Shaler Area performing arts groups, including the SASD Color Guard, Dance Team, Drumline, Majorettes, and Tri-M Honor Society participated in Lite Up Night 2025. We are grateful that our students can be part of making these community moments special. Thank you to everyone who lent their time and skill to
Officers Johnson and Wise came to Mrs. Paul’s high school “Real World” class to talk to students about car safety, maintenance, insurance, and what to do if you are in an accident. The class was appreciative of their knowledge and are now better prepared to be responsible drivers. Submitted by
Spectrum yearbook orders are now being taken. Parents and guardians can visit https://yearbookordercenter.com and use order number 26787 to place their order. Books are $65 + taxes/fees. Questions about the ordering process can be directed to yearbook@shalerarea.org.
Shaler Area High School social worker LeeAnn Guido is being recognized for the significant positive contributions she’s made. Ms. Guido has been selected by the University of Pittsburgh to receive the 2025 School of Social Work Service Award. This award recognizes alumni who have provided exceptional service to the School
Four of Titans represented Shaler Area High School at this year’s WPIAL Sportsmanship Summit, held at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh! Congratulations to Aubrey Blank, Bria Bosiljevac, Alex Gaetano, and Brandon Aryee for being selected to attend this annual event celebrating leadership, integrity, and sportsmanship both on and off
On October 6, nearly 600 students auditioned at South Fayette High School for the PMEA Honors Bands. Congratulations to the following students for auditioning and earning a seat in the District Band. Gwenyth Colvin (10) – Clarinet Andrew Purucker (12) – French Horn Katie Williams (12) – Tenor Saxophone These
Twenty Shaler Area High School Students, along with Gifted and Talented Department Teacher Ms. Elder, attended the annual Robotics and AI Discovery Day sponsored by Pittsburgh Robotics Network. The students were able to visit vendor displays and talk with local universities about educational opportunities. According to organizers, the free event
Students in Ms. Murphy’s chemistry classes celebrated the unofficial chemistry holiday Mole Day by crafting stuffed moles. Organizers explain, “Celebrated annually on October 23 from 6:02 a.m. to 6:02 p.m., Mole Day commemorates Avogadro’s Number (6.02 x 10²³), which is a basic measuring unit in chemistry. Mole Day was created
Shaler Area High School is one of a select schools selected to take part in the Japanese Language Education Assistant Program (J-LEAP), a collaborative initiative between the Japan Foundation and Laurasian Institution that places native Japanese language Assistant Teachers in U.S. K–12 schools for up to two years. These Assistant
Dear Community Member, Thank you for reaching out to ask how you can support our students through The Titan Community Collective. We are truly grateful for your generosity and willingness to help. As you can imagine, some items are especially popular with our high school students, while others tend to
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