Congratulations to our Top Dog Award winners and to every student who was recognized for showing kindness and respect!
We had so many amazing students to honor for going above and beyond at McDonald Elementary — whether it was lending a helping hand, including a classmate, showing respect to teachers and peers, or simply being a positive example for others to follow. These students remind us every day what it means to be a great Bulldog, both inside and outside the classroom.
To all of our Top Dog Award winners and kindness honorees — thank you for being wonderful role models for your peers. Keep shining and keep showing the world what it means to be the best Bulldog you can be!
We had so many amazing students to honor for going above and beyond at McDonald Elementary — whether it was lending a helping hand, including a classmate, showing respect to teachers and peers, or simply being a positive example for others to follow. These students remind us every day what it means to be a great Bulldog, both inside and outside the classroom.
To all of our Top Dog Award winners and kindness honorees — thank you for being wonderful role models for your peers. Keep shining and keep showing the world what it means to be the best Bulldog you can be!
On Monday, October 19, William Tennent High School’s National English Honor Society, The Literati, proudly welcomed 33 juniors and seniors during its annual induction ceremony!
This year’s theme, “Chapters for Change,” highlighted the power of reading, writing, and language to inspire positive change in our world. Mr. Newman and student officers Aiden Eddleman, Emma Castro, Dylan Goodman, and Brianna Alburger shared meaningful reflections on the theme.
The inductees were joined by some visiting family and existing senior members.
Congratulations to our newest Literati members! We can’t wait to see the chapters you’ll write and the change you’ll inspire.
This year’s theme, “Chapters for Change,” highlighted the power of reading, writing, and language to inspire positive change in our world. Mr. Newman and student officers Aiden Eddleman, Emma Castro, Dylan Goodman, and Brianna Alburger shared meaningful reflections on the theme.
The inductees were joined by some visiting family and existing senior members.
Congratulations to our newest Literati members! We can’t wait to see the chapters you’ll write and the change you’ll inspire.
The William Tennent High School cheerleaders were recently recognized at the Centennial School District Board Meeting for their outstanding food drive efforts benefiting the local community.
The WTHS Cheerleaders collected more than 750 pounds of donated food during a food drive hosted by the Giant Supermarket of Warminster. This outstanding contribution will help support local families and individuals facing food insecurity.
The collection surpassed the 500-pound benchmark for an excellent food drive, reaching more than 750 pounds with an estimated retail value of more than $1,700. Together, the donations provided the equivalent of more than 1,500 meals for local individuals and families in need.
Congratulations to the WTHS Cheerleading team on this well-deserved recognition. Your generosity and community spirit continue to make a real difference for local families!
The WTHS Cheerleaders collected more than 750 pounds of donated food during a food drive hosted by the Giant Supermarket of Warminster. This outstanding contribution will help support local families and individuals facing food insecurity.
The collection surpassed the 500-pound benchmark for an excellent food drive, reaching more than 750 pounds with an estimated retail value of more than $1,700. Together, the donations provided the equivalent of more than 1,500 meals for local individuals and families in need.
Congratulations to the WTHS Cheerleading team on this well-deserved recognition. Your generosity and community spirit continue to make a real difference for local families!
William Tennent High School Homecoming 2026 was a celebration of school spirit, and this year’s Homecoming King and Queen have officially been crowned! Congratulations to Kyle Mulholland and Julia Zucaro on this exciting honor!
Homecoming is a special tradition that brings students, families, staff, and alumni together, and this year was no exception. Thank you to everyone who helped make the week memorable, from the students who participated to the staff and volunteers who worked behind the scenes.
Congratulations again to Kyle and Julia. We are so proud of you!
Homecoming is a special tradition that brings students, families, staff, and alumni together, and this year was no exception. Thank you to everyone who helped make the week memorable, from the students who participated to the staff and volunteers who worked behind the scenes.
Congratulations again to Kyle and Julia. We are so proud of you!
The William Tennent High School Golf team wrapped up a successful season with a special Senior Night at Five Ponds, an evening dedicated to celebrating the team's graduating seniors and their families.
Parents joined their children on the course for an evening of golf, sharing in the game that has been such a big part of their high school years. It was a memorable chance for families to enjoy time together outdoors, reflect on the season, and cheer on the athletes they have supported all year long.
After the rounds, the team and their families gathered for a dinner to continue the celebration. The evening was filled with laughter, stories, and well-deserved recognition for the seniors, whose dedication, leadership, and sportsmanship have helped shape the program.
Parents joined their children on the course for an evening of golf, sharing in the game that has been such a big part of their high school years. It was a memorable chance for families to enjoy time together outdoors, reflect on the season, and cheer on the athletes they have supported all year long.
After the rounds, the team and their families gathered for a dinner to continue the celebration. The evening was filled with laughter, stories, and well-deserved recognition for the seniors, whose dedication, leadership, and sportsmanship have helped shape the program.
At McDonald Elementary, the SWPBIS team works to recognize students who demonstrate our 4 B’s + 1: Be Kind, Be Safe, Be Ready, Be Your Best, and Be Proud to Be a McDonald Bulldog!
Today, we are proud to recognize third grader Gianna for earning a Bulldog Bone for Being Ready and Being Her Best! Gianna consistently stays focused, completes her lessons on time, and is always ready to tackle her assignments with a positive attitude.
As part of our Bulldog Bone celebration, Gianna selected a number at random and chose 100! Each time a student's row is filled, they have the opportunity to be selected for a fun prize or special event as a way to celebrate their hard work and positive choices.
Way to go, Gianna! Keep showing us what it means to Be Your Best and Be Proud to Be a McDonald Bulldog!
Today, we are proud to recognize third grader Gianna for earning a Bulldog Bone for Being Ready and Being Her Best! Gianna consistently stays focused, completes her lessons on time, and is always ready to tackle her assignments with a positive attitude.
As part of our Bulldog Bone celebration, Gianna selected a number at random and chose 100! Each time a student's row is filled, they have the opportunity to be selected for a fun prize or special event as a way to celebrate their hard work and positive choices.
Way to go, Gianna! Keep showing us what it means to Be Your Best and Be Proud to Be a McDonald Bulldog!
Last Friday, Willow Dale Elementary was a sea of color as students showed off their school spirit for Color Wars!
Each grade dressed in a designated color, filling the hallways and classrooms with bright, cheerful energy. Students proudly represented their teams, cheered on their classmates, and enjoyed a day full of friendly competition and fun. The excitement continued with a Student of the Month assembly held for each grade level.
Families were invited to join their children as we recognized students who have shown kindness, effort, and leadership in our school community. It was a special moment to see so many proud parents and caregivers in the audience, celebrating alongside their children.
Congratulations to all of our Students of the Month, and thank you to the families who joined us. Thank you also to our staff for organizing such a memorable day!
Each grade dressed in a designated color, filling the hallways and classrooms with bright, cheerful energy. Students proudly represented their teams, cheered on their classmates, and enjoyed a day full of friendly competition and fun. The excitement continued with a Student of the Month assembly held for each grade level.
Families were invited to join their children as we recognized students who have shown kindness, effort, and leadership in our school community. It was a special moment to see so many proud parents and caregivers in the audience, celebrating alongside their children.
Congratulations to all of our Students of the Month, and thank you to the families who joined us. Thank you also to our staff for organizing such a memorable day!
Piece by piece... we have our champions! Centennial School District is proud to celebrate the completion of the 3rd Annual Centennial Education Foundation (CEF) Puzzle Competition. It was an incredible day of puzzling, teamwork, friendly competition, and fun!
Congratulations to our 2026 winners!
Junior Division
Koz-Lucky — 36 minutes, 30 seconds
Yellow Lunatics — 52 minutes, 36 seconds
Team Flamingo — 59 minutes
Galaxy Solvers — 1 hour, 4 minutes
Adult Division
Five Ponders — 43 minutes, 50 seconds
Irish Jigsaw — 1 hour, 7 seconds
Chronically Puzzled — 1 hour, 40 seconds
Just Wing It — 1 hour, 1 minute, 4 seconds
King Puzzlers — 1 hour, 1 minute, 35 seconds
And because a puzzle competition should always have a little extra fun:
Best Team Name: Puzzlers Who Also Pickleball
Best Team Costume: Team Flamingo
Thank you to everyone who joined this incredible event, and congratulations to all of our puzzlers! We're so proud to be part of a community that comes together for fun, friendly competition, and support of the Centennial Education Foundation.
Congratulations to our 2026 winners!
Junior Division
Koz-Lucky — 36 minutes, 30 seconds
Yellow Lunatics — 52 minutes, 36 seconds
Team Flamingo — 59 minutes
Galaxy Solvers — 1 hour, 4 minutes
Adult Division
Five Ponders — 43 minutes, 50 seconds
Irish Jigsaw — 1 hour, 7 seconds
Chronically Puzzled — 1 hour, 40 seconds
Just Wing It — 1 hour, 1 minute, 4 seconds
King Puzzlers — 1 hour, 1 minute, 35 seconds
And because a puzzle competition should always have a little extra fun:
Best Team Name: Puzzlers Who Also Pickleball
Best Team Costume: Team Flamingo
Thank you to everyone who joined this incredible event, and congratulations to all of our puzzlers! We're so proud to be part of a community that comes together for fun, friendly competition, and support of the Centennial Education Foundation.
Yesterday, the Southampton Fire Department visited Davis Elementary as part of Fire Safety Week! Firefighters took the time to teach our students important fire safety tips to help keep them safe at home and in their community.
Students had the opportunity to learn valuable skills, including what to do in the event of a fire, how to stay calm during an emergency, and the importance of having a fire safety plan at home. The visit gave our Davis Dolphins a hands-on look at the role firefighters play in keeping our community safe, while reinforcing lifesaving lessons in a fun and engaging way.
We are so grateful to the Southampton Fire Department for taking the time to share their knowledge and expertise with our students. Fire Safety Week is a wonderful reminder of the importance of fire prevention and preparedness, and visits like these help make these lessons come to life for our students.
Thank you to the Southampton Fire Department for your continued partnership and commitment to keeping our students and community safe!
Students had the opportunity to learn valuable skills, including what to do in the event of a fire, how to stay calm during an emergency, and the importance of having a fire safety plan at home. The visit gave our Davis Dolphins a hands-on look at the role firefighters play in keeping our community safe, while reinforcing lifesaving lessons in a fun and engaging way.
We are so grateful to the Southampton Fire Department for taking the time to share their knowledge and expertise with our students. Fire Safety Week is a wonderful reminder of the importance of fire prevention and preparedness, and visits like these help make these lessons come to life for our students.
Thank you to the Southampton Fire Department for your continued partnership and commitment to keeping our students and community safe!
Congratulations to our William Tennent Marching Panthers on their performance at Ohio State University's Ohio Stadium for the Buckeye Invitational this past Saturday, October 3rd!
Our Marching Panthers prepared with great effort for this remarkable chance to perform on such a prominent stage. We are proud of their commitment, discipline, and enthusiasm for music and performance, and we loved cheering them on from home.
Great job, Marching Panthers—you showed Ohio State what Centennial pride looks like!
The entire performance is also on our official YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/XC8yB-lNdx8
Our Marching Panthers prepared with great effort for this remarkable chance to perform on such a prominent stage. We are proud of their commitment, discipline, and enthusiasm for music and performance, and we loved cheering them on from home.
Great job, Marching Panthers—you showed Ohio State what Centennial pride looks like!
The entire performance is also on our official YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/XC8yB-lNdx8
Congratulations to our September "Tops of Tennent" students! These students were nominated by WTHS staff and recognized by WTHS administration for showing tremendous work ethic, creativity, character, community service, or achievement at WTHS.
Grade 9: Emily Hearn
Grade 10: Bilolbek Madjidov
Grade 11: Juliet Cons
Grade 12: Reese Gersten
Congratulations to these outstanding students — we are so proud of you!
Grade 9: Emily Hearn
Grade 10: Bilolbek Madjidov
Grade 11: Juliet Cons
Grade 12: Reese Gersten
Congratulations to these outstanding students — we are so proud of you!
Yesterday, the Lower Bucks County Vietnam Veterans Memorial honored the legacy of Hospitalman William James Barr, a U.S. Navy member and William Tennent High School graduate. At just 19 years old, Barr was killed in action on July 17, 1968, during the Vietnam War.
In his memory, Bucks County Bridge #140 on Valley Road, next to Kemper Park in Warminster/Warrington Township, was dedicated in his name. The dedication ceremony brought together members of the community to give Barr the recognition he so rightly deserves, honoring both his sacrifice and his lasting connection to our community.
Barr's story is a powerful reminder of the courage and selflessness of those who serve our country. As a William Tennent graduate, his legacy holds special meaning for our school community, and we are proud to see his memory preserved through this meaningful tribute.
Thank you, William James Barr, for your courage, devotion, and service to our country. Your sacrifice will not be forgotten.
In his memory, Bucks County Bridge #140 on Valley Road, next to Kemper Park in Warminster/Warrington Township, was dedicated in his name. The dedication ceremony brought together members of the community to give Barr the recognition he so rightly deserves, honoring both his sacrifice and his lasting connection to our community.
Barr's story is a powerful reminder of the courage and selflessness of those who serve our country. As a William Tennent graduate, his legacy holds special meaning for our school community, and we are proud to see his memory preserved through this meaningful tribute.
Thank you, William James Barr, for your courage, devotion, and service to our country. Your sacrifice will not be forgotten.
Seventh graders at Klinger Middle School recently participated in an engaging STEM lab in Mrs. Wilson’s classes. Students discovered that teamwork and communication are essential to their group’s success.
The activity began with students able to use two hands and verbal communication. As the challenge progressed, the rules became more difficult: students were limited to using just one hand and communicating only nonverbally. Despite these challenges, students worked together, adapted, and successfully completed the activity.
Through hands-on learning and collaboration, students discovered that problem-solving, teamwork, and a little creativity can make science a lot of fun!
The activity began with students able to use two hands and verbal communication. As the challenge progressed, the rules became more difficult: students were limited to using just one hand and communicating only nonverbally. Despite these challenges, students worked together, adapted, and successfully completed the activity.
Through hands-on learning and collaboration, students discovered that problem-solving, teamwork, and a little creativity can make science a lot of fun!
On Sunday, September 13, 2026, the William Tennent Cheerleading Program collected more than 750 pounds of donated food during a food drive hosted by the Giant Supermarket of Warminster. This outstanding contribution will help support local families and individuals facing food insecurity.
The collection surpassed the 500-pound benchmark for an excellent food drive, resulting in more than 750 pounds of donated food with an estimated retail value of more than $1,700. Together, the donations provided the equivalent of more than 1,500 meals for local individuals and families in need. In addition to the nonperishable food items, the athletes packaged more than 75 Birthday Boxes filled with boxed cake mix, soda, candles, and decorations, helping recipients celebrate birthdays with ease.
A food drive collection in two shopping carts outside a building, with a 'WT Cheerleading' sign on top. “We are incredibly proud of the generosity, teamwork, and school spirit shown by the William Tennent cheerleaders,” said Noelle Fox, WTHS Cheer Head Coach. “Their efforts will make a meaningful difference for local families and reflect the values of service and leadership that define our program.”
The collection surpassed the 500-pound benchmark for an excellent food drive, resulting in more than 750 pounds of donated food with an estimated retail value of more than $1,700. Together, the donations provided the equivalent of more than 1,500 meals for local individuals and families in need. In addition to the nonperishable food items, the athletes packaged more than 75 Birthday Boxes filled with boxed cake mix, soda, candles, and decorations, helping recipients celebrate birthdays with ease.
A food drive collection in two shopping carts outside a building, with a 'WT Cheerleading' sign on top. “We are incredibly proud of the generosity, teamwork, and school spirit shown by the William Tennent cheerleaders,” said Noelle Fox, WTHS Cheer Head Coach. “Their efforts will make a meaningful difference for local families and reflect the values of service and leadership that define our program.”
Early this week, students in Centennial School District's SPIRIT program soft-launched their own ShopRite! This exciting venture is a smaller-scale version of the supermarket, giving CSD employees the chance to stop in and purchase everyday items right on-site.
Thanks to the original connection made by the late Joseph Cowhey, SPIRIT students have had the opportunity to operate the ShopRite store at William Tennent High School before the regular bell schedule begins. Now, with SPIRIT at the Administration Building, our students can operate the store for longer shifts and more frequently throughout the day.
Students are gaining valuable real-world experience while serving Administration Building staff, SPIRIT staff, students, and visitors attending professional development and training. Each shift gives students opportunities to practice customer service, communication, teamwork, responsibility, and other important workplace skills.
We're so proud of our SPIRIT students for their hard work in bringing this soft launch to life. Congratulations on this exciting milestone, and we can't wait to see the program continue to grow!
🍦🎉 Klinger Middle School's sixth graders kicked off the school year in high spirits with an unforgettable ice cream social, generously hosted by our HSA! Students got creative at the sundae bar, piling their bowls high with delicious flavors and every topping imaginable, all while catching up and sharing laughs with friends. The fun continued with an epic game of Simon Says and plenty of outdoor games in the beautiful sunshine. What a perfect way to kick off an incredible year ahead!
