Bellevue Elementary School

Students and their families walked, biked, and rolled to school on Wednesday morning as part of National Walk and Roll to School Day. Hundreds of district families walked and rolled the streets of Avalon and Bellevue on the way to their respective elementary schools along with district staff and community members.

Students at Avalon Elementary were treated to a visit on Tuesday from the Avalon Volunteer Fire Company as part of National Fire Prevention Week. Firefighters brought their vehicles and their gear to show off to students in two different ways...

Avalon Elementary and Bellevue Elementary students and their families are encouraged to walk, bike, or roll to school on Wednesday, October 7. As part of National Walk and Roll to School Day, the district and its partners in the Avalon Elementary P.T.O. and Bellevue Elementary PTO have organized a fun walk-and-roll-to-school event.

Do you enjoy sharing ideas, telling stories, or simply want to become more confident speaking in front of others? Forensics Club is a great opportunity for students in Grades 5-8 to develop public speaking skills in a fun, encouraging environment. Throughout the year, students will learn speaking techniques, practice speeches and presentations, and have the option to participate in speech competitions.

There was a lot of dirt - and a lot of love for it - at Northgate recently. The district applied for and was accepted into the two-year Learning Garden Program made possible by Grow Pittsburgh.

On Friday, September 18, students and staff at the Middle and High Schools participated in Kickoff Day for their new garden. They rolled up their sleeves and worked with Grow Pittsburgh to fill garden boxes with soil and plant vegetables and flowers.

Students from Avalon and Bellevue elementary schools spent Tuesday morning playing wiffle ball with and meeting members of the Pittsburgh Pirates as part of the team's day of service honoring Pirates great Roberto Clemente. Players and front office staff visited both schools as part of the AHN’s Chill Mobile Program.