Congratulations Dr. Fuller!Meet the East Penn School District Employee of the Year...our very own Dr. Sue Fuller!!!
YAY DR. FULLER!!! We are so proud of and thankful for you!!!
Our school, students, faculty, families and community are all so very lucky to have you in our lives!
CONGRATULATIONS ONCE AGAIN!
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Introducing Community Connections! 💛
Our first event brings together families and community partners to explore meaningful ways and resources to support students with disabilities in our schools. Come connect, learn, and strengthen our community together. This event is open to the whole family!
📅 November 18th
⏰ 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
📍 EHS Cafeteria, 800 Pine Street
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We are so grateful for Thomas Ruhf and the great job he does at Eyer Middle School. His commitment to student involvement during the middle school years helps our students develop both academically and personally. #EastPennPROUD #ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
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We really did hit the jackpot with Katrina Griffin joining our East Penn family this year in her role as Willow Lane Elementary School's principal! Her hands-on approach and genuine care ensure our school is in good hands. #EastPennPROUD #ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
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Tara Desiderio has the biggest heart, and it shows in her roll as the principal of Wescosville Elementary School! Her inspiring approach motivates students, staff, and families every day. #EastPennPROUD #ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
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Congratulations to our 2026 National Merit Scholar commended students:
(Photo from left to right) Dr. Joshua Levinson, East Penn School Board President; Maitreyi Kukade; Anisha Kundu; Thomas Amdur; Nathaniel Peters; Marleigh Llewellyn; Dr. Kristen Campbell, Superintendent of Schools; Not Pictured: Liam Queenan
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Dear East Penn School Community,
This is a reminder that, effective, Monday, October 13, a portion of Lower Macungie Road will be closed. The PA Turnpike Commission has announced the closure of Lower Macungie Road, between Cedar Crest Boulevard and Macungie Road, to complete the final tie-ins for the new bridge as part of the Turnpike widening project. The closure dates are Monday, October 13 through Monday, October 27, 2025 as long as the project remains on schedule.
All school bus routes that typically use Lower Macungie Road will be affected by this closure. Detours will be in effect and we ask you to please be patient as we expect there may be some delays in both the morning and afternoon.
Anyone who drives students to school should plan for a longer commute and use the official posted detour routes. Drivers should consider leaving earlier than usual to ensure timely arrival at school.
Please plan ahead, follow posted detours and exercise patience during this road improvement project.
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