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Thirty-two retiring employees were honored for their 663 combined years of service to Radnor students during the June 28 Board Business Meeting.
Summer Reading is required for students entering grades 6-12 and recommended for grades K-5. Assignments may be required for some courses.
Radnor community members are invited to check out the current progress of new construction and renovations at Radnor High School on Wed., July 20 and Thurs., July 21 at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m.
A new public comment method for Board and Committee meetings will accept submissions via a voicemail line that will open prior to the meeting. The voicemails will then be played at the meeting.
To continue RTSD's development of a strong culture of belonging, dignity and inclusion, all staff have been provided a book to read about the importance of these elements toward educational equity.
RTSD will deliver instruction to students remotely if circumstances warrant during the 2022-23 school year after a plan was approved by the Board on May 31. Traditional snow days will still be an option.
A 2022 Golden Achievement Award from the National School Public Relations Association was awarded to the district for the creation, design, and January 2022 launch of the new www.RTSD.org.
Dozens of seniors were recognized for their outstanding achievements with a variety of awards at the annual RHS Senior Recognition Night on June 6.
Lower Courts will be closed June-August 2022. Upper Courts will remain closed through the completion of the Accessibility & Wellness Project.
Opened in 2001, Radnor Elementary School was intentionally built utilizing many environmentally friendly features. The community came together to recognize the two-decade milestone on June 4.