School Resumes: May 1, 2025
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Steel Valley School District News
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.
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! SIGN UP ENDS FEBRUARY 17.
Congratulations to senior RaSaun Hough, who officially signed his scholarship agreement to play college football for the California University of Pennsylvania Vulcans.
Please see the following letter from Superintendent Bryan M. Macuga, sent to families and staff on February 3, 2025.
Congratulations to senior Logan Thomas, who signed to continue his academic and athletic career at Point Park University during a special ceremony on Thursday, January 30 in the auditorium.
Steel Valley High School will be hosting a FAFSA Night on Thursday, February 6 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA).
Steel Valley High School student Anastasia Wehrer was recently recognized by Duquesne University for her submission in the university's Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Essay Contest.
School board members in Pennsylvania are elected officials, but they’re also volunteers who donate a considerable amount of time in the service of their school districts. January is School Director Recognition Month in Pennsylvania and in many states throughout the country.
What would happen if you told a Shakespeare classic in the rhythmic style of Dr. Seuss? "The Seussification of Romeo & Juliet" takes the iconic dramatic love story and gives it a different spin, creating a tale laced with humor and memorable lines. The Steel Valley Middle School Drama Club opened its production of the one hour play on Thursday, January 23 and will continue performances on Friday, January 24 and Saturday, January 25.
The annual Barrett Black History Month T-Shirt Sale is underway through January 31. This year's theme us African Americans and Labor. The T-Shirts feature prominent Black historical figures and inspirational quotes, and they are personalized with the words "Steel Valley Ironmen."
Join us for Steel Valley Youth Basketball Night on Tuesday, January 28 to watch the Steel Valley Ironmen take on Seton LaSalle.
Enrollment is ongoing for Pre-K for the 2025-26 school year! Students who are going to be 4-years-old on September 1, 2025 and whose families reside within the Steel Valley School District are eligible.
Santa's ready to fly around the world thanks to the encouragement of Barrett Elementary students, who shared all the ways Santa can overcome unexpected challenges as he makes his deliveries. Barrett hosted its annual winter concert on Thursday, December 19.
Steel Valley Families & Staff: As we draw closer to the start of our winter holiday break, I've spent some time reflecting on the first half of the 2024-2025 school year. We have so much to truly celebrate as a District!
The Steel Valley Youth Basketball program is looking for boys currently in sixth grade who are interested in trying out for the middle school team next year. If your child is interested, please contact Dave Colasante at 412-628-3894.
Steel Valley students received a surprise Monday morning, as Citizens donated over 30 new musical instruments to the music program as part of its Sounds of Giving initiative. Citizens is donating $100,000 worth of instruments to schools in the area, and their campaign began Monday at Steel Valley High School.
The Steel Valley Music Department presented its Winter Concert featuring middle school and high school students on Friday, December 13. The festive show struck all the right notes as the Steel Valley community prepares for the holiday break.