By Zorian Edwards, Multimedia & Features Editor and Arion Knott, Managing Editor
After the rumor of Cambridge Springs’ schools closing filled the Cambridge Springs High school auditorium...
By Brennen McWright, editor in chief
In response to a Right to Know request from a community member, PENNCREST School District recently released a list of books "removed from the libraries, from all...
By Celeste Eback, website editor
During the January PENNCREST School Board meeting, policies 109.2 and 123 were updated. Policy 109.2 aims to eliminate sexually explicit content from our libraries....
By Luthea Sweeney, photo and design editor
Policy 251 discusses further options for students experiencing educational instability.
Policy 251 is proposed as such: “The Board recognizes the challenges...
By Luthea Sweeney, design and photo editor
Policy 618 discusses student activity funds and accounting, fundraising, and guidelines regarding extracurricular activities.
The purpose of Policy 618...
By Nate Slee and Luthea Sweeney, broadcast editor and photo and design editor
Policy 913 discusses nonschool individual(s), groups, and organizations that seek to include in-school individuals in activities,...
By Zorian Edwards, Multimedia & Features Editor and Ezra McClymonds, contributing writer
A list of books pulled for review was shared with The Panther Press staff by a parent in the PENNCREST School...
By Brennen McWright, editor in chief
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last few months, you’ve undoubtedly heard of PENNCREST’s Policy 109.2, which was passed earlier this month,...
Photos and story by Luthea Sweeney, photo and design editor
On Friday, Jan 20, several students were directed to report to the library with their books and told the books were being recalled for review...
Lyndzee Amory
“I have a list of books here in my hand, if anyone would like to look at them, of books that are in our libraries that promote this garbage and absolute trash to students,” said PENNCREST...
Compiled by Joe Slye, Haley Butler, and Brennen McWright, staff writers and news editor
The following includes responses to questions sent out to the candidates of the 2021 PENNCREST School Board election....
The following includes responses to questions sent out to the candidates of the 2021 PENNCREST School Board election. The polls will be open May 18 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Registered voters may select four of the six candidates, and the top-four winners from each party will advance to the general election in November.
