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The Golden Flames Golf Outing is a great opportunity for the community to support the spirit and pride of the Northgate School District. The proceeds from this event funds two scholarships for students of the Northgate senior class. 

In addition to foursomes fees, this event and scholarships are funded by both businesses and personal hole sponsors, donations - monetary, gift cards, or products for the Chinese auction.

Golfers do not have to be Northgate employees or residents of the community.

Registration Forms and Donations must be received by August 7th, 2020. For more information please contact Brandon Hogle at 412-760-8680 or Dawn Egger at 412-974-0623

Even though we have not been at school, the garden at the front of the school is in full bloom. Thanks for our garden mentor, Redding Jackson, Mrs. Bernauer and Mrs. Gusew, seeds were planted on a chilly day in early April. While it seemed like nothing was growing, they all were just waiting below the surface for the warmer days. And now, WOW, it is in full swing. Spinach and lettuce are ready to pick. Beets, carrots and radishes are beginning to grow under the surface but won’t be ready to pick until school starts again in the fall. There are also a variety of herbs that you can pinch off.  We are also grateful to a few parent volunteers who have offered to help water and weed the garden over the summer. 

The Northgate School District is pleased to announce the hiring of Mr. Camijja Williams to be the next Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. Coach Cam received his Bachelor of Science in Social Work from Slippery Rock University in 2003. For the past four years, Coach Cam has served as the Assistant Coach for the Northgate Varsity Boys Basketball team.

Students noisily filing into school buildings, locker doors slamming, bells ringing; the sounds of a typical school day have gone silent across our nation. While school buildings may be closed, the business of learning has continued for teachers and students in a new format. Since the COVID-19 pandemic has shut down our schools, teachers have had to adapt quickly to the world of online instruction. For many, this is the first experience with online teaching and learning.

What looked like an impossible challenge just weeks ago has become a success story at the Northgate School District.

We are proud to announce that our very own Mrs. Karen Klicker will receive the Carnegie Science Center Elementary Educator Award. “I cannot think of anyone more deserving of this recognition than Karen Klicker. She means so much more to our community than being a great teacher,” said Avalon Elementary School Principal Dr. Joseph J. Peacock Jr.