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The Alle-Kiski Sports Weekly recognized junior Andrew Sullivan on its Alle-Kiski Honor Roll.

Over the past few years, Michael has volunteered 112 hours to the Computer Reach organization. Michael has been involved in helping to deconstruct, rebuild, and reprogram donated computers that are then donated to in-need local, national, and international schools and organizations. He has also recruited a couple of his classmates to volunteer there as well.…

Nate Sullivan ‘18 and Dominic Angelo ‘16 are planning the 2020 SJHS Alumni Networking Exhibition, an event full of opportunities for alumni to pass down career advice and network with current and prospective students. With two “alumni fair” sessions full of tabling for various colleges and post-high school paths, SJHS students, family, and community members…

The SJHS Men’s Basketball Team is sponsoring a car wash Sunday, September 29 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Natrona Heights O’Reilly Auto Parts (in front of Walmart). As a fundraiser, please support Spartan athletics by donating $10 to have your car washed.

Saint Joseph High School Freshman Kathryn Huth has been selected as one of the Top 300 Broadcom MASTERS in the 2019 Broadcom MASTERS®, a program of Society for Science & the Public. This honor places Kathryn among a select group of 300 MASTERS Middle School Innovators in National STEM Competition. She was named from over…

The SJHS Volleyball Team is sponsoring a car wash this Sunday (August 18th) from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Natrona Heights O’Reilly Auto Parts (in front of Walmart). Cost? It’s up to you! As a fundraiser, please generously support Spartan athletics by donating an amount of your choice for your car wash.

For two weeks students entering grades 4-8 worked hard at Saint Joseph High School. They will produce Frozen. Jr, on Friday, July 12 at 7pm at Mary Queen of Apostle School Gym (110 Elmtree Road, New Kensington, 15068). All are welcome. Tickets may be purchased at the door for $5.

Students entering grades 4-9 attended the SJHS Materials Science Camp in June. They learned about bending metals, stretching plastics and applying various forces and temperatures to materials. #sciencerocks

Keep your business taxes local, while helping students access Catholic education at Saint Joseph High School. Pennsylvania provides tax credit to businesses that contribute to a scholarship and/or educational improvement organization through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program. All funds directly impact the ability of many students to attend Saint Joseph High School. Businesses…