News Archive
Family Learning Weekend at WPSD!!!
Homecoming weekend kicks off today at 11:00am with our Pep Rally and the Crowning of the King and Queen!
Join us today as we celebrate Homecoming 2024 at WPSD!!
The festivities begin with a pep rally and the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queeen.
Both events are livestreamed! Simply click the image below to reach our channel.
Go Lions!!! WPSD is #1
WPSD’s annual Auction & Gala will be October 4th at The Priory
This year we are pleased to offer a variety of sponsorship opportunities.
In order to purchase tickets or sponsorships, please click the card below.
We look forward to seeing you on October 4th at The Priory.
Thank you for your generous support of our students and their school!
WPSD hosts Fall Sports Camp.
WPSD Soccer and Volleyball Camp is coming soon! Mark your calendars for August 23-25! Any Deaf or Hard of Hearing youth (7th Grade to 12th Grade) in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania can participate for FREE at Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in Pittsburgh, PA!
For more information about the sports camp, please contact Kallie Mendenhall, WPSD Athletic Director, at kmendenhall@wpsd.org. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to have fun, make friends, and improve your sports skills. See you there!
“Back to School Picnic” hosted by the PSO
Graduation 2024! Enjoy the pomp and celebration of graduation!
The Western Pennyslvania School for the Deaf
congratulates and celebrates the Class of 2024!
Enjoy the pomp and pagentry of Commencement through our Livestream Channel.
Click – Class of 2024 – to reach the graduation cermemony.
Parent Education Night tackles the topic of “Thinking Maps”
Water main break has been fixed on campus. School will be open tomorrow (Thursday, 3/14/2024).
WPSD host its annual “Pink Day.”
The Girls’ Athletic Association at the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf hosted its breast cancer awareness fundraiser this month.
Students and staff showed their support in a big way as evidenced by the school-wide ‘Pink Picture.’
The color pink was prevalent all over campus that day as a show of solidarity to honor and remember all those courageous individuals in our lives that have faced breast cancer.