Conestoga High Supporting Freedom of the Press
Jun28

Conestoga High Supporting Freedom of the Press

State Senator Comitta, PA. Representative Shusterman introduce law to empower student journalists Legislation calling for stronger protections for student journalists was supported by students from Conestoga High School at a press conference in Harrisburg. “A free press is fundamental to our democracy. That’s why it’s so important that we empower and inspire the next generation of journalists to use their voices with accountability,...

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Be Proud of our Schools-Part Two
Apr11

Be Proud of our Schools-Part Two

Conestoga High Schoolers Take World by Storm in Math Modeling Challenge For 14 straight hours in early March, a small group of Conestoga High School students came together to participate in an international online math modeling competition. A combination of math smarts and creative thinking has added up to a spot in the finals for the team, whose submission was selected as one of the best solutions to questions around the predicted...

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2023 Election Season is Starting
Jan13

2023 Election Season is Starting

Primary Election is May 16th. Get involved in Chester County or your local school district or your municipal governance. Take action now to be on the annual vote by mail list. Get 17 and 18 year olds registered.

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2022 Results 2: PA House FLIPS Democratic
Nov09

2022 Results 2: PA House FLIPS Democratic

Come January, Democrats will have a MAJORITY in the PA House of Representatives for the first time since 2010!

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Absentee and Mail Ballot Application Deadline is 1 November
Oct31

Absentee and Mail Ballot Application Deadline is 1 November

Last Day to apply is 1 November. Using a drop box it is still possible to vote by mail.

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PA Supreme Court Rules No-Reason Mail Voting is Constitutional
Aug02

PA Supreme Court Rules No-Reason Mail Voting is Constitutional

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled 5-2 that a state law allowing voters to mail ballots without providing a reason is constitutional, reversing a lower court decision.

The court found that the state’s Act 77 did not violate the Pennsylvania Constitution, paving the way for voters to cast mail ballots in this year’s midterm elections and beyond.

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PO Box 251
Paoli, PA 19301

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