News & Announcements

As winter approaches, Bethel Park School District urges families to update their contact information to receive timely weather-related alerts via Focus, ParentSquare, social media, and local news. In severe weather, the district may hold Remote Learning Days on a modified two-hour delay schedule, with students expected to complete assignments and notify teachers of any connectivity issues.

The Bethel Park School District invites you to participate in our Superintendent Search Survey. Your feedback will help shape the next chapter of leadership in Bethel Park.

Crumbl Cookies recently announced its October 2025 Students of the Month. The honorees receive a certificate acknowledging their contribution to their school and community and a Bethel Park t-shirt. They also receive a $15 gift card and a free cookie from Crumbl Cookies.

Bethel Park High School’s fall play, "CLUE," based on the cult classic film and beloved board game, will be held Nov. 5-8 at 7 p.m. The show, which costs $5 to attend, promises a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud mystery full of twists and surprises.

Following Superintendent Dr. James Walsh’s announcement that he will retire at the end of the 2025–2026 school year, the Bethel Park Board of School Directors has launched a search for his successor, led by solicitor Rebecca Heaton Hall of Weiss Burkardt Kramer LLC. The process will include community engagement through surveys and a public forum to help shape the next superintendent’s leadership profile, with further details to be announced in the coming weeks.

Bethel Park High School senior Caroline Zelt has been named the October 2025 Rotary Student of the Month for outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and service. A 4.605 GPA student, award-winning scholar, and active volunteer, Zelt is recognized for her academic excellence, dedication to community, and commitment to the arts and leadership.

Bethel Park High School winter sports officially begin Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, with try-outs and practices scheduled by sport and team.

Bethel Park High School students Cami Fisher and Nora Welch are turning tragedy into action through a DECA Community Awareness Project to promote water safety, honor the memory of a late teacher, and support the Big Heart Scholarship.

Bethel Park High School sophomores Leena Miloua and Andrea Solorzano launched BP Career Connect, a new program that gives students hands-on career exploration through job shadows, field trips, and guest speakers. Open to all students, the initiative is currently recruiting local professionals to serve as mentors and will be presented at the 2026 DECA State Conference.

Bethel Park High School sophomores Marisa Whitmer and Emma Farrell are combining their marketing skills and community spirit to support Project Linus. This organization provides handmade blankets to infants in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) throughout the region.