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Germany Welcomes Carver Exchange Program!

Germany Welcomes Carver Exchange Program!

Our Carver High School of Engineering and Science students are spending an unforgettable week in Frankfurt, Germany, immersing themselves in a whole new learning experience! From visiting schools and exploring Germany’s education system to understanding the differences in high school-to-college matriculation, dual enrollment programs, and higher education opportunities, our students are gaining knowledge that transcends…

Carver Beats Central in Season Opener

Carver Beats Central in Season Opener

The Carver volleyball team ignited their season with a thunderous victory over arch-rival Central High School in a thrilling season opener! The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, showcasing the dedication and skill of both teams. Carver was down 2 sets to 1 but won the last 2 for a 3-2 win. “This win sets…

Track Team Hurdles to ALL-AMERICAN Honors at Nike Indoor Nationals

Track Team Hurdles to ALL-AMERICAN Honors at Nike Indoor Nationals

Congratulations to Ciana Brown, Jalynn Cage, Rayana Massey, and Payton Drumwright for earning ALL-AMERICAN Honors in the Shuttle Hurdle Relay at Nike Indoor Nationals in NYC. The girls team placed 6th in the Championship Event. Go E&S!

Morgan Wins First Place in City Hall Oratorical Showcase

Morgan Wins First Place in City Hall Oratorical Showcase

On Friday, February 28, our very own 10th grader Morgan Robertson won first place in the inaugural “One Philly Black History Oratorical Showcase” hosted by the Mayor’s office at City Hall. Morgan delivered a powerful and passionate recitation of Sojourner Truth’s iconic speech “Ain’t I A Woman,” captivating the audience and judges alike. As her…

Jason Noel on Podium at State Championship

Jason Noel on Podium at State Championship

On March 2nd, Jason Noel took third place in the shot put at the PTFCA State Championships. Congratulations Jason!!!

Carver High School Girls Bowling Team Wins First Public League Championship!

Carver High School Girls Bowling Team Wins First Public League Championship!

Congratulations to the Carver High School Girls Bowling Team and coach Latch on making history! The team secured their first-ever Public League Championship with an outstanding performance. Their hard work, dedication, and teamwork paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder. Starters: Aaliyah Bolden(Bodine) Allison Monterossi Lauryn Davis Edyleida Calixto Ashley Rodriguez    

Students visit National Museum of African American History and Culture 

Students visit National Museum of African American History and Culture 

On Thursday, February 13th, 49 students visited the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Thank you to our parent and teacher chaperones!    

Track Team Wins Third PPL Championship in a Row!

Track Team Wins Third PPL Championship in a Row!

A tremendous TEAM congratulations to our Girls for a third consecutive PPL Indoor title, and to our Boys for a very strong third place finish. Go E&S!!  

Williams Wins Double Gold, Qualifies for Districts

Williams Wins Double Gold, Qualifies for Districts

John Williams emerged as a dominant force at the Public League Championships, securing first-place finishes in both the 50 Freestyle and 100 Backstroke events. His impressive performance earned him a coveted spot at the District 12 Championship meet, which will be held this weekend at LaSalle University. Williams’ victories highlight his dedication and skill in…

Jason wins PVHS Shot Put Night in the Valley Competition!

Jason wins PVHS Shot Put Night in the Valley Competition!

Congratulations to Jason Noel for winning the Perkiomen Valley High School “Shot Put Night in the Valley” competition! Jason fought off competition from some of the best throwers in the state to claim his second invitational victory in as many weeks. Go Jason!