PK-12

On the rain-drenched afternoon of January 9, officials from the Bethel Park School District conducted a groundbreaking ceremony for a new $133 million elementary center. This facility will replace the current five operational buildings. Despite the inclement weather, a large crowd from the community gathered under a spacious canopy on district property, including Neil Armstrong

Construction has officially commenced for the new Bethel Park Elementary School in the Bethel Park School District. Despite challenging weather conditions on January 9, a groundbreaking ceremony marked the beginning of this transformative project. The ceremony, held within a weather-resistant tent, emphasized the significance of the event for Bethel Park’s future. Superintendent Dr. James Walsh

Since the beginning of December, the daily routine for students and faculty members at Knoch High School has undergone significant changes. Previously occupied by numerous parking spots, there is now a substantial excavation site enclosed by construction barriers. In the coming years, this excavated area will evolve into a new extension of the high school,

Bethel Park School District has announced an upcoming groundbreaking ceremony for its new elementary school, set to take place on January 9 at 4 p.m. The event will occur at the construction site, which is currently situated at the Neil Armstrong Middle School campus, located at 58 Murray Avenue. The entire community is invited to

As South Allegheny Elementary welcomed several hundred visitors to explore the newly unveiled Innovation Center on a Tuesday evening, the occasion was one filled with gratitude. Students reveled in the new space, their excitement evident as they dashed around. Meanwhile, parents engaged in lively conversations, and school staff, including district members, interacted with attendees, marveling

SAXONBURG — Following a two-month delay, the Knoch School District finally approved the general construction bid for the renovation of Knoch High School during its monthly school board meeting on Wednesday, November 8th. District superintendent David Foley announced that the winning bid was secured by Mark Hudson Construction, headquartered in Hermitage, Pa. “This marks a

The Knoch School District embarked on its journey to renovate the high school in August. However, during a special meeting held on August 26, the district faced a tough decision. They opted not to accept any bids for general construction or landscaping due to unexpectedly high costs. To navigate this challenge, the district turned to