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Against the backdrop of a YouTube video of a crackling fire (and a classroom warm enough to believe it’s real), more than 25 CHS Skills for Life (S4L) students celebrated the season of giving during the annual Thanksgiving feast on Thursday afternoon. 

In the Journey Through Biomes Project, ninth grade Project-Based Learning students engaged in a cross-curricular project guided by the essential question, "How did we get here?"

Friday morning, about 50 CHS students took advantage of the opportunity to attend a protective services and public safety career panel in the library. Later that day, nearly 900 CHS students explored the annual college and career fair.

This award is sponsored each month by EASTERN’s faculty, Joint Operating Committee, and the Willow Grove Rotary Club to highlight student excellence, success, and service. This month's honoree is CHS senior Nicholas Choitz, who's enrolled in EASTERN’s Protective Services program. 

CHS students in Diversified Occupations, Robotics, Foundations of Engineering, Career Exploration, and healthcare-related courses attended the Careers of Tomorrow, a multi-industry career-awareness event for high school students in Montgomery County.

Cheltenham High School Spanish teacher Natalie Reed (right) has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 Patricia J. Creegan Award from Pennsylvania’s  Education for All Coalition (PEAC).

"The Finale," a monologue by CHS freshman Norah Sparks, will be performed at Temple University’s Randall Theater as part of the Philadelphia Young Playwrights’ (PYP) New Voices series.

Six students’ work will be featured on the Philly Young Playwrights Festival 2024-25 production schedule.