News & Announcements

Update 5:45 AM: All Bethel Park schools are closed today, Wednesday, April 30, 2025, due to widespread power outages. Transportation services are also canceled.

Bethel Park athletic director Mrs. Laura Grimm has been reelected to the WPIAL board of directors, receiving 60 votes in the recent election.

Bethel Park High School’s baseball team has been named the Trib HSSN Team of the Week after two close wins over Moon gave them their second section series sweep and put them in sole possession of first place in Section 2- 5A.

Each month, Crumbl Cookies recognizes outstanding students and staff at Bethel Park High School with a series of awards, including Student of the Month Awards for one student at each high school grade level. They also recognize the top vocational students and staff who go above and beyond to make Bethel Park High School a special place to learn and work.

Bethel Park High School senior Ella Milliken has been named the Bethel Park Rotary Club's April 2025 Student of the Month, a recognition of her exceptional academic performance, strong leadership, and tireless dedication to fostering inclusion within her school and community.

For the first time in school history, Bethel Park High School is celebrating an extraordinary milestone: four members of the Class of 2025 have received appointments to United States service academies — three to the U.S. Naval Academy and one to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point — a rare and remarkable achievement for any high school in the nation.

Throughout April, Bethel Park School District has demonstrated its commitment to inclusivity and support for families of children with autism as part of Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month.

Bethel Park elementary students took their coding skills to the next level by participating in a special computer science session after completing Unit 2 of the Exploring Programming course through Carnegie Mellon University’s Computer Science Academy with Python.

The Bethel Park School District has announced several key administrative appointments for the 2025-26 school year, reflecting its commitment to strong leadership and continued educational excellence.

Bethel Park's Sophia Iorio has been awarded Gannon University’s prestigious Presidential Scholarship, a four-year full-tuition award valued at nearly $170,000. Iorio, who plans to enroll in Gannon’s five-year Physician Assistant program, earned the scholarship through a rigorous competition involving an essay, an art project, and an in-person interview.