post-secondary schools that will facilitate entry into post-secondary schools and provide students with the ability to earn college credits. Our students truly have "the best of both worlds." By remaining a part of their respective high school while attending Reading Muhlenberg Career & Technology Center, opportunities available to students are multiplied! RMCTC students are eligible to participate in the extra-curricular opportunities provided by their high school and are also encouraged to participate in Career & Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs). Our CTSOs provide experiences and opportunities for students to develop leadership skills and to meet and compete with our career and technical students from across the country.

• READING SD

  
  

  The mission of the Reading School District is to empower students with the knowledge, skills, and ideas needed for productivity and lifelong learning, as well as to instill in them personal, community, and global responsibility.

• SCHUYLKILL VALLEY SD

  
  

  The Schuylkill Valley School District is located in northern Berks County, six miles north of Reading, in southeastern Pennsylvania. The district encompasses approximately 53 square miles of rural and suburban communities, including Bern, Centre, and Ontelaunee townships and the boroughs of Leesport and Centerport. Three buildings serve the district's nearly 2,000 students: Schuylkill Valley Elementary Center (grades K-4), Schuylkill Valley Middle School (grades 5-8), and Schuylkill Valley High School (grades 9-12). It is the mission of the Schuylkill Valley School District to provide a safe, nurturing environment in which each student is challenged to think, question, and create. With the cooperation of parents and the community, we will prepare our students to be responsible and contributing members of society.

• TULPEHOCKEN AREA SD

  
  

  OUR MISSION: When we expect the most of ourselves and our community—and we believe in the inborn ability of all children to attain the knowledge and skills necessary to realize their full potential in life—we will achieve great things. OUR GOALS : To enhance achievement for all students through the design of a rigorous curriculum aligned with state standards, content and assessment anchors. To understand and appreciate diversity in our school community. To provide professional learning opportunities that support teachers in implementing instruction that is differentiated, challenging and standards based. To create meaningful parent and community involvement opportunities.

• TWIN VALLEY SD

  
  

  Twin Valley School District is situated in the picturesque rolling hills of Berks and Chester counties. Seven municipalities in two counties form the district: Honey Brook and Elverson Boroughs, Honey Brook and West Nantmeal Townships in Chester County; New Morgan Borough, and Caernarvon and Robeson Townships in Berks County. District Mission Statement: The Twin Valley School District, in collaboration with students, parents, and community, is committed to excellence. We pledge to develop empowered global citizens by providing rigorous educational opportunities in a safe, supportive environment.

• WILSON SD

  
  

  Located in beautiful West Lawn, Pennsylvania on the outskirts of Reading, we serve approximately 5,800 students with 550 faculty members. Our district is comprised of seven elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. Our staff is dedicated to improving student learning and achievement. We pride ourselves on creating opportunities for students to succeed in and out of the classroom with our extensive course offerings, Academy Program, extra-curricular activities, and a climate that is conducive for learning. Wilson School District's Mission: Educational Excellence today for tomorrow by: Accentuating Rigor, Building Relationships, Creating Relevance. The ABC's of the 3 R's

• WYOMISSING AREA SD

  
  

  Wyomissing Area School District provides outstanding educational opportunities to approximately 1,960 students in two elementary centers and a junior/senior high school. Indicators, such as student performance on standardized tests, recognition by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, and success in post-secondary endeavors, attest to the exceptional levels of learning achieved by Wyomissing Area students. The Wyomissing Area School District, in partnership with parents and community, is committed to: Educate all students to their fullest potential; Provide all students with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills to be successful in the 21st century; Encourage all students to be productive, responsible citizens and life-long learners.