Schools
Allegheny Valley
About Allegheny Valley
Located approximately 15 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, PA, the Allegheny Valley School District provides a quality education to approximately 912 students in the municipalities of Cheswick Borough, Harmar Township, Springdale Borough, and Springdale Township. The District emerged in 1965 when these four municipalities agreed to dissolve their previous jointure and begin a new venture. Two buildings – Acmetonia Elementary School and Springdale Jr-Sr High School – offer programs and activities to students in Pre-Kindergarten through grade 12. Eighty-seven professionals comprise the teaching staff. The communities of the District maintain the unique combination of being close to a major urban center while still maintaining a small-town atmosphere. Together these factors make the Allegheny Valley School a great Partnership for Excellence – Youth, School and Community.
Stories about Allegheny Valley
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The power of 3: Allegheny Valley School District’s calming spaces help rejuvenate everyone
At Allegheny Valley, the pandemic reinforced the idea that a dedicated space for social-emotional wellbeing and learning was a necessity.
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