Scott Primary students in pre-K through third grade participated in Safety Day with special guests from our community! Resource Officer Wise and Officer Johnson presented lessons on Charlie Check First and Bus Safety for kindergarten and first-grade students, while second and third graders learned about internet safety and poison safety.

Vision To Learn (VTL) brings vision care directly to our schools, removing barriers and helping every child succeed. After a full vision exam, students who need glasses get to choose their own frames—from a wide variety of age-appropriate styles and colors. Because they pick what they like, they love wearing

Our second graders had a sweet time during our Chocolate Center Days! Students worked through exciting Math and ELA stations — tally and bar graphs, math word problems, place value practice, vocabulary activities, and word building — all with a delicious chocolate twist! A huge THANK YOU to our amazing

In September, the UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Ronald McDonald Care Mobile visited Scott Primary School to provide essential health services to students throughout the Shaler Area School District. This important initiative directly supports the mission of the UPMC CHP Ronald McDonald Care Mobile—to deliver high-quality, compassionate care to underserved

On September 17th, the students of Scott Primary celebrated Constitution Day along with schools across the country! We learned about the important rules — called the Constitution — that help keep our country fair, safe, and free. Our students shared what it means to be good citizens, showed their pride

On September 15th, students at Scott Primary School celebrated creativity, courage, and the power of making your mark. It’s all about inspiring kids to express themselves and embrace their unique talents. The kids at Scott Primary were proudly sporting their polka dots to celebrate their individual uniqueness in style!

At the beginning of the school year the Scott community gathered for their annual House Sorting Celebration, and the excitement was off the charts! Our newest students—kindergartners and those new to Scott—took their turn reaching into the magical Sorting Book, where they were officially sorted into one of our six

Third-grade students at Scott Primary School gather each spring for the beloved program Guys with Ties. Facilitated by Maryann Swartz and led by teachers Steve Seidelson and Tim Rowe, Guys with Ties cultivates social and professional skills. Over the course of six sessions, students and mentors gather in the library