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On September 17th, Pennsylvania Department of Education Secretary Carrie Rowe visited the Baldwin-Whitehall School District to see the innovative learning happening across the District that is supported by PA Ready to Learn Block Grant funding.

Gary and Mary Eiben initiated the Entering the Workforce Scholarship in 2025, a $6,000 annual scholarship awarded to three graduates. The Eibens were impressed with the professionalism and dedication of the Foundation and District personnel supporting the Foundation's mission and have also given a Gary and Mary Eiben initiated the Entering the Workforce Scholarship in 2025, committing $6,000 annually for 10 years to support three graduates each year. At the start of this school year, the Eibens also donated $15,000 to support the Baldwin High School Purple Pantry — one of the largest single donations BWEF has ever received. The Eibens were impressed with the professionalism and dedication of the Foundation and District personnel supporting the Foundation's mission.

On the anniversary of September 11th, buses across the Baldwin-Whitehall School District displayed American flags as a tribute to the lives lost in the 2001 terrorist attacks.

As a COVID-19 shutdown-era teen, Meghan Dryburgh has made a mission out of turning challenging circumstances into fuel for success.

The Baldwin-Whitehall School District is off to a wonderful start of the school year with fresh energy to learn.

Can you believe, it's been 30 years!

Dr. David Muench has been selected to serve as the next principal of J. E. Harrison Middle School. His anticipated official start date is August 1, although he has already begun working with Mr. Ross on several important transition items, including the development of the master schedule and other planning efforts for the upcoming school year.

We are thrilled to invite you to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the Baldwin High School Class of 2026 at our upcoming Commencement Ceremony!

Pittsburgh sports have such a special way of bringing the community together, and a lot of work goes into making it a memorable experience for the fans. Two Baldwin High School alums took their “Most School Spirit” awards from senior year and dove straight into the Pittsburgh sports scene as members of the Pirate’s Bucco Brigade entertainment team. Meet Liz Langer and Kevin Hutchinson.

BWSD celebrated the second-annual Transportation Department Appreciation Day on April 28. Spearheaded by student council members Nate Malock and Gianna Harkins, this celebration, organized by the BW Elementary PTO and BHS Student Council, was put on to thank the District’s hardworking bus drivers and transportation staff. 

In a wonderful example of using their talents to serve the community, Baldwin High School students entertained nearly 300 attendees on April 9th at Whitehall Borough Historical Society’s celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The Baldwinaires and B-side choirs added patriotic flair with their musical contributions. 

This year, over 300 Baldwin-Whitehall administrators, faculty, staff, and students volunteered to help senior residents in our community with projects at their homes and living facilities through the Day of Caring. From yard work, garden prep, and pressure washing to technology help, smoke detector installation, and even carpet removal — we do it all!