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Steel Valley Senior High School News
Steel Valley will host its annual winter concert on Wednesday, December 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Admission is free and this year’s show will feature both the concert bands and the choirs on the same night. New band director Ms. Malia Mueller and new choral director Mr. Andrew Roberts are excited to showcase what they've been working on with the students.
Please help us decorate Gavin’s tree in the SV High School lobby with donations of NEW mittens, hats, gloves, & socks for KIDS & TEENS. We are still collecting items during the month of December. We already have kids needing hats, gloves and socks who are able to get them from the tree. We need more adult size gloves and hats for our young men and ladies at the HS, and MS.
Steel Valley's quest to repeat as WPIAL Class 2A champions fell short, but the Ironmen still showcased their pride and resilience. Check out photos from the game at Acrisure Stadium.
Steel Valley's fall play is a presentation of the comedy "Knock, Knock." The show opened Thursday and additional shows are on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. There is no show Friday night. Tickets are $5 at the door.
Our students are the heart of our district. We continuously strive to provide programs and resources, not just for academics, but to support each student holistically. The Student Assistance Program (SAP) Team works with students, parents, and teachers to identify issues, including social, emotional, mental health, which may pose a barrier to a student's learning and school success. Through the SAP team, our District offers many groups, programs, and personal approaches to help support each and every student facing challenges to their success.
The Steel Valley Veterans Day Program has become an integral part of the community over the past four decades, serving as an opportunity for the school district and the community to stand together and recognize those who have served their country as members of the armed forces. On Friday, November 10, the 41st edition of the annual program honored all of those who have answered the call - some of whom never returned home.
Steel Valley students who are taking part in the CNX Mentorship Academy met with leaders of the group to talk in-depth about the different pathways available to them that lead to successful careers. The CNX Mentorship Academy exposes the students to a wide range of career possibilities that don't require a college degree.
Did you know that Steel Valley has partnered with the University of Pittsburgh in order to offer College in High School courses? Students are able to earn college credit while preparing themselves for a college workload.
Please see this letter from president Mr. James E. Bulger, vice president Mr. Daniel M. Rojtas, and the Steel Valley School District Board of School Directors regarding the formal appointment of assistant superintendent Mr. Bryan Macuga as the district's interim superintendent.
Thanks to everyone who has donated to our Caring Closet thus far! It is greatly appreciated! Our students have been requesting the following items and our supplies are running low.
Spirit Week and Homecoming is all about showcasing Ironmen Pride. Steel Valley students did just that during the fall sports pep rally and during the homecoming game on October 13.
Middle school and high school students teamed up to collaborate on some science experiments recently. The high school students served as mentors to the middle school students, all as part of a quest to foster a love for science at Steel Valley.
Please take a moment to read the following letter that was sent to Steel Valley families on October 6, 2023 from Superintendent Edward Wehrer.
In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s been a universal increased need for social-emotional learning attention in school. The Project SEEKS SES grant will help Steel Valley address that challenge by purchasing curriculum through Satchel Pulse.
Spirit Week !!!!
Please take a moment to read the following letter that was sent to Steel Valley families on September 19, 2023 from Superintendent Edward Wehrer.
A year after reintroducing seventh and eighth graders to its ranks, the Steel Valley Marching Band has continued to grow and improve through a summer marked by transition.
Visitors will soon be seeing a new addition to the entrances to each of our schools, as we are posting a welcome sign in multiple languages to reflect the wide range of languages our students and families speak.
Welcome Back to School! With our school year back in full swing, our Caring Closet has been in HIGH demand! With that being said- the Nurse and I are looking many items to be donated to replenish our closet.
The High School Student Council is hosting a Blood Drive on Tuesday, March 22 from 8:00 am – 1:00 pm in the high school gym.
As a collaboration between UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Pittsburgh and Morgantown, Inc., the Care Mobile offers no out-of-pocket cost medical care to children throughout Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas. The Care Mobile will be at Barrett October 27th (9:30 am - 2:00 pm) and Steel Valley High School - November 17th (9:30 am - 2:00 pm).
What a start to the season! Thanks to everyone who came out to support your Ironmen as they defeated Sto-Rox 35-0 to open the 2023 football season and begin their defense of the WPIAL Class 2A title. Check out some photos from the game, including snapshots of your 2023 Steel Valley Marching Band and the Steel Valley cheerleaders.
Please read this important notice about the Pennsylvania Department of Education's recent amendment to policy regarding continued education for students receiving special education services.
FALL High School Student Sports Pass are $5.00 per pass. Student passes are for High School students ONLY. Pass will get you admission to all home fall sporting events. Pass must be presented at event for admission. Passes can only be purchased in the Athletic Office Monday - Friday from 7:15 am – 2:45 pm.
Please see the attached message from Superintendent Edward Wehrer regarding the decision to cancel school today throughout the district and plans for a full day of instruction on Monday.