Range across one district
Yardley Victorians, Lower Makefield colonials, Fairless Hills ranchers, Levittown sections, and Tullytown river blocks — few districts span this much housing variety.
The Riverfront Classic
Pennsbury School District
Fourteen schools from Yardley’s river blocks to Levittown’s Falls sections — and a senior prom famous enough to fill books.
Pennsbury School District spans the county’s southeastern corner: Lower Makefield Township and Yardley Borough on the river’s affluent bend, Falls Township with Fairless Hills and Levittown’s Falls sections, and little Tullytown Borough. Ten K–5 elementary schools feed three middle schools, and the entire district graduates through Pennsbury High School — one of the largest high schools in Pennsylvania, split across east and west campuses in Fairless Hills.
The district takes its name from William Penn’s manor at Pennsbury, and its identity runs deep: Falcons athletics, one of the state’s biggest marching band programs, and a senior prom so beloved — built entirely by parent and student volunteers — that it inspired a book and national press. For buyers, Pennsbury pairs Yardley-area river-town living with Levittown-era value in a single district.
Official district website ↗What Stands Out
What families should know about Pennsbury
Big-school opportunity
Pennsbury High’s scale sustains a famously deep program menu — from its marching band tradition to extensive athletics and electives.
The prom that made headlines
The volunteer-built Pennsbury senior prom is a genuine community institution — the kind of tradition that tells you how invested these towns are in their schools.
Every School
The schools of the Pennsbury School District
Elementary Schools
Yardley — Grades K–5
Afton Elementary School
A Lower Makefield K–5 serving the Yardley side of the district.
School guide →Yardley — Grades K–5
Edgewood Elementary School
A K–5 school in Lower Makefield’s Edgewood Village crossroads.
School guide →Falls Township — Grades K–5
Eleanor Roosevelt Elementary School
A Falls Township K–5 serving the district’s southern neighborhoods.
School guide →Fallsington — Grades K–5
Fallsington Elementary School
Serving the historic village of Fallsington, where William Penn worshipped.
School guide →Yardley — Grades K–5
Makefield Elementary School
A Lower Makefield neighborhood K–5 in the Pennsbury feeder pattern.
School guide →Levittown — Grades K–5
Manor Elementary School
Serving Falls Township’s Levittown sections, named for Penn’s manor lands.
School guide →Fairless Hills — Grades K–5
Oxford Valley Elementary School
Fairless Hills’ neighborhood K–5, minutes from the district’s high-school campus.
School guide →Levittown — Grades K–5
Penn Valley Elementary School
A Falls Township K–5 serving Levittown-side neighborhoods.
School guide →Yardley — Grades K–5
Quarry Hill Elementary School
A Lower Makefield K–5 serving the township’s newer neighborhoods.
School guide →Tullytown — Grades K–5
Walt Disney Elementary School
Tullytown’s K–5 — one of the few schools in America named for Walt Disney during his lifetime.
School guide →Middle Schools
Yardley — Grades 6–8
Charles H. Boehm Middle School
The Lower Makefield middle school in the Pennsbury chain.
School guide →Yardley — Grades 6–8
Pennwood Middle School
A grades 6–8 middle school serving the Yardley–Lower Makefield side.
School guide →Yardley — Grades 6–8
William Penn Middle School
Named for the founder whose Pennsbury Manor gave the district its name.
School guide →High School
Questions People Ask
Pennsbury School District — frequently asked questions
What towns does the Pennsbury School District serve?
Pennsbury serves Lower Makefield Township, Yardley Borough, Falls Township (including Fairless Hills and Levittown’s Falls Township sections), and Tullytown Borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
What schools are in the Pennsbury School District?
Fourteen: Afton, Edgewood, Eleanor Roosevelt, Fallsington, Makefield, Manor, Oxford Valley, Penn Valley, Quarry Hill, and Walt Disney elementary schools (K–5); Boehm, Pennwood, and William Penn middle schools (6–8); and Pennsbury High School (9–12).
How big is Pennsbury High School?
Pennsbury High School is one of the largest high schools in Pennsylvania, serving roughly three thousand students in grades nine through twelve across its Fairless Hills campus.
Which Levittown sections are in the Pennsbury School District?
Levittown’s sections in Falls Township belong to Pennsbury; sections in Bristol Township and Middletown Township belong to the Bristol Township and Neshaminy districts respectively. The municipal line controls, so verify the township for any Levittown address.
Does Pennsbury have career and technical education?
Yes. Pennsbury is a sending district for Bucks County Technical High School in Fairless Hills, a full-time career and technical high school located inside the district’s own borders.
Buying into Pennsbury 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.
