🚌 Happy School Bus Driver Appreciation Day!
Today, we want to take a moment to recognize our amazing school bus drivers! Thank you for all you do, helping our students get to school and home safely every day! 💙
2 days ago, Quakertown Community School District
🚌Happy School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Today, we want to take a moment to recognize our amazing school bus drivers! Thank you for all you do, helping our students get to school and home safely every day! 💙
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 4th - 8th
Our teachers go above and beyond to inspire, support, and guide our students. Now, it's time to let them know we care! Share your stories, compliments, and kind words about your QCSD teacher (past or present), and we’ll make sure they receive your message of appreciation.

Simply click the link below and tell us all about your QCSD Super Star. Let’s come together as a community to celebrate the heart of our schools—our amazing teachers.

Click here to send your message:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSIMftwBr0kVg_jW9l-5T4g8-xGWNOFb9DbD_Rie_5MZdWTg/viewform
5 days ago, Quakertown Community School District
Show your Teacher appreciation!
Happy Administrative Professionals' Day to our Strayer Super Heroes—Karen Succi, Kendra Swackhamer, and Michael Badway. Thank you for your organization, professionalism, and support of our students, staff, and families. Your hard work and commitment to Strayer are felt every day. Thank you for all you do!
8 days ago, Quakertown Community School District
Happy Administrative Professionals Day
Ask a Therapist Live is coming up fast on April 21st at 8pm online. Got burning questions about parenting, relationships, or your child's well-being?

Join us for Ask a Therapist Live with our renowned family therapist, Dr. Kevin Skinner. Participants anonymously submit questions to receive thoughtful, personalized answers.

Click here to register:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kIBAWpQVQWiH__vVXuWVBw?utm_campaign=Ask%20a%20Therapist%20Live&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_Ji9UpLZcpFlwOKwDckvOlVCqRbMP2ERO1W5NO7NeBNb4qFhCDKx3Bn_d10aMzDqgQ6uS21LaLN78w2QqOOJygOt2Vrw&_hsmi=413193756&utm_content=413193756&utm_source=hs_email#/registration
10 days ago, Quakertown Community School District
Ask a Therapist Live on April 21 at 8pm
Track Stars Shine at Penn Relay Qualifiers!
Our sprint teams gave it their all at Hatboro-Horsham last week, and the results are in!

Girls’ 4x1 Team Qualified! Sadie W., Cecily C., Kate H., and Morgan R. placed 8th out of 48 schools with a time of 54.16 seconds, officially punching their ticket to the Penn Relays.

Boys’ 4x1 Team Personal Best: Elliot M., Ben F., Rasool H., and Logan C. placed 13th overall, won their heat, and set a new personal record of 48.94 seconds.

It was a fantastic experience for everyone involved. Thank you for your support as we head to the Penn Relays—hopefully, we’ll be bringing back a medal for the trophy case!
17 days ago, Quakertown Community School District
Track Stars Shine at Penn Relay Qualifiers! Our sprint teams gave it their all at Hatboro-Horsham last week, and the results are in!  Girls’ 4x1 Team Qualified! Sadie W., Cecily C., Kate H., and Morgan R. placed 8th out of 48 schools with a time of 54.16 seconds, officially punching their ticket to the Penn Relays.  Boys’ 4x1 Team Personal Best: Elliot M., Ben F., Rasool H., and Logan C. placed 13th overall, won their heat, and set a new personal record of 48.94 seconds.    It was a fantastic experience for everyone involved. Thank you for your support as we head to the Penn Relays—hopefully, we’ll be bringing back a medal for the trophy case!
This week is National Assistant Principals Week, and we are thrilled to recognize the hard work and dedication of Mr. Smith and Ms. Maddon.

While their presence is felt throughout the halls, much of their impact comes from the tremendous amount of work they do behind the scenes. At all hours of the day, they are managing the vital logistics that make learning possible—from complex scheduling and staff coverages to rigorous data reviews that help us tailor support for every student.

Their leadership in PSSA preparation and their work spearheading MTSS, PBIS, and AI initiatives ensures our school remains at the forefront of education. But even that is just the beginning; there is so much more they do to support our students, staff, and families that never makes it into the spotlight.

Mr. Smith and Ms. Maddon, thank you for being our tireless advocates and the backbone of our school community!
23 days ago, Quakertown Community School District
Ms. Maddon and Mr. Smith smile for a photo at the Strayer Turkey Bowl!
Last week, Strayer Middle School hosted the Bucks County Intermediate Unit Reading Olympics—a program that promotes teamwork, discussion, and a love of reading. Teams of 8–16 students spent months preparing by reading 25 titles. The event culminated in an evening competition, where 12 Upper Bucks County teams—including Strayer’s “Fiction Addiction” and the Sixth Grade Center’s “Story Squad”—competed in three rounds and were recognized for their efforts.

Students began meeting with their coaches—Mr. Michael Murphy of Strayer and Mrs. Julie DiGiacomo of the Sixth Grade Center—in November. Tasked with mastering 25 books, teams divided the reading, with each student covering several titles—some nearly all. They reviewed, discussed, and quizzed one another using the 20-second format, practicing with Blooket, Gimkit, Kahoot!, Quizizz, and Quizlet. Students also shared summaries, ratings, and questions for each book, using a Google Sheet to stay organized and ensure every title was covered by at least two teammates.

Both teams represented the QCSD well! They were positive, encouraging, and respectful to the judges and are looking forward to next year’s competition and new books to read.
about 1 month ago, Quakertown Community School District
Last week, Strayer Middle School hosted the Bucks County Intermediate Unit Reading Olympics—a program that promotes teamwork, discussion, and a love of reading. Teams of 8–16 students spent months preparing by reading 25 titles. The event culminated in an evening competition, where 12 Upper Bucks County teams—including Strayer’s “Fiction Addiction” and the Sixth Grade Center’s “Story Squad”—competed in three rounds and were recognized for their efforts. Students began meeting with their coaches—Mr. Michael Murphy of Strayer and Mrs. Julie DiGiacomo of the Sixth Grade Center—in November. Tasked with mastering 25 books, teams divided the reading, with each student covering several titles—some nearly all. They reviewed, discussed, and quizzed one another using the 20-second format, practicing with Blooket, Gimkit, Kahoot!, Quizizz, and Quizlet. Students also shared summaries, ratings, and questions for each book, using a Google Sheet to stay organized and ensure every title was covered by at least two teammates. Both teams represented the QCSD well! They were positive, encouraging, and respectful to the judges and are looking forward to next year’s competition and new books to read.
“Meet The Instruments Night” and parent meeting will be held Tuesday April 21st from 6-7:00pm at Strayer Middle School. This event is for any student who might like to learn a musical instrument next year in the band and orchestra program! (Current band and orchestra students do not need to attend this event unless you are considering learning a new instrument.)

At "Meet the Instruments Night" your child will get to try out their top 3 instrument choices before you enroll in the program and get an instrument for them. Parents will also learn more about the QCSD band and orchestra program, get to meet the teachers, learn about instrument rentals, and ask any questions.

You must pre-register for this event, so we will know our anticipated attendance and can provide the correct amount of supplies (mouthpieces, reeds, etc.).

Please click the link below to register:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfp6cv8KWKc_RzqztqbtccME9wXF0wfzLUHlRczFxORMjmIcw/viewform

*Registering for “Meet The Instruments Night” does not enroll your child in the program. It simply allows the students an opportunity to try out the instruments before you rent, purchase, or borrow an instrument.

If you have questions, please contact your school’s music teacher. Visit qcsd.org/music and click the CONTACT page to find their contact information.

There’s an instrument for everyone, we just need to find the right fit for your child!
about 1 month ago, Quakertown Community School District
“Meet The Instruments Night” and parent meeting will be held Tuesday April 21st from 6-7:00pm at Strayer Middle School. This event is for any student who might like to learn a musical instrument next year in the band and orchestra program! (Current band and orchestra students do not need to attend this event unless you are considering learning a new instrument.)  At "Meet the Instruments Night" your child will get to try out their top 3 instrument choices before you enroll in the program and get an instrument for them. Parents will also learn more about the QCSD band and orchestra program, get to meet the teachers, learn about instrument rentals, and ask any questions.  You must pre-register for this event, so we will know our anticipated attendance and can provide the correct amount of supplies (mouthpieces, reeds, etc.).  Please click the link below to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfp6cv8KWKc_RzqztqbtccME9wXF0wfzLUHlRczFxORMjmIcw/viewform  *Registering for “Meet The Instruments Night” does not enroll your child in the program. It simply allows the students an opportunity to try out the instruments before you rent, purchase, or borrow an instrument.   If you have questions, please contact your school’s music teacher. Visit qcsd.org/music and click the CONTACT page to find their contact information.  There’s an instrument for everyone, we just need to find the right fit for your child!
“Meet The Instruments Night” and parent meeting will be held Tuesday April 21st from 6-7:00pm at Strayer Middle School. This event is for any student who might like to learn a musical instrument next year in the band and orchestra program! (Current band and orchestra students do not need to attend this event unless you are considering learning a new instrument.)  At "Meet the Instruments Night" your child will get to try out their top 3 instrument choices before you enroll in the program and get an instrument for them. Parents will also learn more about the QCSD band and orchestra program, get to meet the teachers, learn about instrument rentals, and ask any questions.  You must pre-register for this event, so we will know our anticipated attendance and can provide the correct amount of supplies (mouthpieces, reeds, etc.).  Please click the link below to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfp6cv8KWKc_RzqztqbtccME9wXF0wfzLUHlRczFxORMjmIcw/viewform  *Registering for “Meet The Instruments Night” does not enroll your child in the program. It simply allows the students an opportunity to try out the instruments before you rent, purchase, or borrow an instrument.   If you have questions, please contact your school’s music teacher. Visit qcsd.org/music and click the CONTACT page to find their contact information.  There’s an instrument for everyone, we just need to find the right fit for your child!
REMINDER!

There is no school on Friday, March 13th, for QCSD students for a Professional Development Day for staff.

Have a great weekend, Panthers!
about 2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Reminder! There is no school, Friday, March 13th for students. It is a professional development day for staff.
We want to connect with you! Let us know which social media platforms you use and how you use them, so we can better communicate with our community.

Click the link below to take this quick survey and give us the insight we need to better connect with you:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/12IucZVmNHNbGexvwBcUXmXiO3Q16qT-B0W_SB1pTlEk/preview
about 2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Photo of a person using their phone and laptop with heart and smile emojis
Join us Monday, March 9th at 5:15pm for our monthly Education Committee Meeting, located at 100 Commerce Drive, Quakertown, PA 18951 or join us online, where the meeting will be live-streamed here:
https://youtube.com/live/4Zs3EEVhij0?feature=share
about 2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Education Committee
STRAYER SPRING 2026 STORE IS LIVE:
https://freepressllc.chipply.com/strayer/store.html?eid=488204&apid=22977916&acid=2340003

We’re excited to announce that the Strayer Spring 2026 Online Store is officially open! Now is the perfect opportunity to stock up on your favorite Strayer gear and show your school pride.

Don’t miss your chance to represent Strayer this spring — thank you for supporting our school community!
about 2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Strayer Gear Sale
Good Evening, QCSD Students, Staff, and Families:
We want to provide an update regarding tomorrow morning’s forecast. AccuWeather is predicting a wintry mix, with ice expected on untreated surfaces until road temperatures rise above freezing around 9:00 a.m.
Due to these conditions, the QCSD will operate on a two-hour delay on Tuesday, March 3, 2026.
Please drive safely!
about 2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
2-hour delay
Cheer on the home team this Friday, February 27th as the QCSD Panthers take on the Harlem Wizards!

For tickets click here:
https://pretix.eu/harlemwizards/quakertownpa02-27-26-07-00pm/?utm_source=customvideos&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=quakertownpa
2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Harlem Wizards
Good Afternoon, QCSD Families and Staff:

Due to overnight refreezing and high winds, the Quakertown Community School District will operate on a two-hour delay on Tuesday, February 24.

Please use caution when traveling.

Thank you, and have a great day.
2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
2 hour delay - Tuesday, February 24
Good Afternoon Students, Staff, and Families of the Quakertown Community School District,

Due to the impending weather, Monday, February 23, will be a virtual asynchronous learning day. There will be no synchronous expectations. All after-school and evening activities are canceled.

For additional information, please review the District’s inclement weather procedures for virtual learning:
https://www.qcsd.org/page/inclement-weather-fid

or contact your school administrator with any questions.

Thank you for your cooperation, and please stay safe.


2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Virtual Asynchronous Learning - Monday, February 23, 2026
Strayer Middle School’s Activity Night will take place Friday, February 20th from 6:00–8:00 PM. We look forward to an evening of dancing, bingo, and dodgeball for our students.

To ensure an efficient entry process, please note the following designated entrances:

Dodgeball Players: Doors closest to the main office

7th Grade Students: Middle doors

8th Grade Students: Doors closest to the choir room

To help expedite admission, we kindly ask that students bring small bills. Five $1 bills or a $5 bill will allow for quicker processing at the door.

Food and beverages will be available for purchase. All other activities are included with the cost of admission.

We look forward to a fun and safe evening for everyone!
2 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Strayer Activity Night
Cheer for the home team! Meet the QCSD Basketball Players taking on the legendary Harlem Wizards!
Stay tuned for more home team player updates from the amazing Pfaff Elementary School PTO, putting on this event! Thank you for all you do!
Game Day: February 27
Time: 7:00 PM
Tickets: https://tinyurl.com/3hy24sz8
3 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Harlem Wizards
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This might be the most important event of the year for all parents! Support your child’s mental health and wellness by joining us for an informative event for parents and educators. Ask questions of leading family therapists and take advantage of a free resource to help parents with important topics such as anxiety, depression, grief, suicidal ideation, child development and parenting, just to name a few.

Click here to register:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ClrsuEYOTt6Y84afhBWnDQ?utm_campaign=Ask%20a%20Therapist%20Live&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8ekVStkPlXVV9NLTSzejF3-N4lBeS4e0dYYE9V9BGwVISNcRz4lgRtMifJrAlNqquF8EpBsf7kUNdc0EbTVhia-hDPZA&_hsmi=402990131&utm_content=402990131&utm_source=hs_email#/

3 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Ask a Therapist LIVE (Virtual)
Every day, they listen, support, encourage, and guide our students—helping them navigate challenges, celebrate successes, and build confidence in themselves and their futures. Your compassion, patience, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of our students and families.
We are so grateful for all you do—today and every day! Happy National School Counselors Week to all our amazing QCSD Counselors!
3 months ago, Quakertown Community School District
Happy School Counselors Week