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Congratulations to Dr. Nicastro
Congratulations to Dr. Nicastro are in order! Gene Nicastro, Richland Elementary School Principal, earned a doctoral degree in Interdisciplinary Leadership from Creighton University.
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Seeking 'Behind the Scenes' Volunteers!
See the details and sign up for a time convenient for you!
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Parent Book Club, "Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents", a Four-Part Series
Hance Elementary along with Psychological Services in conjunction with the PTO will be hosting a book club for parents based on the popular novel "Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents". Open to K-3 parents from Hance, Richland, and Wexford Elementary schools. See details and RSVP online.
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Seeking Volunteers for the Classroom
The PTO is looking for two volunteers per classroom to present a fall and spring art project/presentation for Art Explorers.
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Seeking Volunteers for Richland Elementary's STEAM Dream Lab
See how you can help through volunteering and making donations.
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Review Kindercamp Presentation
Richland Elementary School hosted KINDERCAMP in May. The program is designed to give your child the opportunity to become familiar with the school and let our staff get to know your child in the instructional setting. Download the presentation.
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Teachers Tidy Up Bakerstown Road
The Pine-Richland Education Association hosted a cleanup day on April 26, 2018, in conjunction with Earth Day.
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2nd Graders Bring Smiles to 120 Patients
Even seven and eight-year-olds can be heroes! Richland Elementary School second-graders volunteered to participate in the Jared Box Project for Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.
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Students Hail Everyday Heroes
Richland Elementary School second-graders invited everyday heroes to their classroomsEverydayay heroes were invited to talk about what they do.
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Students Strengthen Problem-Solving Skills
Students from Hance, Richland and Wexford Elementary schools were challenged to take 100 pieces of uncooked spaghetti and 100 marshmallows and build a 30-centimeter bridge. The bridge project was one of a few activities students participated in during STEAM Day on March 15, 2018, in the PRHS Stadium Spirit Room.
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Students Encourage Others to Make a Difference
Richland Elementary Teacher Kathleen Giegel said that she had her second-grade students each researched a person who has made a difference in the world.
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Project Is Rock Solid in Inspiration
First graders at Richland Elementary School are hoping to spread a little kindness in the world through the Kindness Rocks Project.
