Superintendent Sonya Coleman emphasizes the need for a comprehensive strategic plan to guide the Sto-Rox School District as it moves forward. A community meeting on Nov. 5 aims to gather input for developing this actionable plan, which will include performance indicators and quarterly reviews to ensure accountability and progress.
Community invited to attend ‘Sto Rocksfest’ Thursday at Jr./Sr. High gymnasium
Residents of Sto-Rox School District are invited to Sto Rocksfest on October 30, featuring giveaways, resources for families in need, and fun activities, all hosted by Pete's Pro Painters at the high school gym.
Steel City Aquatics offers swim lessons for adults
Neha Sharma joined Steel City Aquatics to learn swimming, a goal since moving to the U.S. The program, responsive to adult demand, fosters safety and fitness, teaching essential skills. Many adults, often immigrants, find new opportunities to swim.
State Education Department approves Sto-Rox School District’s amended financial recovery plan
The Sto-Rox School District's plan for financial recovery, approved by the state, aims to improve both finances and student performance. But some residents are concerned about potential property tax increases and say the district should have explored other potential revenue sources.
Meet David Thomas: OLSH’s new leader and advocate
David Thomas is the new principal at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School, bringing nearly 20 years of educational experience. He aims to support students and foster a collaborative environment, celebrating the school's Catholic values and community traditions.
Sto-Rox school board to consider adopting amended financial recovery plan Thursday
At a meeting Thursday night, the Sto-Rox school board will consider amending its financial recovery plan. The district has been wrestling with ongoing challenges, including declining student enrollment and the impact of charter schools. The revised plan focuses on manageable initiatives aimed at enhancing academic performance and financial stability.
New initiative has Cornell School District “reimagining” 12th grade
The Cornell School District, collaborating with five Pennsylvania districts, is reimagining senior year. Focused on actionable changes by April 2026, initiatives include examining classes and fostering internships. The district also is looking at utilizing AI to generate ideas that could help redesign K-12 education.




