Rainbow Elementary School proudly recognized their Kindergarten students last week with a special parade celebrating their hard work, growth, and accomplishments throughout the school year.
Family members, and staff gathered to cheer on their youngest learners as they paraded in front of the school. The event provided an opportunity to celebrate the many milestones our Kindergarten students achieved and to recognize their successful completion of an important first year of elementary school.
We are proud of all they have accomplished and look forward to seeing their continued success as they move on to first grade.
Congratulations, Rainbow Kindergarten students!
21 days ago, Brian Davis
Another special milestone was celebrated at East Fallowfield Elementary School last week as kindergarten students took part in their promotion ceremony, marking the end of an exciting first year of school.
For many families and staff members, the event was especially meaningful as East Fallowfield has closed its doors to students. The ceremony was filled with smiles, pride, and bittersweet memories as these young learners prepare to begin the next chapter of their educational journey in a new school next year.
26 days ago, Brian Davis
Summer day camps provide children with meaningful opportunities to learn, grow, and stay connected while school is not in session. Beyond simply keeping children busy during the summer months, camps help foster personal development, social interaction, and continued enrichment in a fun and engaging environment.
26 days ago, Brian Davis
Krapf Family Fun Day is This Saturday!
Join Krapf School Bus this Saturday, June 13, for a FREE Family Fun Day at the Coatesville Area Senior High School located at 1445 E. Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, PA 19320.
Bring the whole family out for arts and crafts, face painting, music, bounce houses, snacks, games, and plenty of fun! Interested in becoming a driver? Guests will also have the opportunity to test drive a school bus and learn more about joining the Krapf team.
Don’t miss out on this fun community event!
If you can't make it, but you're interested in driving, call 484-999-2051 or email
jobs@krapfbus.com.
26 days ago, Brian Davis
While much of last week was dedicated to celebrating the graduating Class of 2026, there were many other meaningful moments taking place across the Coatesville Area School District.
At East Fallowfield Elementary School, fifth grade students participated in their promotion ceremony as they prepare to begin middle school. As one of the district buildings closing at the end of the school year, the ceremony carried a mix of excitement, reflection, and emotion for students, families, and staff who have shared so many memories within its walls.
26 days ago, Brian Davis
A Delicious Day for the Rainbow Garden Club!
The final meeting of the Rainbow Garden Club was a huge success! Dr. Chrisman’s kindergarten class and Garden Club students harvested more than 100 basil plants that they had grown from seed.
To celebrate their hard work, students used the fresh basil to make pizza together. Growing fresh herbs has never been so delicious!
28 days ago, Brian Davis
Krapf School Bus Hiring Event!
Looking for a new opportunity? Join Krapf School Bus for a hiring event this Wednesday, June 10, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Coatesville Area Public Library located at 501 Lincoln Highway East, Coatesville, PA 19320.
Explore exciting career opportunities, meet the team, enjoy refreshments, and interview right on-site!
A job with Krapf includes a sign-on bonus, competitive hourly wages, an employee shuttle to and from work, the opportunity to bring your child to work, and both part-time and year-round employment opportunities.
If you are unable to make it, visit
jobs@krapfbus.com or call 484-999-2051.
28 days ago, Brian Davis
Supporting Our Community at First Friday
The Coatesville Area School District was proud to support the June 5 First Friday event, which celebrated the reimagined Strawberry Festival along with Juneteenth festivities in the City of Coatesville.
Student Climate Ambassadors from Coatesville Area Senior High School and the Coatesville Area Intermediate High School volunteered their time to help vendors set up for the event, demonstrating leadership and community pride.
District leaders, including Assistant Superintendent Dr. Leah Reider, Human Resources Director Carol Heindel, and Director of Student Climate and Belonging Dawn Mader, also attended to show the district’s support for this important community celebration. Dan Williams stopped by as well to join in the festivities.
Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening a success!
29 days ago, Brian Davis
Congratulations, Class of 2026!
A few more photos from this special evening -- Thursday, June 4.
29 days ago, Brian Davis
Congratulations, Class of 2026!
Last night, the Class of 2026 graduated on a beautiful evening surrounded by their families, friends, teachers, and administrators.
We celebrate the many accomplishments these graduates have achieved during their time in the Coatesville Area School District and look forward to seeing all they accomplish in the future. Congratulations, graduates, and best wishes on the journey ahead!
29 days ago, Brian Davis
about 1 month ago, Coatesville Area School District
First Walk – Part 1
Yesterday, the Coatesville Area School District held its First Walk, a heartwarming tradition that welcomed our youngest learners—the future Class of 2039—to the Red Raider family.
The event gave registered kindergarten students the opportunity to walk across the graduation stage alongside a graduating senior, offering a glimpse of what it will feel like years from now when they cross that same stage to begin their next chapter. It was a special opportunity to celebrate the start of their educational journey with a little pomp and circumstance and a lot of excitement.
More photos to come from this fun and memorable event!
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
Talaria Throwback Thursday
This week’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to a time when Americans were watching Happy Days and The Six Million Dollar Man, singing along to hits by Elton John and John Denver, and eagerly awaiting the debut of a little show called Saturday Night Live. Gas prices and bell-bottoms were both on the rise, and the world was captivated by the "Rumble in the Jungle" heavyweight title fight.
Take a look at this week’s Talaria yearbook photos and see if you recognize any familiar faces from this memorable era in Coatesville history.
Now it’s your turn…
-Do you recognize anyone?
-Can you guess the year?
Were you part of this class? If so, stay connected at
https://forms.gle/kgoTrkp7LaukwDGg9about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
Celebrating Service and Dedication
On Wednesday, May 27, the Coatesville Area School District held its Years of Service & Retirement Ceremony, recognizing the incredible individuals who have dedicated their careers to serving our students, families, and schools.
The district celebrated more than 86 employees reaching milestones of five, ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five, thirty, and thirty-five years of service, as well as 25 employees who are retiring this year.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all of those recognized for their commitment, dedication, and years of service to the Coatesville Area School District. To our retirees, we wish you happiness, good health, and fulfillment in this next chapter. Your impact on our students and school community will be felt for years to come.
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
A Ride to Remember at Reeceville
Last week, the Baer family from Reeceville Elementary School received a very special ride to school after winning a fire truck ride at the Reeceville Bag Bingo event.
Thanks to West Brandywine Fire Company and Chief Vince, the students arrived in style with lights flashing and horns sounding. Their arrival was made even more memorable as fellow students lined up to welcome them to school.
What an exciting way to start the day!
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
A Carnival of Creativity at Reeceville
The spring art show and concert at Reeceville Elementary School brought a fun carnival theme to life as students truly “popped” through their artwork, music, and singing performances.
Student artwork is now displayed throughout the hallways for families and students to enjoy, while our young musicians performed both during the school day for their peers and again Monday evening for their families.
A special thank you to art teacher Ms. Rossiello and music teachers Mr. Cropper and Ms. Anderson for their hard work in making this amazing event possible!
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
Last Call for First Walk Registration!
There’s still time for fully registered kindergarten students—the Class of 2039—to sign up for this week’s First Walk celebration!
Join us as our youngest learners are welcomed to the Coatesville Area School District by our graduating seniors. Participants will walk across the stage with a senior buddy, take commemorative photos, and receive a free backpack filled with school supplies and other essentials.
WHEN: Thursday, May 28, from 4:30–6:00 PM
WHERE: Coatesville Memorial Stadium (1425 Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, PA 19320)
Register today:
https://forms.gle/ebsDKyXnciJcQBZv8We can't wait to welcome the Class of 2039 to the Red Raider family!
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
Career Day at Caln
Students at had an exciting and memorable Career Day filled with volunteers representing a wide variety of professions and experiences.
A special highlight was a visit from PA House Representative Dan Williams , along with police officers, LaMancha Animal Rescue volunteers, an equestrian who brought a mini horse, a nurse, an ophthalmologist, a gymnastics coach, a drum teacher, entrepreneurs, a children’s book illustrator, and many more.
It was a fantastic day of learning, exploration, and inspiration for our students!
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis
Today, the top 25 students in the Class of 2026 were honored during a special luncheon at the Coatesville Country Club hosted by the Coatesville Rotary Club.
The event recognized these outstanding students for their hard work, dedication, and academic achievements. Congratulations to all of the honorees on this well-deserved recognition!
about 1 month ago, Brian Davis