The Saucon Valley School District, located in the heart of Hellertown, Pennsylvania, serves a close-knit community that values education, innovation, and student success. Nestled within the Lehigh Valley region, the district benefits from strong community support and high academic expectations. With a commitment to excellence, Saucon Valley provides students with a modern learning environment that blends cutting-edge technology, rigorous academics, and diverse extracurricular opportunities to prepare them for the future.

The district’s state-of-the-art campus, established in 1999, spans 106 acres and is uniquely designed to foster collaboration and connectivity. Housing the Saucon Valley High School, Middle School, and Elementary School under one roof, the campus encourages a seamless transition between grade levels while promoting a unified learning experience. A striking glass bridge walkway links the buildings, symbolizing the district’s commitment to continuous growth and innovation. Beyond the classrooms, the campus features expansive athletic fields, a stadium, a track, playgrounds, and a freshwater stream, offering students a well-rounded educational experience that extends beyond traditional academics.

The mission of the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber is to advance the commercial, civic and general interest of the Saucon Valley area and to promote business opportunities for owners and employees through an exchange of experiences and ideas.

The Authority’s office building was deeded to HBA by the Borough in 1964 and renovated. The building is an old farmhouse built in 1832 and previously owned by five generations of the Rentzheimer family, one of the first German settlers in the area. When the building was renovated, efforts were made to preserve the original materials and designs, including wide hardwood plank floors with hand-cut nails, hand-wrought German door handles, the basement spring and an adjacent smokehouse. The building is registered as a historical building with the Hellertown Historical Society.

The Hellertown Historical Society (HHS) is dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of Hellertown and its people. In 1984, the Society was granted a 99 year lease from the Borough of Hellertown to occupy, restore, and maintain a major portion of Hellertown’s historical 35 acre Heller-Wagner Grist Mill tract and its buildings.

Hellertown Royals

In 1990, the Hellertown Area Library Association (HALA) was established in response to the need of library service for Hellertown residents. HALA operates a library that provides convenient multi-media resources and programs to meet the educational, recreational, and cultural needs and interests of Borough and other area residents.

In 1990, the Hellertown Area Library Association (HALA) was established in response to the need of library service for Hellertown residents. HALA operates a library that provides convenient multi-media resources and programs to meet the educational, recreational, and cultural needs and interests of Borough and other area residents. Please visit there website directly by clicking here

At the Saucon Valley Community Center, our goal is to service the needs of our community through social and educational programs.

SVCC offers a broad spectrum of childcare and early learning programs for children as well as comprehensive programs for teens, adults and seniors.

SV Farmers Market

The mission of the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market is two-fold: To provide our community with an outlet to obtain fresh, nutritious and seasonal foods produced entirely by local farmers and vendors; To educate our community about the importance of sustaining and improving the ability of local agriculture to offer food products that promote healthy benefits to all.

Saucon Valley School District is located in Hellertown, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Bethlehem. The community is actively involved in its schools and has high expectations for its students. The school district is consolidated in a single, state-of-the-art complex, the SVSD Campus, as of September 1999. This new state-of-the-art Education Campus offers unparalleled facilities and classrooms that are wired and networked for the Information Age.