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Steel Valley School District News
Barrett Elementary and the Steel Valley School District are beyond proud of the communi...
Congratulations to senior Amir Randall, who will be pursuing his academic and college football career at Washington & Jefferson College.
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.
Please take a moment to read the following letter to families from Steel Valley School District Superintendent Bryan M. Macuga.
Congratulations to Steel Valley Middle School principal Mr. Clay Stone, who is one of the 15 regional principals recognized as a Penguins Most Valuable Principal in partnership with the Allegheny Intermediate Unit this year.
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.
As we look ahead to the upcoming school year, our administrative team is gathering feedback regarding transportation and arrival procedures for our new school building. To assist us in this planning process, please take a few moments to complete this brief questionnaire.
This year’s Steel Valley Youth Basketball season was a tremendous success!
The learning at Steel Valley Elementary won't just take place in the classroom. Along with our flexible learning spaces, library and media center, gymnasium/auditorium, and outdoor learning spaces, the new school will also feature a playground for students to use.
After careful consideration and deliberation, the Steel Valley School District Board of Directors and district administration have decided the name of its new elementary school building will be Steel Valley Elementary on the William V. Campbell Campus.
Third grade had a very special guest on Wednesday, March 18, as they were surprised by a visit from Iceburgh! The Penguins' mascot joined representatives from U.S. Steel and the Penguins Foundation to celebrate the amazing work done by Barrett third graders in the Reading Champions Program sponsored by both organizations.
During the week of March 9, our elementary staff came together for a very special Elementary Staff Alignment Day as we continue preparing for the exciting transition to one Steel Valley Elementary.
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.
RTI, or Response to Intervention, is a dedicated time each school day when students can receive additional support or enrichment. Park Elementary's RTI period is designed to be adaptable, giving teachers extra flexibility to meet students where they are and help them move forward.
Check out the latest video tour inside the construction of Steel Valley Elementary. The project is on track to open August 2026. Drywall is being finished, rooms are being painted, and some fixed furniture is being installed. We cannot wait to bring all of our elementary students together in one building! Stay tuned for more updates this spring and summer.
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.
History came to life inside Steel Valley's two elementary schools on February 25 and February 26, as Colonel George Washington made the long trip from Mount Vernon to speak with students about his previous experiences in Western Pennsylvania.
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.
A team of high-energy educators from The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust visited Barrett on Monday, February 23 to perform a variation of their "Collaboration Festival" program. The interactive, entertaining, and educational program brought a variety of artistic skills together and taught the students how creativity can blossom even more when artists collaborate with each other.
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.
More progress photos from inside Steel Valley Elementary! This collection of photos focuses on student spaces - the gymnasium, classrooms, group learning areas, and the media center/library.
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.
Mrs. Winters and Ms. McKenna hosted the second Steel Valley Elementary Transition Night meeting on Tuesday, February 10. These events are designed to help students and families navigate the move from Barrett and Park to the new elementary school in August. Following each meeting, Mrs. Winters will share a recap of the important information that was discussed. The next meeting is scheduled for March 24 in the high school auditorium.
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.