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2021-2022 and 2022-2023 APPROVED Academic Calendars
At its Tuesday, Dec. 8 Legislative board meeting, the Cheltenham School District Board of School Directors adopted the following schedules for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 academic years....
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Timothy Holman Named Director of Facilities and Maintenance at the Cheltenham School District
Timothy Holman has been appointed the Cheltenham School District Director of Facilities and Maintenance. Holman most recently served in the same capacity at the Pennsbury School District since 2020, and will begin his CSD tenure on Monday, Nov. 8. The board of school directors approved the appointment at its Tuesday, Oct. 12 legislative meeting.
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CHS Alumnus Dr. Brian W. Scriven ’83 Tapped as Cheltenham School District Superintendent
Following a national search, Dr. Brian W. Scriven, a 1983 graduate of Cheltenham High School with nearly two decades of experience as an educational administrator, has been selected as the superintendent of the Cheltenham School District. Board president Pamela Henry announced the board will vote on the appointment prior to next Tuesday’s educational affairs committee meeting. Dr. Scriven’s first day on the job is slated for Monday, Nov. 1.
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Jessica Keene Named Cheltenham School District’s Director of Student Services
After more than 10 years assisting at-risk children in a variety of settings, Jessica Keene has been named the director of student services at the Cheltenham School District. Keene assumes the role from the recently retired Dr. Cheryl Horsey, who served CSD in a number of positions for more than two decades. In her new role, Keene will oversee the ...
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Wyncote Elementary Receives Kindness Grant for PBIS Program
Wyncote Elementary has received a $5,000 Kindness grant from the Choose Kindness Foundation. The funds will be utilized to integrate kindness into the school’s Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program, according to Wyncote Principal Dr. Crystal Clark.
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Cheltenham School District, Township Police Agree to Revised Memorandum of Understanding to Guide Relationship Moving Forward
After months of negotiations, the Cheltenham School District and Cheltenham Township Police Department have agreed to major revisions of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the two institutions. The school district board of school directors considered its own goals, input from local advocacy groups and public comment from recent legislative board meetings in its approach to reworking of the document. The final, approved MOU aims to foster a relationship of cooperation and mutual support and to maintain a safe school environment.
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