November is Native American Heritage Month, an opportunity to recognize the histories, cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native American and Indigenous peoples. While this month provides an opportunity to celebrate […]
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month Read Post »
This month, Cane Quest brought together students who are blind or visually impaired to put their orientation and mobility skills into practice. Through street crossings, money-handling tasks, and activities with
Cane Quest connects students who are blind and visually impaired Read Post »
Help students make sense of an increasingly complex digital world through lessons that build agency, well-being, and human connection. Description The magnitude of digital life has intensified, and teens are
New from Common Sense Education: Digital Literacy & Well-Being (6-12) Read Post »
Homestead’s youngest learners gathered around an indoor campground to immerse themselves in the fun of reading under the “stars.” Kids followed along as Family Development Specialist Ms. Robin Mercuri read
Story time under the stars with the Steel Valley Family Center and Scholastic Inc. Read Post »
The Allegheny Intermediate Unit reviewed its Wellness Policy Assessment on May 12, 2026. The workshop session was part of the triennial assessment, which all local education agencies are required to
AIU Wellness Policy Assessment Tool and Report Read Post »
