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Welcome to InWoodland Hills - Fall 2008
Pace School to be the Recipient of Barnes & Noble’s Holiday Book DrivePace School will be the recipient of the Monroeville Barnes & Noble Holiday Book Drive for the 2008 holiday season State Program Allows Hunters to Help the Needy
Mark Berton From the Vet Tech - Lyme Disease
Shawna Gerson, LVT Choosing a College or University that's Right for Your FutureJuniors and seniors in high school receive hundreds of postcards, pamphlets and glossy brochures from colleges and universities, especially in the fall. It is prime recruitment time for schools across the country, and chances are that college-bound students are on a lot of mailing lists. Saving for College
J. Victor Conrad, CFP Behind Zombie Fest - An Interview with Organizer Mark Menold
Mark Berton Zombie Fest to Lumber into Southwest Pennsylvania!What’s the best way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the George Romero classic zombie film “Dawn of the Dead?” By holding a zombie-themed festival at the site where it was filmed. The It’s Alive Zombie Fest, taking place on October 25 & 26 at the Monroeville Mall in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will be a zombie fan’s delight. 10-county Program Helps Save Gas and the Environment
Mark Berton Superintendent's Message
New Housing Built in Braddock as Part of Home Revitalization PlanAllegheny County Executive Dan Onorato, Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) Executive Director Brian Hudson, and Mon Valley Initiative (MVI) staff joined local officials for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the East Braddock Housing Development in Braddock and East Pittsburgh and a groundbreaking ceremony for Phase II of the Braddock's Field Housing Development in Braddock. Woodland Hills Basketball Players Selected for Special Training CampPrograms of the CC Mellor LibraryPrograms of the CC Mellor Library WHSD Appoints New SuperintendentThe Woodland Hills School Board approved the appointment of Dr. Walter M. Calinger as the new superintendent of the Woodland Hills School District. A Q&A with Dr. Calinger
Mark Berton Students Selected for Governor's SchoolTwo Woodland Hills High School students were selected for the prestigious PA Governor's School program this past summer and two other students were selected as alternates. Dickson Intermediate Is Building a Solid FoundationAnyone wishing to learn more about the Dickson Intermediate Solid Foundation program can contact the school at 412-731-5816 or email teacher Carol Groat at groaca@whsd.net. WHAF 2008 All-District Art Show a Tremendous SuccessMore than 2,000 students, teachers, parents, school administrators, and community members attended the spring Woodland Hills Academic Foundation’s All-District Art Show. WHSD Foundation Announces Tax-Exempt StatusThe Foundation was informed that they have been approved to operate as a 501 c (3) entity. That means any contributions to the Foundation are now tax-deductible for the donor.
Multicultural Mini-Grant a Great SuccessDuring the past school year, the Woodland Hills Academic Foundation awarded 17 mini-grants totaling $8,500, the largest dollar amount awarded since assuming responsibility for the mini-grant program in 2002. Alumni Bulletin BoardA listing of Scheduled Reunions for Woodland Hills Alumni Reading, Writing and RunningFormer Woodland Hills Wolverine football standout, Steve Breaston, will add TV star to his resume this fall. New Staff for a New YearAs the students of the WHSD return to the classrooms and hallways this month, they will be greeted by many familiar faces and a few new ones. WHSD To Get New Cameras at High School and Junior HighThe Woodland Hills School Board approved the purchase of a new video security system for the Senior and Junior High Schools. New Staff for a New YearAs the students of the WHSD return to the classrooms and hallways this month, they will be greeted by many familiar faces and a few new ones. WHSD To Get New Cameras at HS and JHThe Woodland Hills School Board approved the purchase of a new video security system for the Senior and Junior High Schools. |
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