Weather Causes Seneca Valley to Cancel After School Activities

The Raiders boys basketball game has been postponed, but other activities are ongoing.

North Hills Native Lands Starring Role on 'Smash' TV Series

Andy Mientus graduated from North Hills High School in 2005 and attended Ross Elementary School.

Seneca Valley Foundation Sweetness & Light Gala: Everything You Need to Know

Silent auction packages are available for bidding online now.

Watch: Seneca Valley Students Have a Message for the President

Speaking on behalf of their generation, two intermediate high school students were finalists in the national competition.

Cold Weather Causes Seneca Valley to Issue Two-Hour Delay For Wednesday

Kindergarten will run on a modified schedule.

Seneca Valley Hires New Acting Assistant Principal for Rowan, Connoquenessing Valley

A first-grade teacher, Christin Jamery has been with the district since 2007.

Seneca Valley Releases Proposed Preliminary Budget to Public, Mull Options for Closing $2.8 Million Shortfall

Officials say a clearer picture of the numbers will emerge once the governor approves a state budget.

Updated: Seneca Valley Issues Two-Hour Delay for Private and Parochial Student Transportation

The area is under a wind chill advisory through 11 a.m. Wednesday.

Making Their Case: Seneca Valley Students Present Mock Trial

Students argue for the prosecution or the defendant before former Superior Court Judge Maureen Lally-Green.

Seneca Valley Issues Two-Hour Delay

Cranberry also modifies its preschool classes due to the inclement weather.

Seneca Valley Unveils Early Preliminary Budget with $3 Million Shortfall

The district has until June to balance the budget.

Seneca Valley Explores New Course Options, Graduation Requirements

Officials also are considering upping how AP course are weighted.

Seneca Valley to Hold Sports Physicals, Testing

The tests only are required once per school year.

WWII Veteran Shares History with Seneca Valley Students

Sgt. Roscoe Mulvey took part in the Battle of the Bulge.

Seneca Valley to Open Kindergarten Registration for 2013-14 School Year

Get everything you need to know here.

Seneca Valley Foundation Hosting ‘Sweetness & Light’ Gala

Broadway stars, as well as the Seneca Valley Strings Quartet, will perform at the event.

Seneca Valley Students Collect Pajamas for Local Kids in Need

The pajamas will be distributed to children in foster care, orphanages and shelters.

Seneca Valley Senior Receives $2,150 Grant to Keep Students Safe Behind the Wheel

Kaitlyn Burkett is using the money to bring hands-on training to her peers.

Hitting a High Note: More Than 40 Seneca Valley Students Make Honors Band

The district has more students selected for Honors Band than any other school in the region.

Bishop Signs Final Steel Beam Set Atop New North Catholic High School

The school is the first the Pittsburgh Diocese has built in 45 years.

In Wake of Connecticut Shooting, What are Seneca Valley's Emergency Procedures?

When Seneca Valley has an emergency, the district first utilizes AlertNow, a parent notification system, programmed to call the primary phone number listed for each child. Plus, learn more about police response to a school crisis from Jackson Towns

“Topping Out” Ceremony Set for New North Catholic High School in Cranberry

A ceremonial steel beam will be added to the structure. Plus, get the latest on the building’s construction from the Diocese of Pittsburgh’s chief facilities officer, Michael J. Arnold.

Seneca Valley Stuffs a Bus for Toys for Tots

The middle school’s “Cougar” academic team leads the toy drive to help needy children.

Seneca Valley Seniors Earn Essay Awards in ‘Voice of Democracy’

The Cranberry Township VFW Post 879 plans to recognize the students.

Seneca Valley Battalion Rifle Team Competes in Air Rifle Championship

The team is looking into competing in other postal competitions across the nation.

Seneca Valley Elects School Board President, Vice-President

Bob Hill retains his position at president. Eric DiTullio is the new vice president.

New Meaning: Haine Elementary Students Receive Personalized Dictionaries

The Sunrise Cranberry Rotary delivers the books to Haine's third-grade students.

Holiday Preview: La Roche Festival of Lights

Admission is free to all events.

Seneca Valley Superintendent Holding “Conversations with the Community”

Dr. Tracy Vitale will meet with the public at St. Ferdinand Church in Cranberry.

Cranberry Teen Competing for Miss Pennsylvania USA Title

A senior at Seneca Valley High School, Hannah O’Donoghue will take part in this weekend's pageant.

When They Grow Up: Haine Elementary Students Get Curious About Careers

With help from “Curious George” students are learning about jobs through a new program that emphasizes natural connections to careers.

PIAA Playoffs to Take Place at Seneca Valley High School

North Allegheny will take on Erie McDowell at 7 p.m. Friday.

Seneca Valley Looking for STEM Speakers for Lecture Series

Lecturers would share their personal experiences—and their pathway—to becoming an expert in their field.

Seneca Valley Baseball Players Sign Letters of Intent

Sam Fragale and Zach Spangler will play college ball for Kent State and Virginia Tech.

North Allegheny Wins Third Consecutive WPIAL Title

North Allegheny held onto halftime lead through a scoreless second half.

Volunteer Spotlight: Haine Middle School Students Give Back to Community

The students assemble Thanksgiving meals for the homeless.

Seneca Valley’s Hailie Sandor Signs Letter of Intent to Attend Edinboro

The senior receives a scholarship to play lacrosse at the Division II school.

Five Things You Need to Know This Week

Patch gives you a rundown of what's going on around the community.

WPIAL North Showdown: North Allegheny Defeats Seneca Valley, 47-17

After ending the Raiders’ season, the defending WPIAL champion Tigers will head to Heinz Field to take on Woodland Hills.

Seneca Valley Donating Athletic Gear to Superstorm Sandy Victims

The district is giving athletic shoes and warm up suits that are no longer used by students to a hard hit community in New Jersey.