As part of ongoing enhancements to the security of our buildings, you may notice new kiosks near the front entrances. North Allegheny School District requires all visitors to sign in to the Raptor System through these kiosks with their photo ID before they can access the building.

North Allegheny is currently working to create a Strategic and Comprehensive Plan. This plan will serve as a roadmap for the District’s educational and operational priorities for the next decade.

The NASD community encompasses many different people and perspectives. When we come together with a shared goal for our students, we become a more powerful District. Now is your opportunity to engage in the strategic planning process by participating in a virtual focus group. The sessions will include guided group discussions designed to better understand perceptions and shared experiences within NASD with the goal of using these lessons learned to create recommendations for improvement.

More information, including focus group dates and how to sign up, can be found in this email sent to all parents/guardians in early February.

On Friday, February 25, masks became optional, but strongly recommended, at North Allegheny School District and on North Allegheny School District transportation due to Allegheny County moving to low community spread of COVID-19. Click here to view the email sent to all families.

On Tuesday, March 1, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals terminated the Temporary Restraining Order and dismissed the appeal in the matter of Doe v. North Allegheny School District et. al. 

As per the motion ratified by the Board of Directors during the December 8, 2021 meeting, masks will be optional, but strongly recommended at North Allegheny School District. 

The Health and Safety Plan was updated on March 4, 2022, to include updates on face coverings, classroom arrangements, and food service.

Our partners at Metz Culinary Management highlight a different fruit or vegetable each month as part of its Nutritious Friends program. This month, students will learn more about arugula and have an opportunity to sample the food! The USDA continues to provide free meals for all students through the 2021-2022 school year. A free meal includes an entree, fruit(s), vegetable(s), and milk.