One high school, big programs
Nearly the whole district funnels into Neshaminy High — scale that sustains extensive athletics, arts, and course offerings under one roof.
The Heart of Lower Bucks
Neshaminy School District
Ten schools across Middletown, Langhorne, and Feasterville — a district named for the creek that stitches Lower Bucks together.
Neshaminy School District serves the broad middle of Lower Bucks: Middletown Township (including Levittown’s Middletown sections), the boroughs of Langhorne, Langhorne Manor, Penndel, and Hulmeville, and Lower Southampton Township’s Feasterville-Trevose. Six K–4 elementary schools feed three large middle schools spanning grades five through eight, and the whole district converges on Neshaminy High School in Langhorne.
Neshaminy has one comprehensive high school serving the district. Its newest elementary campus, Core Creek, welcomed students in January 2025, replacing Pearl S. Buck Elementary. Additional students transferred from other district elementary schools for 2025–26.
Official district website ↗What Stands Out
What families should know about Neshaminy
Modernizing elementaries
Core Creek Elementary opened in January 2025 on the Maple Point campus, replacing Pearl S. Buck Elementary and providing capacity to ease crowding at other district schools.
Commuter-belt territory
The district covers the Langhorne rail corridor, I-95 access, and Feasterville’s Street Road spine — Lower Bucks’ most commute-flexible addresses.
School Directory
The schools of the Neshaminy School District
Elementary Schools
Langhorne — Grades K–4
Core Creek Elementary School
Opened in January 2025 on the Maple Point campus to replace Pearl S. Buck Elementary.
School guide →Feasterville-Trevose — Grades K–4
Joseph E. Ferderbar Elementary School
A K–4 neighborhood school serving Lower Southampton’s Feasterville side.
School guide →Langhorne — Grades K–4
Herbert Hoover Elementary School
A Langhorne-area K–4 in the Neshaminy feeder pattern.
School guide →Levittown — Grades K–4
Walter Miller Elementary School
Serving Levittown’s Middletown Township sections in the Neshaminy system.
School guide →Levittown — Grades K–4
Albert Schweitzer Elementary School
A K–4 school serving Middletown’s Levittown neighborhoods.
School guide →Feasterville-Trevose — Grades K–4
Tawanka Elementary School
Lower Southampton’s Tawanka campus, carrying a Lenape name like much of the district.
School guide →Middle Schools
Langhorne — Grades 5–8
Maple Point Middle School
A large 5–8 middle school on the former second-high-school campus in Middletown.
School guide →Feasterville-Trevose — Grades 5–8
Poquessing Middle School
The district’s southern middle school, serving Lower Southampton families.
School guide →Levittown — Grades 5–8
Carl Sandburg Middle School
A 5–8 middle school serving the Levittown side of the district.
School guide →High School
Questions People Ask
Neshaminy School District — frequently asked questions
What towns does the Neshaminy School District serve?
Neshaminy serves Middletown Township (including Levittown’s Middletown sections), Langhorne Borough, Langhorne Manor, Penndel, Hulmeville, and Lower Southampton Township including Feasterville-Trevose, all in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
What schools are in the Neshaminy School District?
Ten schools: Core Creek, Ferderbar, Hoover, Miller, Schweitzer, and Tawanka elementary schools (K–4); Maple Point, Poquessing, and Sandburg middle schools (5–8); and Neshaminy High School (9–12) in Langhorne.
How are grades organized in Neshaminy schools?
Elementary schools serve kindergarten through fourth grade, middle schools serve grades five through eight, and Neshaminy High School serves grades nine through twelve — an earlier middle-school start than most neighboring districts.
Which Levittown sections are in the Neshaminy School District?
Levittown’s sections in Middletown Township belong to Neshaminy; sections in Bristol Township and Falls Township belong to the Bristol Township and Pennsbury districts respectively. The district follows the municipal line, so verify the township for any Levittown address.
Does Neshaminy have career and technical education?
Yes. Neshaminy is a sending district for Bucks County Technical High School in Fairless Hills, which students can attend full-time for career and technical programs in grades nine through twelve.
Buying into Neshaminy territory?
District lines, attendance zones, and feeder patterns are exactly the homework I do for buyers. Tell me what your family needs and I will map the search to it.
