News & Announcements

Bethel Park Schools will transition to remote instruction today, Tuesday, January 21, and tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22, due to bitter cold temperatures.

All Bethel Park School District after-school activities, including athletics, performance practices, and any community events scheduled to use district facilities, are canceled.

Bethel Park School District will have a Remote Learning Day on Thursday, January 16, 2025, due to the forecast of an all-day snowfall that the local meteorologists are warning could make the morning and after commutes very challenging. Students and staff are expected to follow the school district's standard Remote Learning Day procedures.

Bethel Park School District has reassured families that a recent security breach involving PowerSchool's student information system did not affect the district's data, as it uses eSchool, a subsidiary of PowerSchool. The district emphasized its commitment to privacy and data security, urging families to contact the Technology Department with any concerns.

Due to harsh winter conditions, Bethel Park School District will have a Remote Learning Day on Monday, January 6, 2025. There will be no in-person instruction, and students must complete their required classwork following the standard RLD procedures from home.

Bethel Park School District is identifying students experiencing homelessness under the McKinney-Vento Act, which provides support like free lunch, school supplies, and transportation. Families are encouraged to contact the district if their living situation changes to minimize educational disruptions.

Bethel Park School District will have a Remote Learning Day today, January 3, 2025, due to unsafe road conditions. While there will be no in-person instruction, students are expected to complete their required classwork and will follow the 2-hour delay schedule from home.

Day-by-day advancements are made on Bethel Park’s new elementary school in anticipation of its August 2026 opening, but the most recent development may just be the biggest yet.

Independence Middle School hosted the Play the Police Dodgeball Tournament for seventh graders.

IMS recognizes outstanding students monthly through its Student of the Month program. The program honors those who excel academically, demonstrate leadership, or contribute positively to the school and community.