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What happens when love takes you by surprise in a place that almost doesn't exist?  Find out when Exeter Township Senior High School's talented cast brings John Cariani's "Almost, Maine," to the

When Exeter Township Senior High School junior Madeline (Madi) Bieber joined fellow students from across Berks County for a discussion with Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday, she didn't

The College Board has selected Pax Soden, 12th grade, for the 2026 AP Art and Design Exhibit, an extraordinarily selective honor recognizing outstanding student artists from around the world. To put

Kean Miller was named as as a Commended Student in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. Each year, approximately 1.3 million high school students enter the National Merit Scholarship

The Exeter Township School District will award diplomas to 346 graduates at 7PM on Thursday, June 4, 2026 at the Santander Arena in Reading, PA. During the evening’s ceremony, speakers will include

More than 100 students were recognized for their outstanding achievements during Exeter Township Senior High School's Senior Awards ceremony, which was held on Wednesday, May 20, 2026 in the

A historic season for Exeter girls soccer now has a story to match, thanks to senior Adam Cooke. His 75-minute film, Ladybug: A Story of Champions, tells the story of the Exeter girls soccer team’s

The College Board recently awarded certificates to 54 Exeter students in their College Board National Recognition Program, which recognizes high-performing students across the country and helps them

On Tuesday, Exeter's SHS Mock Trial team went to court against other students from Berks, Lehigh and Northampton Counties as they acted as plaintiffs and defendants in a simulated medical

More than 35 Exeter Township Senior High Technology Student Association (TSA) students attended the Pennsylvania TSA “Unity Through Community” Regional Conference in Stroudsburg, PA, in late

Tons of electricity—and a bit of nerves—filled the lobby of the Senior High last night as juniors and seniors enrolled in Mr. Zachary Potter’s Engineering Design course showcased and presented their

On the evening of November 12th, sophomore Ryan Hernandez was not thinking about recognition: He was thinking about safety. While traveling home with his family, Ryan–a 15-year-old junior

After weeks of preparation, auditions and rehearsals--as well as a bit of nerves--more than 30 Exeter students in orchestra, chorus and band were selected to perform at County and District

Twelve SHS students spent their fall afternoons stepping into the shoes of a State Trooper as they participated in the Pennsylvania State Troopers Citizens' Police Academy—an eight-week immersive

Ah, we wish you could smell this post! More than 80 beautifully decorated, handcrafted gingerbread houses are now on display in the library and throughout the halls of the Senior High, bringing

When students in Zachary Potter’s STEM classes design a project, they’re used to wiring, coding and problem-solving. But this fall, their engineering skills were put to use for something deeper:

Today, ten juniors and ten sophomores were recognized by Principal Tom Campbell and Exeter Community Education Foundation (ECEF)'s Executive Director, Angela Cooke, and ECEF board members, Heather

Kindergarteners at Lorane had some very special visitors yesterday! Students from Mrs. Trisha Master’s and Mrs. Anne Thomas’ Parenting & Child Development classes at SHS spent the morning reading

Senior High students celebrated another record-breaking year of philanthropy, raising an official total of $21,022.39 throughout the 2024-25 school year for pediatric cancer research and

Some students wait until they’ve graduated college to begin their careers—but for Leomar Brown, he’s getting a head start while still in high school. Thanks to a unique partnership between East Penn

Exeter senior Adam Cooke was recently honored with the “Student Internship Award” during the Berks Business Education Coalition (BBEC) Summit. Adam received the honor for his outstanding work and

When you turn the classic game Clue into a play, you get the masterfully entertaining Murder’s in the Heir! Filled with twists, laughs, and suspense, this hilarious mystery features an ensemble cast

  The College Board awarded certificates to 55 Exeter students (30 of whom are current students, and 25 who graduated in June) for their outstanding performance on their Advanced Placement (AP)

On days when they cook for class, Senior High students in Food & Nutrition, Sports Nutrition and Life 101 usually get to enjoy their own culinary creations. But today, students worked with extra

  Huzzah! Dozens of bright young Lords and Ladies from the noble village of Exeter did journey forth to the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire in Manheim this fine day, where they did maketh merry