Food is mediocre at best, my friend got food poisoning, also bathrooms are atrocious. Suspicious…read moreodors are extremely common. Also I didn't like my 10th grade English class. The other people are annoying at there is too much yelling at 7 in the morning.

Despite all the "I don't know how to _______, I went to North Penn" jokes, and the ESPN 2000…read moreFootball documentary debacle, North Penn is a top class school, ranked among the best in an area that honestly has quite a few great high schools. I graduated in 99, so I was in the era of our sports teams dominating at everything, but as far as I know, the teams are still good, even if they aren't #1. And there is an abundance of non-athletic extracurricular activities. From art, to activism, to music, to politics, and beyond. The student government actually has a big hand in running the school, rather than essentially being elected in name only. And I had very few of those stereotypical "getting through to retirement" bitter teachers. GO KNIGHTS! Uh, duh. Edited to add the best thing of all (and I swear if they don't exist anymore, I'll burn my yearbooks and break ties with NPHS forever). CREAMIES! You have to love a school that offers, almost at the price of a a full lunch, two giant chocolate chip cookies filled with a frosting made simply of shortening and sugar. And I wonder why I'm chubby.

Just a quick heads up for anyone who picks up Kindergartners after the morning sessions at this…read moreschool: I was politely instructed today to pull away from the pickup zone prior to buckling my grandchild into his car seat because it is quicker and facilitates speedy loading of all students. Of course, this policy is in contravention of both the PA Child Passenger Protection Act and common sense. The available alternative is to skip the line, park elsewhere and walk the child from the "Orange" door to the parking lot. Inconvenient in good weather and more so in inclement weather, but it will get you past the school policy that obligates one to disobey state law and teach children a very bad lesson. Show less

The school that some of my friends' (from BCCC) attended, it is very small, but clean, and has a…read morebig jungle gym, and it has no air conditioning (downside). But it has a nice gym. The thing that bugs me is that its near jamison and bridge valley. I'll visit again someday! My favorite old school (in frpnt of kutz) in CB. (1919)

The Delaware Valley University is located right across the Fordhook Farm!…read more The University provided complimentary parking for the Fordhook Farm's one day public event! We parked in the second lot and we enjoyed a 15 minute walk through the campus to reach the farm.

Trying to figure out if their apples are organic-no pesticides and non gmo genetically modified…read more Called several times l/m transferred to Matt Beakman Director of the farm? Staff not sure,"only he can answer that." They are nice enough to donate to the food truck but no one that distributes knows. They said why don't you call them. I said I did and called a third time. Looked on the website. Even poor people should have the right to know.

Gulph falls short when compared to the other elementary schools in the district like Caley and…read moreCandlebrook. You would think a newer school would be at an advantage but when you have teachers that are unresponsive, uninspiring and checked out there is not much you can do. This was all very apparent for us even at the kindergarten level with our child's teacher (JC). Specials teachers are hit or miss. My child would have nice details to share about their time in STEM, art, PE and library, but then couldn't really share anything of value from music despite my child's love for music outside of school. Office staff are friendly and organized so at least the school has that going for them.

My son has been goin here for 6 years. My favorite favorite favorite teacher in the school will…read morealways be Ms. Fitzgerald. That woman is a trooper. Tiny in size but a whole lot of authority and long nails. Most of the teachers that had been there have left. Irs concerning. Im tired of him getting new teachers almost ever yr . I have a few concerns cause thats my only child but for the majority im happy with the school

Thinking about attending? Penn State Abington is a wonderful place to start your academic career…read more Nestled in the suburbs of Philadelphia, it's easily accessible by public transportation. Depending on the undergraduate degree you want to pursue, you might even stay for all four years! They're flexible and have night and summer offerings. Of course, contact the staff there for more information on current course offerings. Already done college? Besides being a fantastic satellite campus, Abington offers continuuing education courses and is host to cultural events open to the public, such as musical performances and movie showings. Words cannot adequately describe the impact that Penn State Abington has had on my life and the opportunities it has provided to me, and for a reasonable cost. Beyond an annual gift, I still return to campus every so often to support various academic programs and initatives. (If you went to Abington, share your experience!)

Penn State Abington comes off as more than just some simple satellite campus. It has a life of its…read moreown with plenty of offerings and experiences to be had for those that attend. Yet, the campus is small enough to ensure you don't get washed out amongst the crowd. Every staff member I've interacted with are friendly and student focused. Speaking for the continuing education side, there seems to be something for everyone. It is easy to access from public transportation and has parking to spare, attempting to make everything as easy as possible on the students.

As a parent I love this school My daughter is a first year student and absolutely loves it. Not…read moreonly does Cairn give an excellent education, but they encourage and help them get ready for life socially and spiritually. They have work opportunities on campus and town is nearby if they want to work in the community. They allow the kids to have their cars on campus from the first year, especially since they require the kids to get involved in a church outside of the school My daughter loves her admissions counselor, guidance counselor and her teachers. She has made a wonderful group of friends, has become involved in a church off campus and she is thriving. I think the biggest testimony to me was anytime we asked any of the students if they liked the school, they all said they loved it. The president is often the speaker at chapel and he teaches a class as well. I just can't say enough about this institution.

I have 2 undergraduate and 1 graduate degree from Cairn. Their academics are high quality and the…read moreprofessors foster interactive community among students and with them. Whatever they do, they do well. Full disclosure- this institution has a core of Bible courses in each major helping students desiring to live and work Biblically to integrate this into all they do. Their graduates are spread around the world making a difference in meeting the needs found in those places. I am grateful for my education there.

My daughter attended here and loved it so much. Many teachers have been here a long time which is a…read moretestament to the quality of the school and its leadership. My daughter felt so loved here by every teacher and really blossomed during her time here. She especially loved the Bible stories and music class on Thursdays and loves spending time with her classmates/friends.