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Mrs. Young's message shares important updates, upcoming events, and essential information for families.

A cast and crew of more than 60 students brought Elle Woods’ journey to Harvard to life across four performances, February 5-7.

Join Dr. George Steinhoff as he sits down with Mr. Charles Breiling, SVHS Mathematics, Computer Science and Astronomy teacher. 

Fresh off completing their own science fair projects, the high school students supported the Pennell students as the develop their own projects.

Mrs. Young's message shares important updates, upcoming events, and essential information for families.

After 18 rounds, seventh-grader Yousef Khan emerged as the 2026 Spelling Bee Champion, with eighth-grader Brielle Hagan earning the title of runner-up.

Students participated in service projects to support Giving Tree families. Each grade focused on a different activity to spread kindness and generosity.

Luci becomes the 19th player overall and the 10th girl in program history to reach this milestone, and the first since Vinny DeAngelo in 2019.

On January 15, Sun Valley High School proudly celebrated the achievements of its students at the annual Honor Societies Induction Ceremony.

If you missed the live session or would like to review the information again, the recording and slide deck are now available online.

Coebourn students put leadership into action through hands-on projects designed to support the local community.

Capture this special moment with a high-quality print featuring this year's 8th-grade class. Order yours today!

Students will raise funds for pediatric cancert research and join together for a culminating Mini-THON celebration on April 10.

The annual exhibition at DCCC features artwork in a variety of media created by high school students from across Delaware and Chester Counties.

Midterm exams for Sun Valley students are scheduled for the week of January 19, 2026.

This month’s recognition celebrates students who exemplify the Leader in Me habit “Think Win-Win” - playing fair, respecting others, and working to find positive solutions.

From January 1 through March 31, shoppers at GIANT can fight hunger in our community by "rounding up" at the register.

The annual gesture is a way to recognize the role crossing guards play in keeping students safe, while spreading holiday cheer.

The Northley Middle School library was filled with holiday cheer during the 21st annual Holiday Craft Fair on December 17.

Students created wet mounts of various specimens, focused their microscopes, and drew observations.

This month’s recognition celebrates students who exemplify the Leader in Me habit “Put First Things First” - which centers on coming prepared, staying focused, and using time wisely.

Penn-Delco reminds families of its plans for weather-related closures, delayed openings, and the use of Flexible Instruction Days.

Braeden DiGiovanni secured a full, four-year scholarship to cover the full cost of attendance at Northwestern University.

For the 4th time, NMS is recognized for continued excellence in academics, student development, and equitable practices.

Thanks to our Art and Special Education teachers, PDSD was among the districts with the most student artwork on display.

Students shared their letters and sounds on an “alphabet runway,” practicing skills while celebrating their learning and creativity.

The Board of School Directors has approved the 2026-2027 district calendar, adopted at a Special Meeting on December 1.

Sun Valley students earn spots in District 12 Band, Honor Choir, and A Capella Ensemble, including top rankings in their sections.

Armour and Ellis were reelected as Board leaders, new members were sworn in, and local Cub Scouts observed civics in action.

This December, Penn-Delco invites families and community members to enjoy performances by talented student musicians from across the district.

Sun Valley and Chichester representatives gathered for the traditional pregame breakfast in the Sun Valley MIC ahead of the Turkey Bowl.

Students and staff celebrated at the annual pep rally on November 25 before Sun Valley faced Chichester on Thanksgiving Day.

Mrs. Young's message shares important updates, upcoming events, and essential information for families.

Aston 4th graders brought the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to life with their own hallway parade of handmade balloons.

The celebration honored the support staff who help make Coebourn a wonderful place to learn and grow.

Students and staff came together to cheer, play games, and recognize achievements, all while showing school pride.

During these meetings, students take the lead in sharing their academic progress, setting goals, and reflecting on their learning.

A student-hosted Thanksgiving tasting brought food, collaboration, and gratitude to Sun Valley’s lunch periods.

Thanks to a great turnout, the school collected 35 units of blood, including donations from 27 first-time donors.

Penn-Delco proudly hosted 100 musicians from 19 schools, including 8 from Northley, for the D12 Chorus Fest at Sun Valley.

Lisa Logan will work with students, families, and schools to support student success by connecting families with resources, addressing challenges, and more.

The event brought together students, staff, families, and veterans for a heartfelt morning of appreciation and reflection.

Aston Elementary honors local veterans with a heartfelt ceremony, student tributes, and breakfast on November 10.

The activity gave students a fun, active way to explore teamwork, strategy, and a glimpse of history in action.

Each grade brought their energy to the gym, competing for the title. The winning team faced off against the teachers.

Consent forms are available from Mrs. Grady and will also be available in the front office beginning Monday, November 10.

NMS is giving back this season through our annual Thanksgiving Food Drive, November 5-19!

These outstanding students exemplified the Leader in Me habit “Begin with the End in Mind” - they set goals, plan ahead, and follow through with purpose.

Join Dr. George Steinhoff as he sits down with Mr. Justin Shivone, Northley Middle School’s new principal.

A guest reader joined the class to share a story, and students enjoyed creating their own Leaf Sprites in autumn’s colors.

Students worked together to add ingredients and experienced how cooperation and community can create something special.

Coebourn showed its Cougar pride during an indoor walk honoring Mrs. Maria Potter and supporting breast cancer awareness.

The community came out for a night of soccer and support for Alex’s Lemonade Stand in the fight against childhood cancer.

Panther pride filled the gym as students, staff, and community members gathered to celebrate the Blue Ribbon Award.

A big thank-you to the Brookhaven, Parkside, and Aston Fire Companies for visiting our schools and helping our students stay prepared!

During the half-day event, each grade visited the auditorium with their Related Arts teachers to meet Rhyuhn and hear him perform.

In honor of National Bullying Prevention Month, Coebourn Elementary students came together on October 8 for a memorable all-school assembly.

Sun Valley’s Homecoming brought students, families, and the community together for pep rallies, a parade, and the crowning of this year’s King and Queen.

Students are developing confidence, responsibility, and leadership skills through The Leader in Me program.

This month’s recognition celebrates students who exemplify the Leader in Me habit “Be Proactive”- students who take initiative, make positive choices, and set an example for others.

Three SV seniors were named Commended Students in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program: Nicholas DelGiorno, Amos Fayehun, and John Saunders.

Mrs. Young's message shares important updates, upcoming events, and essential information for families.

"The Little School with the Big Heart" is one of only 13 schools in PA - and the only in Delco - to earn this inaugural recognition.

Teen Board members inspire peers, help shape initiatives that empower girls, earn community service hours, and build leadership, teamwork, and project management skills.

The students created colorful pinwheels, each decorated with personal messages of hope and peace, which they then "planted" around school grounds.

Northley 8th graders spent an afternoon on the soccer field building connections, strengthening teamwork, and having fun.

Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ The Dot, Penn-Delco students explored the themes of creativity, courage, and kindness.

This hands-on course encourages students to think like investigators while learning about the human body, medical data, and potential careers.

Order your 2025-2026 yearbook, personalize it, and explore options for Senior Ads before important deadlines arrive.

A big thank you to our families and dedicated staff for helping make the start of the year such a success. We can’t wait to see all that’s ahead!

Looking for flexible, rewarding work? Kelly Education is now hiring substitutes and paras to support Penn-Delco students.

Penn-Delco kicked off the year with a spirited Back to School Assembly celebrating staff, honoring milestones, and inspiring a great year ahead.

Expectations include cheering positively, respecting officials, following stadium rules, and more. Go Vanguards!

On August 19 and 20, Penn-Delco School District hosted teacher induction to welcome our newest team members.

Penn-Delco is now using BoardDocs Pro to make school board information easier to access, follow, and understand for the community.

Three days of collaboration and reflection brought Penn-Delco leaders together to align around district goals for the year ahead.

We are partnering with local municipalities to launch BusPatrol, using stop-arm cameras to catch drivers who illegally pass.

Mr. Shivone brings more than a decade of leadership and instructional experience to the role. His start date is to be determined.

Penn-Delco sent real estate tax bills to property owners in Aston, Brookhaven and Parkside on July 1, 2025.

The 6th grade teams welcome students and families to Northley! Reminders, supply lists, activity fee details, and more!

Required reading assignments for grades 6-12 and recommended reading for K-5 are now available for Summer 2025. 

The 2nd Annual event offers free supplies, haircuts, health services, and more to help families prepare for the new school year.

Penn-Delco schools and offices closed on Fridays, June 27-Aug. 15. Offices open to the public Mon.-Thurs. from 7:30 a.m.-4:15 p.m.

Sun Valley proudly celebrated the Class of 2025 at its 63rd Annual Commencement on June 10 at Neumann University.

The school was honored by the Red Cross as a Premier Blood Partner for its support of local and national blood donation efforts.

Northley wrapped up the school year with a fun-filled Field Day featuring games, music, and a splash of excitement from local fire departments.

Parkside students enjoyed a Field Day full of excitement, energy, and smiles.

Pennell Elementary brought their spirit and sportsmanship to this year’s Field Day.

Students at Coebourn Elementary brought their spirit and sportsmanship to this year’s Field Day.

Aston Elementary students enjoyed a fun-filled day of outdoor games and friendly competition at this year’s event.

Family, friends, and coaches gathered to celebrate the achievements of 27 seniors taking their athletic talents to the next level.

After weeks of research and preparation, students presented what they learned about a historical figure to family and friends.

With confidence, first graders shared meaningful messages about kindness, teamwork, responsibility, and goal-setting.

A creative partnership between Pennell Elementary and Sun Valley High School brings student-designed monsters to life.

The top two academic achievers of the Class of 2025, Molly Ann Mucklow and James Anderson, are set to address their classmates at commencement on June 10.

The annual gala brought together top high school theatre programs for an unforgettable night of celebration and performance.

We are proud to honor the 11 student-athletes who have earned spots on the Ches-Mont All-League Teams the fall season.

Eighth graders Haley Palmore and Anthony Preziuso recognized for academic and athletic excellence.

A proud morning of recognition highlighted the hard work, leadership, and academic success of 29 high-achieving seniors.

National recognition highlights Penn-Delco’s commitment to providing exceptional music opportunities for all students.

A memorable May meeting recognized dedicated staff, standout students, and a prestigious music education designation.

Three Penn-Delco educators were honored by Sun East Federal Credit Union, with a winner in each school level category.

Part of the school’s Leader in Me initiative, the event welcomed more than a dozen local organizations representing a variety of fields.

Penn-Delco had five winners, four students and one teacher, a reflection of our community’s commitment to inclusion and belonging.

We’re proud to share that 28 winners in the 47th Nicholas A. Spennato Young Authors' Writing Project are Penn-Delco students!

We recently hosted two Parent Orientation sessions. If you weren’t able to attend you can view the presentation slides now.

Rising sixth graders got a preview of middle school life during a fun and informative Transition Day at Northley.

Northley Middle School proudly welcomed 71 students into the National Junior Honor Society during a special induction ceremony.

After weeks of research and preparation, students presented what they learned about a historical figure to family and friends.

Northley students made a strong impression in the essay competition, nearly sweeping the middle school category.

Amos Fayehun, Nicholas DelGiorno, and John Saunders earned national recognition for outstanding PSAT performance and will be honored by the National Merit Scholarship Program.

SV welcomed the future Vanguards for the annual Freshman Panel, giving the rising 9th graders a glimpse into high school life.

We are proud to honor the 18 student-athletes who have earned spots on the Ches-Mont All-League Teams the fall season.

The Spongebob Musical earned 6 nods from the Greater Philadelphia Cappies and 5 from The Philadelphia Independence Awards.

Whether they’re going to college, joining the workforce, enlisting in the military, or still deciding, our students are looking ahead.

Connor Huber has been selected as a 2025 Phillies All-Star Student. Each year, the team recognizes students from across the region who demonstrate character, leadership, and kindness.

Laura O'Kane received the Delaware Valley Excellence in Teaching Award; Aidan Hearn named to the All-Delco Hi-Q.

The students were honored during an awards ceremony at Penn State Great Valley on April 9.

This year’s prompt - “What does ‘America the Beautiful’ mean to me?” - inspired thoughtful and personal reflections from students across the district.

PA School Health Act requires a medical exam for students entering grades K/1, 6 and 11. In-school physicals available May 14.

Students met with professionals from different industries, answered questions, reviewed their resumes and more.

The judges selected Callie Hazlett as the 6th grade winner and Ritika Rathinam as the 7th grade winner.

Penn-Delco students joined peers from across the county for a day of collaboration and performance at Delco Band Fest.

Sun Valley celebrated Autism Acceptance Month with two events, bringing students together for fun, fundraising, and a commitment to inclusion.

This event marked the culmination of weeks of training, team-building, and personal growth. Fourty-two girls and eight teachers participated.

Capture this special moment with a high-quality print featuring the Class of 2025. Order yours today!

Students explored landscapes, learned about plant life, and engaged in meaningful discovery within this living classroom.

4th grade demonstrated kindness and generosity by decorating bags, writing cards, and packing items for Meals on Wheels.

The Northley Middle School SeaPerch Team excelled at the regional competition on March 21, showcasing their engineering skills, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

With the support of their teachers, each kindergartener took the stage to perform a joke, building reading fluency and public speaking skills.

Pennell Elementary kicked off Autism Acceptance Week with a parade, dance party, and assembly celebrating kindness, inclusion, and understanding.

Students from across Southeastern PA spent the day rehearsing under the direction of a special guest conductor, culminating in an evening concert for family and friends.

Is your child navigating ADHD? Join DCIU’s Teaching & Learning team for a free Zoom training designed just for parents and caregivers!

Sixteen students placed at the Delaware County Science Fair! Their outstanding achievements were across various categories, including team projects, chemistry, and engineering.

At the March School Board meeting, several students were recognized for their exceptional academic and athletic accomplishments.

Penn-Delco Cares provided an overview of Special Education - from initial eligibility to potential exit. Watch now!

Based on the animated series, this show delivers a mix of humor and heart, bringing to life the quirky world of Bikini Bottom.

Aston Elementary School students recently participated in a series of meaningful service projects, spreading kindness and making a difference in the community.

To raise awareness, Northley students and staff wore their brightest, most mismatched socks on World Down Syndrome Day.

Different grade levels teamed up to complete challenges, play games, and create art together.

At this county-wide event, representatives from public school districts - and the DCIU - will be on-site to discuss open positions.

The Pennell 4th-grade teacher was honored with the Citadel Heart of Learning Award, recognizing her dedication, impact, and commitment to shaping young minds.

Coebourn and Pennell’s STEM Club students showcased their engineering skills at the competition, with one team winning Best Design for their project.

Congratulations to the Sun Valley Gold Unified Bocce Team on winning the regional championship at Cheyney University! Next up: States in Hershey, PA.

One of the week's special events was Guest Reader Day, where each grade level welcomed a special visitor to share a story.

Congrats to this year's champions - Oscar Berner, Owen Scott, and Sean Wiggins, along with their manager, Camden Sakiadis!

Coebourn Elementary students had an incredible time participating in the annual Kids Heart Challenge in February, all while supporting a great cause!

Through their enthusiasm and generosity, the school raised an impressive $15,850 for the American Heart Association. 

Kid's Heart Challenge allows students to learn healthy habits and fun with exercise for heart health and to raise funds to support the American Heart Association. 

In a Shark Tank-style competition, student teams presented their ventures to a panel of judges. Two teams were named winners.

The 2025-2026 school calendar is now available for download. The first day of school is Tuesday, September 2.

Sun Valley’s winter athletes delivered an impressive season, with titles, records, and playoff runs.

Frankie DiCandia won first place at the State Finals in Hershey, PA for his innovative creation - the Cozzzy Illuminator.

When conditions prevent in-person learning, PDSD may implement Flexible Learning Days to continue learning from home.

Hope Gladfelter introduced students to Finch robots, giving them hands-on experience with coding and robotics.

Follow these parking guidelines to ensure a smooth and safe experience at Sun Valley High School. Thank you for your cooperation.

After 27 rounds, 8th-grader Nick Parris emerged as champion, with 8th-grader Carlyn Singleton securing the runner-up spot.

If you missed the live session or would like to review the information again, the recording and slide deck are now available online.

The initiative introduces students to lacrosse, promotes healthy habits, and equips schools with the gear needed to practice in PE classes.

During the rally, students connected the Philadelphia Eagles' success to the 7 Habits from the Leader in Me program.

Sporting their favorite Eagles gear for Spirit Day, the students worked on Crafts for Fun Bags as part of an initiative organized by The Giving Tree.

On January 15, Sun Valley High School proudly celebrated the achievements of its students at the annual Honor Societies Induction Ceremony.

Northley offers after-school academic support from 3:00 to 3:45 p.m., Monday through Thursday.

Leader in Me is designed to empower students with skills and confidence to thrive as leaders in school and beyond.

Blake DiPasquale and Nollan Fayehun earned medals in the Astronomy event, while teammates secured Top 7 finishes.

The session will focus on supporting anxiety strategies related to the use of technology and social media.

From January 1 through March 31, shoppers at GIANT can fight hunger in our community by "rounding up" at the register.

Midterm exams for Sun Valley students are scheduled for the week of January 21. Testing schedule now available.

We are proud to honor the 27 student-athletes who have earned spots on the Ches-Mont All-League Teams the fall season.

Penn-Delco reminds families of its plans for weather-related closures, delayed openings, and the use of Flexible Instruction Days.

This recognition, part of the Explore.Act.Tell. initiative, empowers students to tackle food insecurity through research, advocacy, and service.

Wishing all of our families a joyful and restful winter break.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and to our fantastic volunteers for their hard work and festive spirit.

The National Honor Society is looking for memorabilia from our alumni for a special display to celebrate Sun Valley's history.

Northley Middle School was filled with holiday cheer during its 20th annual Holiday Craft Fair!

The library has achieved a sensory-friendly designation through KultureCity, a leading nonprofit promoting inclusivity.

The Aston Elementary Student Council joined forces with the The Delco Group for a Toy Drive this holiday season.

You can watch Sun Valley's home soccer, football, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, and lacrosse contests live from anywhere!

The dedication honors Coach Tommy Ellis's lasting impact on the wrestling program, the school and community.

Celebrate the season with the musical talents of our Penn-Delco School District students!

Student council partnered with Brookhaven Police to host a donation drive for the Domestic Abuse Project.

Each month, Pennell staff members recognize students who go above and beyond.

As we embrace the joys of winter, we want to ensure that your children can fully recess each day.

Temperatures fluctuate during the cooler months. We encourage families to dress children in layers to ensure their comfort throughout the day.

On November 26, Sun Valley High School held its first-ever fall blood drive in partnership with the American Red Cross.

Each day features a fun and festive theme to bring joy and excitement to our school community.

A big congratulations to everyone who participated in the November poetry contest, sponsored by Mrs. Robb!

Let’s work together to keep everyone healthy! Here are a few reminders to help stop the spread of germs.

Charlotte Cantwell reflected on the profound contributions and sacrifices made by veterans, honoring their role in protecting the freedoms we hold dear.

Celebrate the holiday season with friends and family while supporting the Aston Elementary Parent Teacher League (PTL)!

The message sent by Dr. Steinhoff on November 16, 2024 addresses a serious matter involving a PDSD employee.

The students were selected by their teacher for exemplifying on the Core Value of the month: self-control.

Coebourn Elementary students enjoyed a performance of Polkadots: The Cool Kids Musical by the Walnut Street Theatre, exploring themes of inclusivity, kindness, and courage.

The inaugural Kick Cancer Classic and Alex’s Lemonade Stand fundraiser raised over $2,000 for pediatric cancer research.

Charlotte Reeder reflected on the profound contributions and sacrifices made by veterans, honoring their role in protecting the freedoms we hold dear.

The Book Fair is back! The Scholastic Book Fair returns to Northley Middle School from November 18-22. 

Coebourn Elementary honored Veterans Day with a heartfelt assembly and breakfast, featuring student performances and a special flag presentation.

On November 8, Aston honored U.S. veterans with a ceremony and breakfast, celebrating their service and sacrifice.

Penn-Delco's second annual Wellness Day provided a variety of sessions focused on physical, emotional, and financial wellness.

Coebourn Elementary School kindly asks for your cooperation during arrival and dismissal. 

The students were selected by their teacher for exemplifying on the Core Value of the month: compassion.

Students, teachers, and Master Gardener volunteers worked together to weed and plant in the school garden on October 16.

In case you missed it, the annual PSSA score reports were mailed in September. If you haven’t received yours, please contact Northley.

To continue improving the process, we kindly ask for your attention in a few areas. Thank you for your cooperation.

Please refrain from parking in numbered spaces in the SV, NMS and Admin Building lots during the school day.