
The Homecoming celebrations didn't end with Friday Night Lights!
The fun continued Saturday evening as students gathered at Coatesville Area Senior High School for the 2026 Homecoming Dance!
It was a night filled with music, dancing, friends, and plenty of Red Raider spirit as students came together to celebrate a fantastic Homecoming weekend!
One of the highlights of the evening was the crowning of our 2026 Homecoming King — Max Hiller!
Congratulations to Max on this special honor and to all of our students who helped make this year's Homecoming celebrations so memorable!
What a weekend to be a Red Raider!
One of the most anticipated traditions of Homecoming is the crowning of our Homecoming Queen!
Friday night's celebration featured the traditional Homecoming Jeep Parade, as our Homecoming Queen candidates made their way around Coatesville Memorial Stadium, greeted by cheers from the crowd!
The excitement continued with the big announcement of our 2026 Homecoming Queen — Parker Snyder!
Congratulations to Parker on this special honor, and to all of our Homecoming Queen candidates for being part of such a memorable evening!
Another great Homecoming tradition and another special moment in Coatesville!
Now let's get to the action on the field!
Our Red Raider football team gave the Homecoming crowd plenty to cheer about Friday night, delivering an impressive 42–0 victory over Avon Grove!
From big plays on offense to a defense that kept Avon Grove off the scoreboard, our Red Raiders put on quite a show under the Friday night lights!
Check out some of the highlights from a great night of Coatesville football!
Way to go, Red Raiders!
What a night! What a crowd! What a way to celebrate Homecoming!
Friday night brought a beautiful fall evening to Coatesville Memorial Stadium, and the excitement was everywhere as our Red Raider community came together for a Homecoming celebration filled with tradition, school spirit, and plenty of Coatesville pride!
From alumni returning home and cheerleaders from across the district joining in the festivities to the sounds of our Red Raider Marching Band, there was something special about being under the Friday night lights!
The evening also featured one of Homecoming's most anticipated traditions — the crowning of our 2026 Homecoming Queen!
And our Red Raider football team made sure the celebration continued on the field, delivering an impressive 42–0 victory over Avon Grove!
It was a fantastic way to cap off a week filled with school spirit, traditions, and celebrations that brought our students, staff, families, alumni, and community together. Because no matter when you graduated or where life has taken you, there's nothing quite like coming HOME to Coatesville!
Once a Red Raider, always a Red Raider!







Monday, October 12, is a teacher in-service day for the Coatesville Area School District. There will be NO school for students.


What better way to wrap up an exciting Homecoming Spirit Week than with a pep rally filled with Red Raider pride!
The energy was electric at Coatesville Area Senior High School on Friday as students and staff came together for a spirited celebration to close out a week of Homecoming fun!
From the introduction of our fall sports teams to exciting performances by our band, cheerleaders, and dance team, there was plenty to cheer about!
And, of course, no pep rally would be complete without a little friendly competition! Students brought the noise during the spirit chant competition, with each section doing its best to prove who had the most Red Raider spirit!
It was the perfect way to end a fantastic week and build excitement for Friday Night Lights, as our Red Raiders took the field against Avon Grove and the school community looked forward to the crowning of the 2026 Homecoming Queen!
What a week! What a celebration! What a great time to be a Red Raider!
There was plenty of excitement at King's Highway Elementary School as students welcomed some special visitors from the Wagontown Fire Company in celebration of Fire Prevention Week!
Firefighters spent time visiting classrooms throughout the school, giving students an opportunity to meet the people who help keep our community safe and learn more about the important work they do. And the excitement didn't stop in the classrooms! Several fire trucks were on hand throughout the day, giving students a chance to get an up-close look at these impressive emergency vehicles during recess!
A big THANK YOU to the Wagontown Fire Company for taking the time to visit King's Highway, connect with our students, and help make Fire Prevention Week a special experience!


Monday, October 12, is a teacher in-service day for the Coatesville Area School District. There will be NO school for students.


Yesterday, students at Reeceville Elementary welcomed some special guests from the East Brandywine Fire Company for an important lesson in fire prevention and safety!
During the assembly, firefighters shared valuable information about staying safe, including when and how to call 9-1-1, the importance of having working smoke detectors at home, and what to do if their clothing catches fire — including a demonstration of stop, drop, and roll!
And the visit came with an extra special surprise! Students also got to meet the fire company's good friend, Axe, who was more than happy to share some high-fives with our Reeceville students!
A big thank you to the East Brandywine Fire Company for taking the time to visit our school, share these important safety lessons, and make learning about fire prevention both educational and fun!
And the fire safety fun doesn't stop there! The East Brandywine Fire Company will be hosting its Open House next Wednesday, October 14, from 6:30–8:00 p.m. Families are encouraged to come out, meet the firefighters, and continue learning about fire safety!
Great lessons, great guests, and plenty of high-fives at Reeceville!
This week's Throwback Thursday looks a little different!
Instead of opening up an old Talaria and taking a trip back in time, our students and staff at the high school campus decided to bring the past to life as part of Homecoming Spirit Week!
Today was Throwback Thursday, and our Red Raiders got into the spirit by bringing back some familiar fashions and styles from years gone by!
From retro looks to blasts from the past, it was another fun day of celebrating Homecoming and showing off some Coatesville pride!
And speaking of throwbacks, don’t forget — Remember Me CASD! If you graduated from Coatesville Area Senior High School and want to stay connected, you can do that by visiting https://forms.gle/SMFWGRVMwgzqchUC7
Also, while we're celebrating the past, let's not forget about the future! 2027 Talaria Yearbooks are now on sale! Order yours here: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A07137000
Once a Red Raider, always a Red Raider!
The fun didn't end when the final whistle blew at last night's Powder Puff Football Game!
In true Coatesville Homecoming tradition, students and families gathered for the annual Homecoming Bonfire, keeping the excitement and Red Raider pride going strong!
With our Red Raider cheerleaders, marching band, and the Red Raider himself helping lead the celebration, there was plenty of school spirit to go around as everyone gathered around the fire.
From the excitement on the football field to the warmth of the bonfire, it was a great night of celebrating our students, our traditions, and what it means to be a Red Raider!
The Homecoming spirit is burning bright in Coatesville!
It was a beautiful night for football at Coatesville Memorial Stadium as our annual Powder Puff Football Game brought the senior and junior Lady Raiders together for a little friendly Homecoming competition!
Both teams came ready to play, bringing plenty of energy, determination, and competitive spirit to the field. And while the juniors put up a great fight, it was the seniors who came away with the victory!
But the night was about more than just the final score. From the action on the field to the families cheering from the stands, it was an evening filled with laughter, fun, and plenty of Red Raider pride!
Congratulations to our seniors on the win, and to all of our Lady Raiders for making this annual Homecoming tradition another memorable one!
What a great night to be a Red Raider!
Homecoming Spirit Week continued yesterday at the high school campus with Class Color Day, and our Red Raiders filled the halls with plenty of color and school spirit!
Seniors showed up in yellow, juniors rocked purple, sophomores represented in green, and freshmen brought the orange!
And our staff? They weren’t about to pick sides! Instead, they showed support for ALL of our students by combining the colors in some colorful tie-dyed fashion!
Homecoming is getting closer, and the spirit keeps getting bigger!
Keep it going, Red Raiders!










What comes after high school? For every student, the answer can look a little different — and the College and Career Center at CASH is helping our students explore the possibilities.
Whether their future includes college, entering the workforce, joining the military, pursuing an apprenticeship, or exploring another career pathway, the College and Career Center serves as a resource hub where students can explore their interests, prepare for what comes next, and make informed decisions about their future.
Today, students had another opportunity to do just that when a representative from Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology visited CASH to share information about the college’s programs of study and answer questions about the opportunities available to students after graduation.
Visits like this are just one part of what happens in the College and Career Center because preparing our students for the future starts by helping them discover all the possibilities ahead!




Homecoming Spirit Week continues at the high school campus, and our students and staff are bringing the spirit!
Yesterday’s theme was Country Club vs. Country, and Red Raiders had the choice of dressing for a day on the golf course or tennis court or a day down on the farm!
From polos, visors, and country club style to boots, flannel, and plenty of country flair, our students and staff had some fun showing which side they were on.
The Homecoming excitement is building, and there’s still plenty more Spirit Week fun to come!
Keep bringing that Red Raider spirit, Coatesville!










Yesterday, members of the Coatesville Area School District met with board members from the Coatesville Community Education Foundation for a strategic planning meeting in the College & Career Center at Coatesville Area Senior High School.
The meeting provided an opportunity to come together, share ideas, and establish goals for the future as we continue working collaboratively to support our students, schools, and community.
We are grateful for the continued partnership of the Coatesville Community Education Foundation and its commitment to creating opportunities for our students.
Working together to Build the Future for Student Success.



Homecoming Week is here, and our students and staff are getting into the spirit with a full week of fun at the High School Campus!
Monday kicked things off with Adam Sandler Day, and there was no shortage of creativity as students and staff dressed as their favorite Adam Sandler characters from his many movies.
From some familiar movie characters to plenty of classic Sandler-inspired looks, our Red Raiders had a little fun getting Homecoming Week started!
And this is only the beginning! Stay tuned throughout the week as we share more of the fun and school spirit leading up to Homecoming!









A little rain couldn’t stop the C-ville Picassos — the Campus Art Club — from sharing their creativity at the Coatesville October First Friday event!
Our student artists had a great time displaying their work, connecting with members of the community, and even selling some of their artwork! What an exciting opportunity for our students to showcase their talents and experience what it’s like to share their creations with others.
A special thank you to Kure MacDonald from Art Mark Alliance for helping make the evening possible by providing the students with tables, chairs, and a tent to keep them covered despite the rainy weather!
Congratulations to our C-ville Picassos for representing Coatesville and sharing their artistic talents with the community!

Some of our Coatesville students spent Saturday exploring the possibilities of STEM at Super Science Saturday at West Chester University!
Girls in grades 6–12 had the opportunity to take part in hands-on STEM activities, explore areas that interested them, and connect with women working and studying in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.
Throughout the day, students worked alongside STEM faculty and undergraduate mentors, participated in experiments and activities, and wrapped up the experience with a Q&A featuring women in STEM from the university and industry.








Every day across the Coatesville Area School District, educators and staff members are making a difference for our students, families, and schools. Now is your opportunity to help recognize them!
Nominations are open for the Chester County Champions of Education Awards, a new countywide program celebrating outstanding educators and support staff across Chester County’s 12 school districts and the Chester County Intermediate Unit.
Whether they inspire students in the classroom or work behind the scenes to help our schools thrive, we know there are many deserving individuals throughout CASD whose dedication and impact should be celebrated.
Who makes a difference in Coatesville? Nominate them today!
Nominations are open through Monday, November 30.
Learn more and submit a nomination at:
https://www.ccchampionsofedu.org/
