Spring-Ford Area School District

Student Winners Announced for Pennsylvania American Water’s Annual “Protect Our Watersheds” Art Contest

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Thursday, June 1, 2023
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Pennsylvania American Water today announced the winners of its 21st Annual “Protect Our Watersheds” art contest, with a sixth-grade student from Cumberland County scoring top honors.

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  • Pennsylvania American Water today announced the winners of its 21st Annual “Protect Our Watersheds” art contest, with a sixth-grade student from Cumberland County scoring top honors.
  • Sixth grader Emma Marie Ferree of Eagle View Middle School in Mechanicsburg earned the grand prize for her artwork, which will be featured on the cover of Pennsylvania American Water’s annual “Protect Our Watersheds” wall calendar.
  • The calendars will be printed and distributed across the Commonwealth later this year for use in 2024.
  • In addition to having their artwork featured in the 2024 wall calendar, winners will receive bookstore gift cards.

Philadelphia-Area School Districts Kick off New School Year With Important Safety Reminder for Motorists

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Wednesday, August 17, 2022
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Methacton, Spring-Ford Area, Phoenixville Area, and Rose Tree Media school districts have each partnered with BusPatrol to launch safety initiatives to make roads safer for students.

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  • Methacton, Spring-Ford Area, Phoenixville Area, and Rose Tree Media school districts have each partnered with BusPatrol to launch safety initiatives to make roads safer for students.
  • Every day in Pennsylvania, hundreds of motorists fail to stop for school buses and put the lives of children at risk.
  • The safety of our students is our primary concern, said Dr. Alan Fegley, Superintendent of the Phoenixville Area School District.
  • The technology, installation, and maintenance are available to the school districts and taxpayers at zero cost through the BusPatrol School Bus Safety Program.