Four years after its final open house, Saint John Bosco School on County Line Road is being demolished, writes Dino Ciliberti for The Patch.  

The future of the site remains uncertain, with Township Zoning Officer Mike Italia confirming the demolition but no plans for what will follow. 

In recent years, school grounds hosted a carnival and served as a rehearsal space for Bucks County’s sole Mummers organization. 

Saint John Bosco dates to 1953, soon expanding to over 1,200 students by 1962. However, demographic shifts and the construction of new public schools gradually led to declining enrollment. 

As the community bids farewell to this historic institution, many are left with memories and questions about what the future holds for this cherished site. 

Read more about Saint John Bosco Parish’s history in The Patch. 

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