Pottstown School District students and staff have a long history of helping others in need. Recently, Pottstown High School Student Government and Healthcare Technology students partnered with the Miller-Keystone Blood Center to conduct a drive for blood donations. Seventy-seven registered donors were able to donate 62 units of blood in a highly successful event.

Carol Graves of the Miller-Keystone Blood Center noted, “This was the most successful fall blood donation drive that the high school has conducted. There was an increase of over 37% of donations with 48 new donors. Pottstown School District should be proud of its students and staff who have shown that they understand the value of caring for those in need.”

Student Government advisor Mr. Mark Agnew was overwhelmed by the response, “I am so proud of our students for organizing this event and participating at such a high level.”