Greetings, Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized from September 15 to October 15, 2025. This time is dedicated to celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities and […]
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The AIU kicks off another school year! Before the first bell rang, our family centers celebrated the end of summer with themed events and field trips. Also in this edition
AIU Update: September 2025 Read Post »
Families at the East Allegheny Family Center took to the countryside on August 14 to Round Hill Park in Elizabeth for some fun at the farm. The trip began with
East Allegheny Family Center enjoys fun on the farm Read Post »
Find out how ESY programs benefit students. Explore the future of AI in education at SWSX Edu. Learn how school technology teams formed new connections this summer. And more from
AIU Update: Summer 2025 Read Post »
On June 16, the AIU Technology Services Division hosted Open Tabs: Building Connections Across School Technology Teams, a free, in-person networking event. The event was designed to bring together technology
School technology teams gather for networking event Read Post »
Congratulations to the 2025 graduates of the AIU-operated special education schools! Watch video highlights from each of the graduation ceremonies: Mon Valley School, Pathfinder School, and Sunrise School.
Congratulations to the Class of 2025 Read Post »
The Allegheny Intermediate Unit McKeesport Family Center teamed up with Reading Ready Pittsburgh, McKeesport Healthier Communities PartnerSHIP, and the City of McKeesport to host a free Literacy Lunch with Bluey on
McKeesport Family Center hosts Literacy Lunch with Bluey Read Post »
Last month, the Fathers Collaborative Council of Western Pennsylvania (FCCWPA) hosted its second annual Fatherhood Engagement Conference in Wilkinsburg. Keynote speaker Kevin Myles, founder and president of Community First Inc.,
Fathers Collaborative Council hosts second annual Fatherhood Engagement Conference Read Post »
In early May, high school and pre-K students from South Allegheny School District put their artistic minds together to bring their imaginations to life. AIU Pre-K Counts staff helped their
South Allegheny High School and Pre-K Counts students bring imaginary monsters to life Read Post »
