Yearbooks have arrived at Peebles and will be distributed to in-person students on Friday, June 4. PES NACA students will be able to pick up their yearbooks from Peebles at that time as well. Please do not come before June 4.

IMPORTANT INFO: If you forgot to order, a limited quantity of 2020-2021 softcover yearbooks are available for sale now on a first-come, first-served basis. The yearbook includes photos from this school year of both Peebles in-person and NACA students and teachers. To purchase a copy, please send cash or a check for $16, made payable to Peebles PTA, to Mrs. Pisani in the front office. NACA parents can purchase a copy from Mrs. Pisani in the Peebles office. Yearbooks will be given to all students on Friday, June 4!!! 

Please open the links below from our Mrs. Collucci, PES nurse.

Elementary students have the exciting opportunity to begin instruction on a band (rising 4th or 5th Grader) or orchestra (rising 3rd, 4th, or 5th Grader) instrument next school year. This is the first step of a student’s participation in one of Western Pennsylvania’s most award-winning music programs with a proud legacy of generations of students learning to make music.

You can find more information about Elementary Band & Orchestra as well as register your child for Band or Orchestra next school year at these links:

If your child will be a returning band/orchestra student, they DO NOT need to re-register for next school year.

If you are seeking a COVID-19 vaccine for your child, UPMC has appointments available for students ages 12+. Please call 833-653-0516 to schedule a vaccine appointment. You do not have to be insured by UPMC to take advantage of this opportunity.

More than one year into the pandemic, recognition, and practice of wellness is at the forefront for our students, families, staff, and community. As NA continues to meet the needs of our community, we are taking a careful look at mental health and wellness.

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month this May, select staff members have volunteered to share their expertise, experiences, and tips for normalizing discussions around mental health. Be on the lookout for weekly updates throughout May and help us educate, support, and fight the stigma for all. To access materials for Week 5, “Taking Care of Me,” visit our Mental Health and Wellness website. Previous weekly materials continue to remain accessible to all.

Project Water is a NASD student-run initiative that brings clean water and education to underdeveloped villages through fundraisers and service projects that impact communities across the street and around the globe. Support Project Water by participating in a Virtual 6K by June 6. To register or donate, visit https://www.mightycause.com/event/Na-Project-Water-6k.