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Steel Valley School District News
Starting June 1 pick up breakfast and lunch at The Salvation Army from 10:00 AM - 12 Noon for ages 18 years old and younger.
The Board of School Directors will hold its May meetings on Friday, May 29, 2020, in the Senior High School Auditorium.
Vehicles should line up in the high school parking lot at 6:00 pm and the parade will begin at 6:30 pm
SVSD Board of Directors will hold a special meeting to award construction services on Thursday, May 21, 2020
Click on the header for a schedule that allows students to clean out their lockers and return any district issued materials (his does not include iPads) They will be collected at a later date. Please plan to attend during your scheduled time according to your last name.
Dear Steel Valley Community, As the school year nears its end on May 29, the staff and administration at the Steel Valley School District already are preparing for the 2020-2021 school year.
Gwen’s Girls remains committed to serving our community and families. We have heard and are responding to the frustration and outcry from parents/guardians who are in need of support to meet the new demands of providing home schooling for their children. For this reason, we are launching our Academic Support Initiative. The Academic Support Initiative (ASI) will provide supplemental tutoring sessions FREE OF CHARGE to registered families.
If you have questions go to SV Frequently Asked Questions and Resources in the Parents / Students page.
We now have registration forms on the Steel Valley website. You may download the forms to your device, complete them on your device, and email
In order to help celebrate our graduating seniors, we have established Senior Week, which will take place the week of June 22
Steel Valley Community Produce Pick-up Saturday, April 18 8:00-11:00am (while supplies last) Amity Street Entrance of Barrett Elementary School One bag per family
Letter to the Community from the Steel Valley Superintendent
The Board of School Directors will hold its April meetings on Thursday, April 23, 2020, in the Senior High School Auditorium
In order to provide a continuity of educational services for our students, the Steel Valley School District will begin providing distance learning through review and enrichment to all of our students beginning April 6, 2020 and throughout the school closure.
With Gov. Wolf having closed all schools in Pennsylvania indefinitely, we are moving forward with remote learning. Students should be completing their Flexible Instruction Day (FID) #3 - 5 packets this week, and they should be communicating with their teachers within Google Classroom.
Questions and answers on what students and parents need to know about remote learning at SVSD.
Questions students are asking.
If you have applied for any of the local scholarships that require them to be returned to the HS, please send them to scholarships@steelvalleysd.org.
Click on the header for information about COVID-19 is rapidly evolving as new details are confirmed and new questions emerge. In the event of an outbreak in your community, as a parent/caregiver, your first concern is about how to protect and take care of your children and family.
We now are starting the third week of government-mandated closure of our schools. This drastic measure was taken because schools could become hotspots for COVID-19. In order for us to protect our community, and to warrant the closure of our schools, we have to take every precaution possible to contain the coronavirus.
Career and technical education classes will resume at Steel Center Tech via distance learning on Monday, March 30, 2020. Information regarding this is posted to our school homepage: www.steelcentertech.com.
Click on the header to read a letter to the community from SV Superintendent, Edward Wehrer
We completed the first week of dealing with the closure of our schools and the curtailment of society as we have known it our entire lives. For as long as the COVID-19 crisis lasts, the District is here to support our students, families and community.
Please click on Header for current information. Please remember to check on your neighbors and family members during this pandemic.
The decision late yesterday by Gov. Wolf to close all schools in Pennsylvania for the next two weeks has forced the District to change its plans. Instead of using FID days on Monday and Tuesday (3/16 and 3/17) for the creation of additional FID packets, the District now will be closed for teachers, aides and students for the full two weeks between Monday, March 16, and Friday, March 27. The planned half-day of school on Wednesday, March 18, will not occur.