School News

QVHS presents Anything Goes March 16-18

Warga will visit Quaker Valley, St. James School, and Sewickley Academy.

Members of both the middle and high school Science Olympiad teams earned spots in the upcoming state competition.

Students from Quaker Valley High School participated in the event at Duquesne University.

Next year's school calendar has been approved by the Quaker Valley School Board.

Junior Marie Nastasi represented QV this weekend while performing among representatives from other Western Pennsylvania high schools.

Students presented their experiments and findings to a panel of judges at Baldwin High School.

Students from Osborne, Edgeworth, and the middle school participated in the event at Duquesne University.

To register your Kindergarten child(ren) for the 23-24 School Year (Fall 2023), the child must be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2023.  The Kindergarten Registration form takes about 20 minutes to complete and is best done on a laptop or desktop computer.

This is the 5th consecutive season the Quakers have won this title.

The team competed at West Allegheny Friday, February 3 and Saturday, February 4.

Quaker Valley School District Superintendent Dr. Tammy A. Andreyko has been given a new four-year contract.

Fourteen Quaker Valley students represented the District at West Allegheny High School.

Camp Meeting Road will close between Charleston Square and North Avenue in Bell Acres Borough beginning Monday, January 30, 2023 for slope stabilization work, installation of guide rail, and paving.

Students in 4th through 8th grade competed in the Scripps National Spelling Bee school level competitions on Thursday, January 26th.

This annual event showcases musicians from Quaker Valley, along with a concert from Cello Fury.

Two Quaker Valley students represented the District at Heinz Hall.

Quaker Valley's episode of KDKA’s Hometown High Q airs Saturday, January 28.

Edgeworth Elementary students now in fifth grade worked last year to gather the stories and life lessons of adults throughout the building. This work resulted in the development of Edgeworth’s Wisdom Corridor.

Six Quaker Valley students represented the District at Thomas Jefferson High School.