HOMECOMING FUN AT NORTH ALLEGHENY! | | North Allegheny held its annual Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 2, before the football team took the field at Newman Stadium. A lineup of creative student-made floats traversed the parade route around the senior high school. At halftime, seniors Arjun Puri and Addison Goetz were crowned Homecoming king and queen. | | | ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTERS | | MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWSLETTERS | | COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS: BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES | | |
Navigating behavioral health services can be overwhelming—especially when you’re not sure where to start. Join Hailey Dillman from the Allegheny County Office of Behavioral Health for a practical overview of the behavioral health supports and resources available to children, adolescents, and families throughout Allegheny County.
Families will learn about available services, how to access support, where to turn when concerns arise, and how county resources can help connect families with the right level of care.
Presented by: Hailey Dillman, Allegheny County Office of Behavioral Health
Presentation: Allegheny County Behavioral Health Supports
Location and time: CMS Auditorium, 6:30 PM
| | NA STUDENTS GATHER AT HIGHMARK CARING PLACE FOR ANNUAL STUDENT SUMMIT | | Student leaders from across the North Allegheny School District gathered at the Highmark Caring Place in Pittsburgh on Thursday for its annual student summit. The event highlighted the center’s grief support programming and raised awareness for Children’s Grief Awareness Day, held every third Thursday in November. The visit comes as the Highmark Caring Place marks 30 years of supporting grieving children and families. North Allegheny is proud of our students for demonstrating such compassion and leadership in our community. | |
IES FIRST GRADERS CREATE FABRIC TILES FOR MY AMERICA 2026 MOSAIC
| | First-graders at Ingomar Elementary recently brought their creativity to life for the MY AMERICA 2026 project! Each student decorated a fabric tile with personal drawings and messages reflecting what America means to them. Their individual artwork will join contributions from students nationwide to form a massive American flag mosaic, which will be officially unveiled in Boston, Massachusetts, in December 2026. | | THREE RECEIVE FRIDAY NIGHTS ACADEMIC AWARD FOR NATIONAL AI COMPETITION | | |
On Friday, October 2, three North Allegheny students received the Friday Night Lights Academic Award for achieving high-level honors in the Presidential AI Challenge, competing against top students from across the country.
Sisters Pragya and Aaradhya Sharma took first-place laurels in the state and won the Northeast Regional championship in the middle school division, punching their ticket to the national finals.
Also qualifying for the national finals in Washington, D.C., was senior Alexander Du, who won a national championship in the high school division.
All three students were recognized on the field during the second quarter of North Allegheny’s football game with Canon-McMillan at Newman Stadium.
North Allegheny Superintendent Mr. David Deramo, Senior High School Principal Mr. Matt Buchak, and Intermediate High School Principal Dr. Dan Swoger were on hand for the presentation.
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NAI FALL PLAY: "Alice in Wonderland"
October 10
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North Allegheny Intermediate High School invites you to the remaining performances of Alice in Wonderland!
Remaining Showtimes:
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Saturday, October 10 at 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
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Venue: North Allegheny Intermediate High School Auditorium
Admission:
- $8.00 per ticket (cash/purchase at the door only)
| | JAKE HENDRICK PUNCHES TICKET TO PIAA GOLF TOURNAMENT | | North Allegheny’s Jake Hendrick has qualified for the PIAA Individual Championships after finishing seventh at the WPIAL Individual Championships at Sewickley Heights Golf Club. By placing in the top 13, Hendrick advances to the state competition held at the Penn State Golf Course on October 19–20. | | NA'S GATIK HIRWANI SETS COURSE RECORD AS TIGERS SWEEP WPIAL SECTION TITLES | | KAUFMAN, LEEMAN TAKE BRONZE AT WPIAL DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP | | Congrats to junior Mia Kaufman and sophomore Sammy Leeman on taking 3rd place in the WPIAL Class 3A Doubles Championship. With a 6-2, 6-3 straight-set victory over Upper St. Clair, the Tigers duo secured their bronze medals AND a spot in the PIAA State Tournament in Hershey this November. | |
NA iPAD/LAPTOP INSURANCE PROGRAM
DEVICES MUST BE ENROLLED BY NOVEMBER 1, 2026
| | You have the opportunity to renew or sign up for the annual insurance program for your student’s District-issued iPad or laptop. Membership in the insurance program is an annual process that covers the device throughout the school year, the following summer, and the start of the following year. If you were enrolled in the insurance program during the 2025-2026 school year, your coverage will end as of midnight on November 1, 2026, unless you renew. | | |
What is covered?
- All physical components of the device
- Theft of device WITH a police report
What is NOT covered?
- Loss of device
- Loss of carrying case/protective sleeve
- Reasonable wear and tear (examples may include scratches, dents, worn keys, etc.)
- Damage as a result of reckless abuse or willful conduct
Cost
- The annual fee for the 2026-2027 school year is $35.
| | REGISTRATION OPEN FOR 13TH ANNUAL "TRICK OR TROT" | | Join us for a Spooktacular Time! The 13th annual NA Foundation Trick or Trot will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Marshall Middle/Elementary Schools Campus. The event will feature a 5K Race and 1 Mile Fun Run plus a performance by the NA Marching Band, arts and crafts activities, Halloween-themed music, raffle baskets, and, of course, candy! Visit the NA Foundation Trick or Trot webpage to register online and for full details. | | A.W. BEATTIE CAREER CENTER | | FCCLA 2026
THANKSGIVING DINNER TO-GO FUNDRAISER | | |
Event Details & Instructions:
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Order Deadline: Friday, November 13, 2026, or until the first 80 orders are received (whichever comes first).
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Pick-Up Time: Wednesday, November 25, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
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To Order: Call 412-847-1933 or email aaron.yurek@beattietech.com.
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Meal Preparation Details: All items are served in disposable pans ready to reheat and serve. Turkey is cooked and pre-sliced. Portions and amounts vary depending on the package chosen.
Meal Options & Pricing
Option 1: Full Dinner Includes oven-roasted turkey and gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, steamed corn, green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole, orange cranberry sauce, jellied cranberry sauce, dinner rolls, pumpkin pie, and apple pie.
- Serves 12–15: $355.00
- Serves 6–8: $230.00
- Serves 2–4: $160.00
Option 2: Sides Only Includes cranberry jelly, mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn, green bean and sweet potato casseroles, orange cranberry sauce, dinner rolls, and gravy.
- Serves 12–15: $275.00
- Serves 6–8: $165.00
- Serves 2–4: $95.00
Option 3: Turkey Only with Gravy Includes cooked, pre-sliced turkey and gravy.
- Serves 12–15: $95.00
- Serves 6–8: $85.00
- Serves 2–4: $75.00
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All building newsletters are archived weekly on the North Allegheny website. This designated webpage will be updated with links to the previous week’s newsletters at the beginning of each school week by 11:30 AM.
A link to the archive is accessible on the District’s homepage and on each building’s homepage.
| | The North Allegheny School District often receives requests for the distribution of community athletics and approved non-profit community organization digital flyers. All requests for community flyers to be included in this newsletter must be submitted via email only at flyers@northallegheny.org. | | |
Central Administrative Office
200 Hillvue Lane
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
412-366-2100
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