School Board Appreciation Month is an invitation to recognize the tireless work our school board invests throughout the year. To the dedicated members of the Shaler Area School Board of Directors—James Tunstall (President), Eileen Phillips (Vice President), Daeja Baker, Robert Cessar, Elizabeth Dunn, Amy Goldberg, Edward Kress, Jason Machajewski, and

Shaler Area schools are proud to partner with The Highmark Caring Place to provide support to children who are affected by the death of a loved one. The Caring Place began in Pittsburgh in 1996. Thousands of community members are helped by the Caring Place each year at no cost

Following acute illness, Shaler Area High School senior Deven Wilson is searching for a living kidney donor. His journey has been covered in local media and his search for a compatible donor was recently featured in an article in Forbes magazine. Currently Devin balances the demands of being a high

On January 7th, families and community members joined district leadership for Coffee & Conversation, District Parent Council meeting, and Community Forum at Marzolf Primary School. These moments demonstrate the investment of our families and the power of collaboration when we work together for our students. During the forum, we shared

The Shaler Area School District is investing in the safety of students through a review and enhancement of school zone signage. The Board of School Directors approved a contract with Trans Associates for evaluation and recommendations for flashing school zone signs. Based on the guidance for the most effective implementation,

After Friday night’s Shaler Area vs. North Hills football game, something truly special happened. The Titan Marching Band and North Hills Marching Band came together for a spontaneous joint performance of “Believer” by Imagine Dragons—one song both bands happened to share in their halftime shows this year. When our director

The Shaler Area School District will be conducting a food drive to support the Backpack Initiative. Drop off your donations at all school buildings and Ruckus Cafe from November 4–14. The Shaler Area Backpack Initiative was established in 2014 to assist district students in need of weekend food supplies. Food

From the smiles along the parade, to the warmth and conversation at the picnic, to the cheers at the football game, Titan Pride reverberated through our community on Saturday, September 27th, as Shaler Area students past, present, and future came together to celebrate homecoming. The theme of this year’s homecoming