The Central Bucks South High School community, along with residents of Doylestown, Bucks County, and Warrington Township, is mourning the sudden and tragic death of Andrew Goldberg, an outstanding student remembered for his intellect, kindness, and commitment to serving others.
Andrew Goldberg, originally from Warrington, Pennsylvania, passed away following a tragic incident on Wednesday, December 17. His death has sent shockwaves through the school and the wider community, where he was widely known as a thoughtful, intentional young person with a bright future ahead of him.
At Central Bucks South High School, Andrew was recognized not only for his academic strengths but also for his character. Earlier this year, he and several fellow CB South students were honored with the Joey Edwards Memorial Scholarship in 2024, an award recognizing kindness, compassion, and positive impact. He was also actively involved in school initiatives such as Operation Eternal Gratitude, where he demonstrated leadership, empathy, and a strong sense of civic responsibility.
Beyond school, Andrew was a cherished staff member at the New Hope Railroad, where colleagues remembered him as dependable, enthusiastic, and genuinely passionate about his work. His ability to connect with people of all ages left a lasting impression both inside and outside the classroom.
Following the announcement of his passing, the Central Bucks School District confirmed that grief counselors and support staff would be available on campus to assist students and staff affected by the loss. District officials encouraged anyone struggling to seek support during this difficult time.
Andrew Goldberg is remembered as a beloved son, friend, classmate, and community member whose life, though far too short, was marked by generosity, leadership, and care for others. As the community grieves, many have expressed gratitude for the example he set and the kindness he shared.
The thoughts of the community remain with Andrew’s family, friends, teachers, and all who were fortunate enough to know him as they navigate this profound loss.
