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EASD has earned national recognition from the American School Counselor Association, receiving the 2026 Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP) designation for its outstanding school counseling program. East Allegheny is one of only two school districts in Pennsylvania to receive this distinction this year, recognizing the work of counselors Lesley Hawkins, Lyra Hartlein, Joseph Pedulla, and Emilia Mattucci in supporting students’ academic, career, and social-emotional success.

EA senior Ian Miller balances a demanding schedule that includes swimming, robotics, track and field, art club, and Interact while maintaining strong academics and developing discipline and resilience. Through robotics competitions and years on the swim team, Ian has learned the value of teamwork, quick thinking, and consistent effort. After graduation, he is considering attending CCAC to pursue nursing or entering the IBEW to become an electrician.

The East Allegheny School District Board of Education has a Board Member vacancy in Region 9. 

Any qualified electors, of the District, residing within the region 9 area, interested in being appointed to fill this position effective April 7, 2026, for the unexpired portion of the term, should submit a letter of interest and resume. 

Mrs. Rosco’s impact extends far beyond music instruction at East Allegheny. Through choir and musicals, she creates a supportive community where students build confidence, connection, and lifelong skills.

Guest Contribution by Catelin Crawford, Freshman

Join us for an evening celebrating Black History through the voices and talents of our students. East Allegheny high school students will share presentations, artwork, music, and dance honoring influential Black leaders who continue to inspire new generations.

This community event is free to attend, with food and drinks provided, and no registration is required. 

During the months of November and December, East Allegheny Junior/Senior High School recognized several staff members for their dedication, teamwork, and positive contributions to the school community. These peer submitted recognitions highlight the many ways staff members support students, colleagues, and district programs each day.

East Allegheny proudly hosted its first VEX V5 Robotics Competition State Qualifier, bringing together 13 school districts and 29 teams for a day of problem-solving and collaboration. The event showcased student innovation and growth, with East Allegheny teams earning finalist honors and qualifying for both state and national-level robotics competitions.

Rachael Difrancesco plays an important role in helping build a positive, supportive school environment through her commitment to students, families, and staff. Her dedication to collaboration, care, and community connection helps strengthen the overall school experience for everyone she serves.

East Allegheny is celebrating a major boost to its athletic programs with a $250,000 grant from the Tull Family Foundation. As part of a countywide pilot focused on expanding youth sports, the district will use the funds to upgrade aging facilities and enhance access for all student-athletes. This support marks an exciting step forward for the school community.

From novels to nature trails, East Allegheny Junior High students are engaging in learning that feels purposeful and connected. Hands-on activities and interdisciplinary projects challenge them to explore, ask questions, and work together. These experiences strengthen academic skills while helping students grow as thinkers and problem-solvers.

The East Allegheny Marching Band captured its 11th consecutive regional Tournament of Bands first-place finish and a second straight Pennsylvania State Championship title with a powerful, student-driven show inspired by the music of Queen and Freddie Mercury. Under the direction of Justin Rosco, the band blended musical excellence, creative visuals, and collaborative spirit to deliver a memorable, championship-caliber performance.