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School Issues
Posted below is information and analysis regarding some of the most important issues facing the Pottstown School District.

Preparing Pottstown schools for the future
How do we make the best use of our school facilities to provide a quality education at an affordable cost? This 32-page report, first published as an advertising supplement in The Mercury, examines relevant facts and provides two options.Read more

Innovation, competition, and choice in education: a series
Gov. Tom Corbett has called for innovation, competition and choice in our education system. In a series of nine articles, we look at different approaches to education and their implications for Pottstown public schools.Read more

Pottstown superintendent and charter schools
At the May 19, 2011 meeting of the Pottstown School Board, director Tom Hylton reported on the results of a Right To Know request he made concerning superintendent Reed Lindley's activities regarding a charter school operator running Pottstown's elementary schools.Read more

Edgewood most expensive elementary school to operate
In an email to Charter School Management Inc., Pottstown superintendent Reed Lindley estimated the operating costs of Pottstown school buildings. The high school and middle school cost far more to operate than all five elementary schools combined. Of the elementary schools, Edgewood and Franklin are the most expensive to operate.Read more
