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Academic Calendar 2020-2021
By unanimous vote at the Tuesday, February 11 Legislative board meeting, the Board of School Directors of Cheltenham School District adopted the following schedule for the 2020-2021 academic year.
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Board Votes for February 1 Move to Hybrid Educational Model
At Monday evening’s special meeting, the CSD Board of School Directors voted to begin the phased-in implementation of a hybrid educational model on Monday, Feb. 1. A vote on the winter health and safety plan was tabled until the special board meeting on Monday, Nov. 23. As a result, administration will reevaluate and adjust its implementation schedule and provide further information regarding...
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MCIU COVID-19 Virtual Information Session for Families
The Montgomery County Intermediate Unit assembled an all-star panel of local health experts to provide the latest information related to COVID-19 for Montgomery County families. Dr. David Rubin and Dr. Susan Coffin from the CHOP PolicyLab, chair of the county commissioners Dr. Valerie Arkoosh, and Ms. Michel Masters, director of communicable diseases for the Montgomery County Office of Public Health, recorded a virtual informational session for parents/guardians of Montgomery County students...
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CBK, WES Earn Grant to Advance PBIS Programs
Cedarbrook Middle School (CBK) and Wyncote Elementary School (WES) have been awarded an $8,000 grant for this school year to implement advanced tiers of their Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS). An evidence-based, three-tiered framework for improving and integrating data, systems, and practices affecting student outcomes...
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CSD Collaborating with Keneseth Israel, Community Members on Glenside Rotary Thanksgiving Food Drive
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, food collection efforts for local in-need families have kicked into high gear. For its 17th annual Thanksgiving Food Drive, the Glenside Rotary has partnered with CSD, Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel and community members to collect enough food to distribute more than 100 turkeys and baskets. With the economic instability COVID-19 has brought to the country, and specifically to Cheltenham...
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Wyncote Families Take a Virtual “Walk against Hate”
During the week of October 12-18, Wyncote Elementary families participated in the Anti-Defamation League’s inaugural virtual “Walk Against Hate” to speak up, share facts and show strength in taking a stand against hate. This year marks the 10th. Because of the pandemic, this year's “Walk Against Hate” looked different from past walks, and inspired participants to be creative in how they “walk.” Participating alongside thousands of families from across the country, Wyncote families...
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