Above: The $6.1 million Palmyra Area High School opened its doors to students in 1973. (LebTown file photo by Will Trostel)
3,518
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District contact info
Website: pasd.us
Superintendent: Bernie Kepler
Palmyra Area School District reporter
Katie Knol
Katie Knol is a 2024 Penn State graduate with bachelor’s degrees in journalism and political science. She has reporting experience in student-run publications The Daily Collegian and CommRadio along with NPR-affiliate stations WPSU and WITF. Born and raised in the Hershey-Palmyra area, when she isn’t…
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LebTown coverage of Palmyra Area School District
Palmyra Area School District meeting coverage
N. Annville splits cost of new fire tanker, cracks down on Valley Glen trespassers
North Annville Township supervisors enacted a no-trespassing resolution for township-owned properties in Valley Glen and approved nearly $255,000 toward the early replacement of a fire company tanker truck with irreparable valve issues.
PASD approves steady millage, president resigns, coach comments continue
The budget outlines almost $75 million in estimated revenue and expenses for the 2026-27 school year. The millage rate will stay consistent at 18.1532 mills.
Palmyra community continues to support coaches after contract non-renewal
Members of the community continued to show up and speak in support of the two wrestling coaches following last meeting’s decision not the renew their contracts for the next year.
Palmyra school board approves 0% tax increase, declines to renew wrestling coaches amid community backlash
Palmyra’s school board drew criticism for not rehiring its wrestling coaches after a district investigation found policy violations, while also passing a budget that holds the tax rate steady despite some members pushing for an increase.
Palmyra school board is still undecided on scope of high school renovations
The board is working to decide on what work they want to be included in the renovation and how much it can cost without a tax increase.
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