The Coatesville Area School District serves Sadsbury and eight other municipalities. About 62 percent of the 1996 graduating class went on to post-secondary education. The district has received state and national recognition for its elementary and middle schools and is studying options to handle future growth. The township also has the sprawling 73-acre Bert Reel Park, which includes woodland, a ball field, basketball court and pavilion. The Natural Lands Trust, a conservation group, also purchased 175 acres that include a long quartzite cliff known as Step Rocks.
Local folks say it was once a hideout for outlaws.
The land will be a passive nature preserve. Coatesville Area School District. Bert Reel Park, about 73 acres. Township police department with part-time officers. Two volunteer fire companies.