Steel Valley Senior High School News
Since graduating from Steel Valley in 2016, Noah Alexandroff has embarked on an unexpected journey away from mechanical engineering and into the untamed wilderness of artificial intelligence and machine learning. He's found success by being willing to pivot and by embracing new challenges.
The Steel Valley School District administration, faculty, and staff joined family members, friends, and community members to celebrate the Class of 2026 under picturesque skies on Thursday, May 28, 2026 during Steel Valley High School's 55th annual commencement ceremony.
Every year, the Steel Valley senior class enjoys one last meal together at the annual senior breakfast. It's a final opportunity for that year's graduates to mingle, enjoy some good food, and spend some time together before commencement and before they go their separate ways.
Our seniors had one last opportunity to walk through Barrett Elementary, Park Elementary, and Steel Valley Middle School prior to graduation. They were cheered by current students along the walkthrough, and they also had a chance to reunite with their former teachers.
The Steel Valley High School National Honor Society Apollo Chapter inducted 19 new members into the organization during a ceremony held inside the auditorium on Friday, May 8, 2026.
Current Steel Valley High Schools met with generations of alumni who are currently working in STEM fields on Friday, May 8 as part of the second annual STEM Career Fair.
A host of local businesses, community organizations, and alumni celebrated the Steel Valley High School Class of 2026 during the annual Dr. Lawrence A. Griffin Senior Honor Awards Ceremony at St. John’s Cathedral Center in Munhall on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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 features Aubrey Guciardo, the Class of 2026 valedictorian, and Rebekah Kleiber, the salutatorian.
Meet the Steel Valley High School Class of 2026 Top 10. These students have excelled in the classroom throughout their four years in high school. They have sought out new academic challenges through College in High School classes and Advanced Placement courses, and they have consistently performed at a high level.
The middle school and high school concert bands and choirs shined during the Steel Valley Music Department's annual spring concert on Tuesday, May 5 in the high school auditorium.
Steel Valley High School students recently participated in a hands-on Mock Trial experience led by the Honorable Magisterial District Judge Patrick Campbell.
Congratulations to Holden Labishak, who will continue his academic and athletic careers at Muskingum University in Ohio. The Steel Valley senior was joined by family, friends, teammates, and coaches for a special Signing Day ceremony on Friday, April 17 in the high school auditorium.
Members of the High School Student Council teamed up with students from Mr. Shoemaker’s and Mrs. Lavelle’s classrooms to spend time together enjoying the beautiful weather outdoors.
Steel Valley High School is excited to host the 2nd Annual Steel Valley STEM Career Fair on Friday, May 8. Are you a Steel Valley alum currently working in STEM? Are you willing to share your career experiences with current Steel Valley High School students? If so, you’re invited to be part of this special opportunity to connect with our students and help them explore the possibilities in STEM careers.
Dust off your favorite gown, make sure that tuxedo still fits, and put on your sharpest shoes, as Steel Valley Drama cordially invites you to attend its production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. The curtain rises on the recent Broadway adaptation of this classic tale on Thursday, March 12 at 7 p.m. in the Steel Valley High School auditorium. Additional shows are Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 15 at 2 p.m.
The High School Student Council and Chick-fil-A Leader Academy proudly organized the Cool School Polar Plunge field trip for the third consecutive year.
The dentist is coming to school! Smiles Dental program is coming to Steel Valley Senior High School and Middle School in April. The high school date is April 28th and the middle school date is April 30th.
Every week, students in Mr. Jeffrey Deabner's high school astronomy classes turn their attention to the stars. With their classroom in complete darkness, the only light comes from the images of the stars and planets projected overhead by the classroom planetarium.
Congratulations to senior Christian Penn, who has committed to play volleyball at Kentucky State University. Christian was joined by his family, teammates, friends, and coaches for a special signing day ceremony on Thursday, February 12.
Cold temps, bright sunshine, and even brighter smiles! The Class of 2026 had a blast snow tubing yesterday—laughing, racing down the hills, and making memories that will last long after the snow melts.
In preparing for Prom 2026, students can sell hoagies from Triangle Bar & Grill to receive a discount or to earn a free Prom Ticket. Students will only need to sell 20 hoagies to receive a free ticket.
For the third consecutive year, Steel Valley High School is proudly participating in the Cool Schools Pittsburgh Polar Plunge, an event that raises essential funds for Special Olympics and Unified Sports.
On the evening of Saturday, January 10, Steel Valley High School hosted their winter semi-formal, where students dazzled in their finest formal attire and brought the night to life on the dance floor.
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) is offering a series of webinars to help families and their students navigate the process of applying for college and securing financial aid assistance.
High School and Middle School Students worked together to plan, prepare, serve, decorate, and clean up a special Friendsmas Luncheon to thank the adults who support our school every day—our administration, nurses, secretaries, custodians, security, para-professionals, and cafeteria staff.