Superintendent Mannarino announces no makeup days after Allegheny County storm closures

In a recent School Board Committee meeting held on May 1, 2025, significant updates were shared regarding the impact of severe storms on local schools in Allegheny County. Superintendent Dr. Mannarino announced that due to a declared state of emergency following the storms, the district will not need to make up a school day lost on Wednesday, allowing the academic calendar to remain unchanged.

Dr. Mannarino emphasized the fortunate circumstances surrounding the district, noting that while some nearby districts are still closed, all school buildings in the area maintained power and were operational. He expressed gratitude to local responders from Ross Township and Westview for their efforts in clearing roads and ensuring safety during the storm aftermath.

The superintendent also addressed concerns about communication regarding the school closure, clarifying that decisions were made with student safety as the priority. He acknowledged the challenges faced by some community members still without power and expressed hope for a swift restoration of services.

As the district moves forward, the focus remains on ensuring the safety and well-being of students and staff, with a commitment to keeping the community informed about any further developments.