Bristol Township School District
School district data reflects the latest publicly available data from the PA Department of Education. School leadership information is updated on an as needed basis. If you have questions about the data or terms used on this profile, please visit the Terminology page.
This school district serves the following county or counties: Bucks
District Profile
District Profile
Address
5 Blue Lake Rd
Levittown, PA 19057-3017
Phone 215-943-3200
Fax 215-949-8889
Municipalities in District
Includes the municipalities of Bristol Township.
Square Miles
17.20
Students Enrolled
6,087
Schools in District
Total Number of Schools:
6
- Benjamin Franklin MS (6,7-8)
- Brookwood El Sch (K-5)
- Keystone El Sch (K-5)
- Mill Creek El Sch (K-5)
- Neil A Armstrong MS (6,7-8)
- Truman SHS (PreK,9-12)
Online Learning
Career and Technology Center
Intermediate Unit
District Map
School district: light blue; Administrative office: medium blue circle; County(ies) served: green dashes.
District Demographics
Total Students
6,087
Ethnicity
- American Indian
- 0.41%
- Asian
- 2.50%
- Black
- 15.85%
- Latino
- 15.87%
- Pacific Islander
- 0.13%
- 2 or More Races
- 11.42%
- White
- 53.82%
Gender
- Male
- 51.36%
- Female
- 48.64%
Other Statistics
- Special Education
- 21.69%
- English Learner
- 5.37%
Financials
Median Household Income
$73,513.00
Revenue Sources
| Type of Revenue | Income | Percent of Budget |
|---|---|---|
| Local Revenues | $95,830,402.82 | 48.76% |
| State Revenues | $52,351,857.60 | 26.64% |
| Federal | $10,120,658.63 | 5.15% |
| Other | $38,210,606.56 | 19.44% |
Other Tax Stats
- Property Taxes Collected by District
- $86,555,059.96
- Property Values Within District
-
$257,800.00Median Home Value
Academic Outcomes
Graduation Rate
81.14%
Rigorous Courses
15
E.g. IB AP
Post-Secondary Plans
- 45.85%
- College/University
- 0.00%
- Other Specialized Learning
PSSA Stats
% of Advanced or Proficient
| Grade Level | English Language Arts | Math | Science |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 | 33.30% | 35.50% | N/A |
| Grade 4 | 27.80% | 27.10% | 54.10% |
| Grade 5 | 35.40% | 32.70% | N/A |
| Grade 6 | 35.20% | 9.40% | N/A |
| Grade 7 | 28.40% | 9.40% | N/A |
| Grade 8 | 29.30% | 5.60% | 34.30% |
Keystone Results
% of Advanced or Proficient
| Grade Level | Literature | Algebra I | Biology |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 11 | 7.20% | 26.61% | 45.17% |
Staff
374
Teachers
24
Administrators
181
Support
Student /Teacher Ratio
16:1
School District Leadership
School District Leadership
Superintendent of Schools: Michael Nitti
School Board Directors *
| Name | Total Years of Service | Current Term |
School Director Training Certificate
PSBA Provided
|
Certificate of Board Governance |
Continuing Education Badges Earned
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
James Morgan
Board President
|
8 | 2021-2025 | |||
|
Donna Kelly
Board Vice President
|
6 | 2023-2027 | |||
| Kellie Buchanan | 9 | 2021-2025 |
Advanced School Director Training (RQD-ADV) 
|
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| Krystle Eakin-Chebly | 2 | 2023-2027 |
New School Director Training (RQD-NEW) 
|
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| Amanda Geist | 10 | 2023-2027 |
Advanced School Director Training (RQD-ADV)
|
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| Stacy Gerlach | 13 | 2024-2025 | |||
| Christopher Harkins | 6 | 2023-2027 |
Advanced School Director Training (RQD-ADV)
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| Constance Moore | 14 | 2023-2027 |
Advanced School Director Training (RQD-ADV)
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| Gallus Obert | 10 | 2023-2025 |
* School board directors in Pennsylvania are required to complete specific training requirements following their election under Act 55 of 2017 and Act 18 of 2019. Newly elected directors must complete five hours of training within the first year of their first term, while reelected directors must complete three hours of advanced training within the first year of their reelected term. School board director data will be updated as it is made available. Data updates occur regularly and are ongoing.
Success Stories
- Truman Drama selected to pilot ‘Beetlejuice’
- Assistant principal honored with leadership award
- Truman receives Project Lead the Way recognition for second consecutive year
- Kindergarteners planted flowers for Brookwood’s garden ribbon cutting
- First game played on revitalized softball field
- School Nutrition Association’s Future Leaders Program
- BTSD Education Foundation awards nearly $11,000 in grants
- First high school to complete pre-apprenticeship program before graduation
- BTSD receives grant to pilot cybersecurity program
- Truman High School adds girls flag football
- Grant allows NJHS students to plant food garden
- BTSD hosts PMEA District 11 Elementary Band Fest
- Video wins “Best Educational Value” award in regional contest
- Students compete in Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament
- Student’s photograph chosen for Bucks IU Art Gallery
- Wounded Warrior Project speaker inspires students
- Middle school students attend career seminars
- Students shop for free dresses and suits at the Prom Fair
- Partnering with the African American Historical and Cultural Society
- Truman DECA attends Pennsylvania DECA Career Development Conference
- Teachers attend Marine Educator Workshop
- NHS chapter awarded grant from NASSP
- Elementary News Networks promote technology & creativity
- Two educators nominated for Technology Innovators Program
- 9th Grade Takeover Day creates belonging at Truman
- Truman High School inducts 27 National Honor Society members
- Workforce on Wheels (WOW) visits Truman High School
- NHS chapter receives Service of Excellence Award
- Opening Day pep rally for teachers
- Harry S Truman High School receives national recognition from Project Lead The Way
- Middle school unveils Verizon Innovative Learning Lab
- Truman Food Pantry gets support from Wegmans Yardley
- Truman students built community on “Freshman Takeover Day”
- Student wins statewide Safe2Say Digital Poster Contest
- Students raise almost $1,000 for The Pulsera Project
- Students walk to fight back against breast cancer
- Key Club donates 700 stuffed animals to veterans
- Play-based kindergarten develops social skills
- Students raise money, write letters for veterans
- Heritage Conservancy empowers students to protect environment
- NOVA teaches students how to be upstanders
- Students conduct experiments for National Chemistry Week
- Students raise awareness for breast cancer
- Middle school students pledge to be peacemakers
- Student’s design picked for mural in Morrisville
- Students perform in dance and musical theatre showcase
- Drummers with Attitude performs at minor league baseball game
- Teachers honored for creating ‘Caring Community’
- Mill Creek Elementary raises money for awareness/research
- Using nature as a tool for social and emotional learning
- Truman adds driver’s education elective and simulators
- NOVA teaches prevention programs to students
- Students sew items for wildlife center
- Broadway stage manager speaks to drama students
- Faster and safer school dismissal with new app
- School donation room supports community
- Students learn about college applications and career development
- BTSD debuts monthly podcast, Tiger Talk
- Tony Award-winning producer speaks to drama students
- Virtual Family Nights provide group connection
- Harry S. Truman Named a PNGAS Guard Friendly High School
- Truman DECA Advances to State Conference
- Michael Barrera virtually visits Truman High School class
- Schools earn state recognition for behavioral support program
- Superhero Day raises over $1,000 for Women’s Animal Center