Butler Catholic School is celebrating its 50th year of existence in 2019.
In 1969, Butler Catholic School was formed from the consolidation of St. Peter, St. Michael and St. Paul schools. Now, 50 years later, they are the oldest consolidated school in the diocese.
Seneca Valley school board adds new courses to high school curriculum.
Seneca Valley evaluates how later start times have influenced their students and teachers so far in the year.
A South Butler Primary School teacher received a grant for a tabletop learning set.
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Mars High School students, from left, Zachary Ottenweller, Tara Brazel, Jacob Smith, Mia Ola, Sarah Grimm, Jenna Halenda and Dustin Bauer were selected to perform in the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association District Orchestra Festival, held Jan. 10 to 12 at McDowell High School in Erie.
The Seneca Valley School Board approved the appointment of Randy Miller as the district’s new buildings and grounds director at Monday night’s board meeting.
Circle of Friends Choir raises $13,000 for local charities with Christmas shows.
A farmer from Slippery Rock donated his old barn windows to Historic Harmony as part of the project to restore the Harmonists' original windows.
One driveway at a time, many green-minded homeowners and communities are opting for permeable paving options instead of traditional asphalt.
Today marks the 265th anniversary of George Washington's near murder in Forward Township.
Cranberry Township will pilot an art box program in 2019.
After months of studying and hard work, students at North Catholic High School finally had a chance to put their creations to the test in the class’s annual gravity race.
ADAMS TWP — Mars eighth-grader Cole Winstead earned first place in the 2018-19 Mars Geography Bee Final Round Qualifier, held Dec. 7 at Mars Centennial School.
Seneca Valley Intermediate High School will host a children’s theater show in January.
