.png)
.png?mask=1)
Steel Valley School District News
Are you a Steel Valley High School alum? Are you currently working in STEM? Are you willing to share your career experiences with currently Steel Valley students? If so, Steel Valley High School would like to invite you to be part of a STEM Career Fair for our students on May 16!
A group of students and staff from Steel Valley Middle and High Schools took part in an exciting morning at Robert Morris University on March 19 during the Unified Sports Clinic
Congratulations to senior Isaiah Johnson, who officially committed to play collegiate football and continues his academic pursuits at Washington & Jefferson College on Monday during a special signing ceremony in the auditorium.
The SVSD is hosting a vaccine MAKE UP clinic March 26 and April 30 from 10am-12pm at the HS. 6th graders need Tdap and Meningitis vaccines to enter grade 7. Juniors need a dose of Meningitis vaccine @ 16 years of age to enter grade 12. We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity and sign up today! Visit the link on social media for details and sign up!!!
Steel Valley Drama Club will present the jukebox musical "All Shook Up," featuring the music of the iconic Elvis Presley, on March 13 through March 16. The curtain rises on evening performances on March 13, 14, and 15 at 7:30 p.m. A matinee performance will take place on March 16 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available via https://svdrama.seatyourself.biz/ or at the door.
Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of Steel Valley alumni and local organizations, the Class of 2025 has dozens of scholarships available to them. The following is a list of local scholarships that will be available to eligible seniors. The application deadline for the following scholarships is: April 11, 2025.
The SV Drama Club presents “All Shook Up!” this week starting Thursday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m., with additional shows on March 14 and 15 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, March 16 at 2 p.m.
Senior Ameer Berry to continue academic, football pursuits at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
Congratulations to senior Ameer Berry, who officially committed to continue his academic and football pursuits at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology on Thursday, March 6 during a special ceremony in the auditorium.
The Steel Valley Monthly Newsletter shares news, stories and photos from around the district. New editions of the newsletter are distributed via email on the first Monday of every month. Checkout the March 2025 newsletter inside!
Who Are You? Park Students, Families Discover Hidden Identities of Guest Readers During Family Night
Who are you?! Park students and families chanted that question Thursday night as they eagerly anticipated for over a dozen special guests to climb out of their inflatable costumes and reveal their identities. The event was held as part of Seuss Week, which celebrates reading around the nation.
Each year, Project Prom gives eligible high school students the opportunity to choose free formal attire from a selection of currently styled formal gowns, shoes and accessories. The following are dates: Saturday, March 29; Monday, March 31; Thursday, April 3; and Saturday, April 5.
Congratulations to senior Jaden Cabbagestalk, who officially committed to continue his academic and football pursuits at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology this morning during a special ceremony in the auditorium.
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. This year's theme focused on African Americans and Labor.
On Tuesday, February 18th students from the Middle School Drama Club participated in the Pittsburgh Public Theatre's Shakespeare Monologue and Scene Contest.
Please see the following letter from Superintendent Bryan M. Macuga, sent to families and staff on February 27, 2025.
The Ironmen Unified Bocce Team lost a close game (6-5) to end their season today during the playoffs. Prior to the game, today's team captains Michalique Kennedy and Abigail Fitzgerald had the honor of carrying the torch during the open ceremonies.
We are LUCKY to have such a great community and our Caring Closet is in need this spring! You can be someone's LUCKY charm this March by helping us fill our closet with our student requests:)
The flu clinic is being held on Thursday, February 27 from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. The clinic is open to all students and families. VISIT HTTPS://PWPSTEELVALLEY.TIMETAP.COM or CALL 412-563-8800 WITH ANY QUESTIONS. Visit the link for a full list of available vaccines. WHY WAIT? DON’T BE LATE AND GET VACCINATED NOW!
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.
Early on the morning of Thursday, February 20, 2025, Steel Valley School District administration became aware of an anonymous bomb threat made against Park Elementary overnight. The Munhall Police Department immediately launched an investigation and began the process of thoroughly sweeping the entire building to ensure there was no threat to students and staff.
Steel Valley High School has an exciting opportunity to begin a new Girl's Flag Football team starting in the Spring of 2025! The season will run from approximately March 30th to May 18th.
The Steel Valley Unified Bocce Team is headed to the playoffs. The Maroon Team, one of two sponsored by Steel Valley, will compete in the playoffs at Baldwin High School on February 26. The Unified Bocce Team is also teaming up with the High School Student Council to take a group of Steel Valley students to participate in this year's Cool Schools Pittsburgh Polar Plunge on February 21.
The Steel Valley School District administration and building principals hosted an informational Educational Leadership Meeting on Wednesday, February 12 to provide updates to families and community members on academic performance, student supports and resources, and more.
Steel Valley alumna Jennifer Barkin, now a Professor and Vice Chair of Community Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Mercer School of Medicine in Georgia, is using a tool that she developed while at the University of Pittsburgh. Learn more about her work in a story from Pitt's Innovation Institute.
Congratulations to senior Cay'son Simpkins, who will be pursuing his future academic and football endeavors at Washington & Jefferson College.