The Steel Valley School District honored the Class of 2025 on Friday, May 30 with the district's 54th Annual Commencement Ceremony.

Over two dozen Steel Valley alumni, staff, board members, community organizations, and local businesses helped celebrate the Class of 2025 by awarding them scholarships as part of the district's annual Dr. Lawrence A. Griffin Senior Honor Awards Ceremony at St. John's Cathedral Center in Munhall on Thursday, May 1, 2025.

For the last few years, the Steel Valley School District has taken the opportunity to sit down with the class valedictorian and salutatorian to learn more about the impact Steel Valley had on them and their future plans. This year, that conversation includes three students - Class of 2025 valedictorian Darwin Burns and salutatorians Kylie Salopek and Elaina Tichon, who are sharing the honor.

Meet the Steel Valley High School Class of 2025 Top 10. Congratulations to valedictorian Darwin Burns, salutatorians Kylie Salopek and Elaina Tichon, Piper Olack, Abby Curran, Abigail Fitzgerald, Darrion Rozzo, Kamryn Hutching, Elbachir Benboujema, and Sophia Sabo.

The Steel Valley Drama Club staged the jukebox musical "All Shook Up," featuring the music of the iconic Elvis Presley, as its annual spring production.

Tales from gifted storytellers, the sounds of African drumming, and living historical figures were among the scenes inside Barrett Elementary's annual Black History Month Living Interactive Museum on Thursday, February 27, 2025. Now in its sixth year, the museum is an annual celebration of culture and history.

A team of Steel Valley students and staff took a freezing cold dip in a pool outside of Acrisure Stadium on Friday, February 21. The frigid swim was for Special Olympics Pennsylvania's annual Cool Schools Polar Plunge, a campaign that helps raise awareness and funds for the organization.

Construction is officially underway on Steel Valley Elementary. The district celebrated the official start of construction on the project with a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, September 26. Current elementary students from Barrett and Park joined administrators and school board members to dig their shovels into the ground and kick off the project.