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We’re Excited, Too!

We know everyone is excited to see the new field, and we are too! However, the stadium area is still an active construction site and is not yet open to the public.

Please do not enter the stadium until the project is complete and the area has been cleared for public use. This will help keep everyone safe and protect the new track and field from accidental damage while work is still underway.

We appreciate your patience. It won’t be long before we can welcome everyone in!

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New School Board Meeting & Policy Platforms

As of August 2026, East Allegheny School District has transitioned to new online platforms for School Board meeting information and Board policies. The new systems make it easier for families, staff, and community members to find current Board information in one place.

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College Board Honors Four East Allegheny Students

East Allegheny School District is proud to celebrate four students who have received national recognition from the College Board. Their achievement reflects a strong commitment to academic excellence and hard work.

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East Allegheny Wildcats Class of 2026 Graduation

East Allegheny proudly celebrated the graduation of the Wildcats Class of 2026 on May 29, marking an important milestone for our seniors as they begin their next chapter. Graduation photos, a downloadable ceremony program, and an online program viewer are now available for families and graduates.

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Diajah Taylor Earns Positive Athlete Recognition

Congratulations to Diajah Taylor for being named one of Western Pennsylvania’s “Most Positive High School Athletes” by the Positive Athlete organization. Selected from more than 15,000 nominations nationwide, Taylor was recognized for outstanding leadership, resilience, teamwork, and making a positive impact both on and off the field.

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EA Students Bring Home Top Honors from PJAS State Competition

Congratulations to Ethan Ace and Matthew Montedoro for earning top honors at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) State Competition at Penn State University. Their success highlights the growing culture of innovation, research, and STEM learning happening at EA as students continue to explore big ideas and compete among Pennsylvania’s top young researchers.