Aliquippa School District

We've got that covered with our own online education program. Contact us today for more information.

Aliquippa Cyber Program
Grades: K-12
District Contact: Brandon Ledonne bledonne@quipsd.org 

 

This FREE 7-week program allows families to build on their unique strengths and values through open discussions, games, and family crafts. It teaches parents how to balance showing love and setting limits and teaches youth about goal setting, peer pressure resistance skills, and more. They have been working hard to find ways to continue to serve the students and families within the Aliquippa community during these changing times, which is why this year's program is entirely virtual. FREE for all families who attend. Play games, craft, and spend time with your child-all in the comfort of your own home.

Please read the attached message regarding the 2020-21 school year:

 

July 23 2020 Letter (pdf) 

Aliquippa School District has adopted a version of the Health and Safety Plan from the Pennsylvania Department of Education. The details of this plan can be found in the attached report.

 

Aliquippa School District Health and Safety Plan (pdf) 

Established at A Child’s Place, PA Child Advocacy Center in 2017, the Healthy Parenting Program offers parents and caregivers an opportunity to participate in free, flexible, and practical parenting classes. Sessions are offered to Allegheny, Beaver, and Fayette County residents caring for children from birth to 12 years old. 

R.J. Rhodes Transit, Inc. has created a comprehensive transportation plan for student buses due to covid-19. If you would like to know more, please view the attached document from Rhodes Transit.

 

Please see the following plan for reintroduction to sport recommendations:

 

Please read the following statement from the Beaver County Superintendents and Directors:

 

ATTENTION ASD PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

Please complete the following survey for the 2020-2021 school year:

Early learning programs for pregnant women and families with children ages 6 weeks to 5 years at no cost to you. Apply now.

 

Summer Youth Cafe provides healthy and free meals at sites around Beaver County to anyone ages 18 and under. No sign up is required. See the attached flyer for more information about locations near you.

 

Beaver County SF Flyer 2020 

Attention all students who will be in 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th graders in the 2020 - 2021 school year: It is time to choose your courses for next school year! You will be choosing your courses on a Google Doc.

 

- Please choose the link of the grade you will be in next school year. 
- Be sure to read the entire document carefully!  It describes what courses you will be required to take next year. 
- There is a description of each elective available.
- You will narrow your elective choices to 5.
- Once you decided which 5 electives you are most interested in, you will list them in the document along with your First Name and Last Name
- Please be sure to fully complete the form.

Please know... This is how your School Counselors will be scheduling you next year. If this form is not completed your School Counselor will choose courses for you. Your School Counselors have also posted the document in their Google Classroom. If you have any questions please email the appropriate School Counselor.

Grades 9
Suzanne Goulder
sgoulder@quipsd.org

Grade 10 - 12
George Bellinger
gbellinger@quipsd.org

Please read  the following letter from the Beaver County School system administrators:

 

Please read the following letter to the Aliquippa School District community regarding the 2020-2021 school year:

 

Aliquippa School District Letter (6/4/2020) 

Why is responding to the 2020 Census important? 

 

Where can you go to complete it if you haven't yet? 

 

 

1 - Kayla Reisdorf

2 - Marianne Owusu Ansa

3 - Clay Gardner

4 - Jillian Lorich

5 - Nevaeh Hughes

6 - Nasaiyah Hunt

7 - Isaiah Towler

8 - Vicente Zassick-Austin

9 - Takeyman Tucker

10 - Natasha Johnson 

Please read the following letters from Jason Guzie, Director of Student Services:

 

Aliquippa School District has partnered with Highmark Caring Place, whose core purpose is to make a difference in the lives of grieving children.  We will be working with the Caring Place to provide Grief Groups in grades K-12.  The Groups will be held during the school day with the School Counselor at your school, will meet approximately 8-10 times over the course a couple months, and will guide your child through the grief process. 

If you are interested or have questions about your child participating in this program, please contact your child’s School Counselor at 724 - 857- 7500.

Cassandra August grades K-6 Aliquippa Elementary School
Suzanne Goulder grades 7-9 Aliquippa Jr/Sr High School
George Bellinger grades 10-12 Aliquippa Jr/Sr High School

Please click here to view the Highmark Caring Place website.