Expulsion Alternatives May be Considered for Drug Offenses

Just in case you missed a day at Hatboro-Horsham Patch, which can happen but shouldn't (sign up for our free newsletter), here's a look at the top headlines this week:

Political Newcomer Hopes to Unseat Hatboro Mayor

Democrat Bill Godshall is running against sitting Mayor Norm Hawkes in the primary.

Hatboro Mayor Unfazed by Dem Challenger

Norm Hawkes said he's not worried about his opponent, Bill Godshall.

Expulsion Alternatives May be Considered for Drug Offenses

The Hatboro-Horsham School Board is considering options for the handling of student drug offenses instead of simply expelling students.

Is Kindergarten Too Soon for Drug Prevention Efforts?

The Hatboro-Horsham School Board may authorize the hiring of a K-12 Student Assistance Program coordinator who would oversee drug prevention efforts for students in kindergarten through 12th-grade.

The Hatboro business is moving to a new space twice the size in order to host additional health and wellness classes and discussions.

Hallowell School Land Transfer Expected in May

Hatboro-Horsham expects to take ownership of the land currently housing the Horsham Memorial Army Reserve Center where a new Hallowell Elementary School will be built.