Hazelwood students design metal sculptures for Bethel Park Elementary outdoor classroom
Students at the Industrial Arts Workshop in Hazelwood are spending 10 weeks this summer designing and welding metal sculpture concepts for the outdoor classroom at the new Bethel Park Elementary School, with finalists including a functioning bird bath, a compass, a rain cycle representation and a collection of black hawks. The winning design, or designs, will be built into a full-size feature standing 5 to 9 feet tall.
Bethel Park Elementary School supply lists for grades K-5
As we prepare for the opening of Bethel Park Elementary School on Sept. 1, we're excited to share the supply lists for students in grades K-5, carefully developed by our teachers to set every child up for success from day one. Please review the list specific to your child's grade level, and don't hesitate to reach out with any questions.
Bethel Park School District administrative offices to relocate in July
Bethel Park School District's administrative offices will relocate from 301 Church Road to 5800 Murray Avenue, the site of the former Neil Armstrong Middle School, beginning July 8, with the transition expected to take 10-14 days. During that time, from July 8-20, the district can be reached by phone at 412-854-8751 or via email.
Bethel Park School District announces 2026 summer camp schedule
Bethel Park School District's athletic programs will offer youth summer camps across more than a dozen sports from June through August 2026, giving young athletes the opportunity to train with Black Hawks coaches before the upcoming season. Camps are scheduled in football, soccer, tennis, volleyball, basketball, swimming, lacrosse, golf, rifle, track and field, and cheer, with baseball, flag football, and cross country dates to be announced.
Bethel Park School District Honors Class of 2026 Retirees at Annual Luncheon
Bethel Park School District honored its Class of 2026 retirees at an annual luncheon on June 8, recognizing dozens of educators, administrators, support staff, and facilities personnel — including outgoing Superintendent Dr. James Walsh and William Penn Elementary Principal Brian Lenosky — whose combined service represents an extraordinary commitment to the students and families of Bethel Park.