Talk:Council Rock School District

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There is a lot to talk about when it comes to Council Rock. I encourage everyone to edit to his heart's content!

[edit] Council Rock named a school for WHOM?

I went to see my old house on New Road where I lived in the seventies as a boy and found a big ugly warehouse-style building on the other side from where my house. First, I find out it's a relatively new elementary school. Then I find out it was named for. . . Maureen Welch, my second-grade teacher? The woman who made second grade so hideous for me I couldn't wait to get to third grade?? WTF?? :-O

Captain Caveman

[edit] The Council Rock

I would like to see information on the actual Council Rock, for which the school district is named. --Lbeaumont 18:49, 3 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] council rock is bad ....

Council Rock School district is talked up to be a great public school. The school district offers many varieties of classes for kids who may need help as well as those who excel. However, at council rock if you are not academically at the top, the treatment is different. Through out my 13 years in the district there were many instances that I was held back, instead of moving forward with my education. Of course there were the few teachers who were truly there to do something they loved and wanted to help kids, but for the most part the teachers are trying to get by with minimal effort. Due to CRSD teachers being the highest paid in the state of PA the drive to be employed seem to be precedent. The students are middle to upper class which is evident by driving through the parking lot or walking around the hall ways of one of the schools. Drug use is high … —Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.110.107.144 (talk) 01:39, 12 February 2008 (UTC)