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The Bedford Area School District is a small, rural public school district located in southcentral Pennsylvania. It serves the Boroughs of Bedford, Hyndman, Manns Choice and Rainsburg and Bedford Township, Colerain Township, Cumberland Valley Township, Harrison Township, Londonderry Township and Snake Spring Township in Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
The district offers a variety of clubs, activities and sports. Athletics [ edit ] Bedford High School is a member of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (District V), and plays in the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference.
The Pennsylvania state system of intermediate units (IU) was created in 1970, as part of the public school system of the Commonwealth, replacing the 67 county superintendents of schools offices which had existed since the 1850s. Act 102 created the boundaries for each IU, assigned every school district to an intermediate unit, established a ...
New Bedford Ship Supply, at 108 Front St., has been a resource for local commercial fishermen dating back to the 1930's. Local source: Hollywood put this New Bedford store on the map, but locals ...
The following language is found in the Unit A contract between New Bedford Educators Association and New Bedford School Committee, valid through June 30, 2025, under "Complaints": "Any complaints ...
New Bedford area housing issues play into a 'dream' for housing at UMass Dartmouth forum. Gannett. Frank Mulligan, The Standard-Times. May 1, 2024 at 4:09 AM.
On October 22, 2013, voters in the Town of Bedford who were members of the Bedford Central School District approved a $31,828,238 Capital Improvement Project proposed by the Bedford Central School District. The approval was by a wide margin. A total of 1,825 votes were cast, with 1,197 votes in favor and 628 votes against.
In March 2014, the Saskatoon public school board passed a motion to have the school drop the name "Redmen" and use a new name by the beginning of the new school year in September. [10] The new name for Bedford Road, as chosen by a group of 70 staff, students, and alumni, was the Redhawks, drawing on the red tail hawk native to Saskatchewan. [11]