Rendering of proposed elementary school

Elementary School Update

On Thursday, January 25, 2024, DRAW Collective presented an update on the current plan for the new elementary school to Steel Valley administrators, school board members, and the general public as part of the district’s January legislative board meeting. The presentation slides and a summary are now available to review, along with an updated timeline for the project.

Enroll at any age

Enroll Today!

The Steel Valley School District is accepting enrollment applications for all grades. Whether your child is ready to start kindergarten, you're new to the district and need to enroll your children, or you're transferring from another school and need a fresh start, you're welcome at Steel Valley. Click the link to start the enrollment process or stop by our district office today!

Steel Valley Stronger

Steel Valley Stronger

Academics, health, careers and equity are intertwined in education. The goal through Steel Valley Stronger is to turn these four pillars into strategic focal points so that they become areas of even greater strength. To learn how Steel Valley is supporting growth in academics, health, careers and equity, read more about our Steel Valley Stronger campaign.

District News

A scene from Matilda: The Musical

The Steel Valley High School Drama Club is excited to present its production of Roald Dahl’s “Matilda: The Musical” as its spring production. You have two more opportunities to catch the show: Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door or via https://svdrama.seatyourself.biz.

Two students work on a project at a table

A group of Steel Valley High School students took part in the fifth annual Woodland Hills Student Summit on March 8. The summit features student-led discussions on hand-picked topics like mental health, racial and social equity, gun violence, and much more. This year’s Student Summit featured 18 school districts from five counties in Southwestern Pennsylvania and was hosted by Penn State Greater Allegheny.

Ms Geyer's decorated door

Paying it forward is more than just an idea; it’s the inspiration for students in Jodi Geyer’s English classes who honored Black History Month by serving others. The students of room 217 donated more than 70 hours of time and service by baking, cooking, recycling, helping others, performing acts of service, and promoting love and kindness. The students helped more than 100 people throughout the month of February.

SAPPHIRE WEB PORTAL

Sapphire is the software Steel Valley uses for parents to keep track of their child's academic progress, communicate with teachers, and more. To sign up for your Parent Web portal account, click below. When the login page opens, do not try and login, click on the link to Create a Web Portal account in the bottom left corner. The next step will ask you for the Keyword.

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