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See a Special Message to Our Current 3rd Grade Families
See details for move-up activities as our 3rd grade families transition to EHUE.
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Check out the EHUE Summer Reading 2020 Website!
Visit the EHUE Summer Reading Program 2020 website, which includes: Summer Reading Lists, PTO Poster Challenge, Virtual Book Club, and more!
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Rising 7th-Grade Virtual Move-Up Day
We are very excited to welcome you to Pine-Richland Middle School! While our plans to welcome you to the middle school at the end of May did not pan out, we wanted to give you a chance to virtually get to know the middle school.
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Yearbook Update
We are currently working with our yearbook provider for the yearbook delivery. Once we have more information, we will communicate how and when you can get your child's yearbook.
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EHUE Virtual Family Scavenger Hunt Results
View the winners of our scavenger hunt and watch videos highlighting their missions.
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A Special Guests Presents a Virtual Story
Fourth-grader Drew Buttenfield serves as a virtual Royal Reader in Mrs. Ann Fetterman's classroom at Hance Elementary School. He is the brother of second-grader Jackson Buttenfield. He shared a favorite book "If You Give a Pig a Pancake."
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Join In & Show Your PR Spirit
In support of our seniors and all of our students, the district is kicking off Spirit Weeks. Starting with the Week of April 27, show off your district spirit. Add your photos to Facebook and Twitter with this hashtag #wearePRfamily. See daily themes.
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See How You Can Be Involved in the 2020-2021 School Year!
See open positions and how you can get volunteer.
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6th Grade Parents: Join the PSA Board for the 2020-2021 School Year!
The students need YOU! Be a part of the PRMS PSA Board. See how...
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See People Helping People Concept Update
Read more about the People Helping People Concept and the grade-level/biome representatives.
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See the Encore Lessons Website
EHUE encore teachers have created an EHUE Encore Assignments landing page. Each week the assignments will be updated as necessary. Students should complete assignments for each encore weekly.
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Scheduling Info for Current Sixth Graders
Review information for scheduling timeline for current sixth graders.
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Teachers Featured in Local Art Exhibits
Pine-Richland students are not the only ones being recognized for their artwork. Three PR teachers earned the privilege to showcase their art in area exhibits.
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Digital Citizenship & Online Safety Resources
Counselors, Classroom Teachers and Business Teachers presented lessons on digital citizenship and online safety in the month of February. Access resources...
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Board Invited to Take Up-Close Look at Class Day
As part of the Strategic Plan, the Pine-Richland School Board has established goals. One goal is to conduct annual school visitations across multiple departments, buildings and grade levels to deepen understanding and oversight of in-depth program review recommendations (e.g., elementary math resources, new course offerings, or technology integration).
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The RAMS Way Update
Visit this page for the latest RAMS Way Update for Parents and Families
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Students Translate Mayan Drawings
Students in World Language classes are learning are studying how to translate different languages and artwork. In this particular lesson, students translated Mayan and Aztec drawings.
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Students Learn More about Sustainable Features
Students are learning more about the sustainable features at Eden Hall thanks to the PA Healthy Schools initiative
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Students Show Their Appreciation of Bus Drivers
Eden Hall Upper Elementary School students took the time to share their appreciation and respect for their more than 30 bus drivers. This is part of the RAMS Way initiative (Respectful, Accountable, Motivated, & SAFE) aimed at helping set and achieve behavioral expectations with students.
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Author Serves as Keynote for LitFest2020
Eden Hall Upper Elementary School kicked off LitFest2020 with Keynote Speaker Nick Courage. The author penned Storm Blown, which is a Junior Library Guild Selection. Nick Courage is a New Orleans-born writer and aspiring skateboarder who splits his time between Brooklyn and Pittsburgh.
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Review 2nd Quarter Message
While it is definitely hard to believe the first semester has come to an end, the start of the 2nd semester means everyone gets a fresh start to make the next few months the best that it can be. True learning comes from reflecting on past actions and behaviors and then making plans to take a step to the right to ensure significant improvements. Read more in the principal's message.
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4th-Graders Learn First-Hand about Advances in Electrical Power Quality & Energy Management
Nearly 400 Pine-Richland School District fourth-graders, who are studying electricity, had the opportunity to visit the Eaton Corporation’s Experience Center on Nov. 26, 2019, and to see a local powerhouse training facility in action, along with 15 teachers and three administrators, as they tackle a science unit on electricity.
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Students Treated to Monster Mash
Eden Hall Upper Elementary School students participated in a Monster Mash. The activity was in celebration of the entire school kicking off RAMS Way On Oct. 31. Students were challenged to earn points when they exhibited positive behavior. They met their goal and were treated to a Monster Mash program in which they played games and danced. They had the opportunity to dress up in costume.
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Students Put Engineering Design Process to Test
Eden Hall Upper Elementary students are learning more about the engineering design process as they participate in a STEM Design lesson in fifth grade under the direction of GATE teachers Jennifer Kopach and Joanna Sovek.
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Veterans Share Insightful Stories
Eden Hall Upper Elementary School honored veterans on November 11, 2019. Staff, students, and parents invited veterans to speak about their experiences under the direction of Counselor Brad-Leigh Coker and EHUE PTO Representative Yvonne Balouris.
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Students Participate in Chip Challenge
Fourth-grade students are taking on the ultimate challenge of designing packages for chips under the direction of GATE teachers Jennifer Kopach and Joanna Sovek.
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Team Travels to DC to Accept Award
The assistant U.S. secretary of elementary and secondary education congratulated Eden Hall Upper Elementary School on the school's achievements at a ceremony at the U.S. Department of Commerce in Washington, D.C.
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EH Kicks Off RAMS Way
Eden Hall Upper Elementary School administrators, PTO representatives, teachers, staff members, and students kicked of RAMS Way initiative through an assembly on September 20, 2019.
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U.S. Secretary of Education Names Eden Hall 2019 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School
The U.S. Department of Education announced on May 23, 2019, that Eden Hall Upper Elementary School is among the 2019 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools award honorees.
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Students Compete at PA Media and Design Competition
On March 20, 2019, sixth graders from Eden Hall Upper Elementary came in first place in the PA Media and Design Competition for their Web Page Design.
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Eden Hall Presents the Follies
The Eden Hall Upper Elementary School held its Annual Eden Hall Follies Show on May 31, 2019.
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Students Find Themselves Back on Campus to Tap Into Creative Side
Students Spend Summer Hours at Eden Hall Upper Elementary School participated in the Young Writers Institute on June 17 - 21, 2019.
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Students Paint in EH Library
Eden Hall Upper Elementary School students have been painting a mural in the library over the past three years.
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Students Selected for PMEA Honors Band
Nearly a dozen Eden Hall Upper Elementary sixth-graders from Pine-Richland School District was selected for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) Honor Band Festival at Chartiers Valley Intermediate School on May 18, 2019.
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World Culture Day at Eden Hall
Students at Eden Hall Upper Elementary School had the opportunity to learn about 32 countries without leaving school during the fourth annual World Culture Day on May 10, 2019.
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Students Participate In Sustainability Project
Sixth graders at Eden Hall Upper Elementary shared their architectural designs with a panel of experts on May 3, 2019.
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Eden Hall Honors 6th Graders
On June 6, 2019, Eden Hall Upper Elementary School said goodbye to their sixth graders.
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EH Named U.S. Dept. of Education Green Ribbon School
The U.S. Department of Education announced today that Eden Hall Upper Elementary School in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania is among the 2019 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools award honorees.
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Students Selected for PMEA Honors Band
Nearly a dozen Eden Hall Upper Elementary sixth graders from Pine-Richland School District were selected for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) Honor Band Festival at Chartiers Valley Intermediate School on May 18, 2019.
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Famous Artist Visits Eden Hall
Students are studying the French & Indian War in fifth grade and had a rare visit from a local author who captures that significant time in history through his paintings.
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Welcome Video & Parent Orientation Presentation
If you are attending EH Parent orientation, you can access the presentation to follow along. If you missed the orientation, you can also download to review
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Science Olympiad Requires Problem-Solving Skills
Competition, problem-solving and critical thinking skills are just some of the ingredients used to formulate a successful science Olympiad each year.
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Students Earn 3rd Place at STEM Competition
Pine-Richland students earned third place at the STEM Design Competition hosted at Duquesne University on March 6, 2019. The sixth-grade team was made up of Eden Hall Upper Elementary students Violet Vigliotti and Elena Morse. The fifth-grade team included Eden Hall Upper Elementary students Zachary Shingledecker, CJ Ray, Alex Kastner, and Martino Jang.
