Shaler Area School District
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| District type | Public |
| District Goal | To provide a dynamic learning environment to the communities of Etna, Millvale, Reserve and Shaler. |
| Religious affiliation | None |
| Location | North of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA |
| Enrollment 2006-2007 | Approx. 5,367 students |
| Grades | K-12 |
| District location | Suburban |
| District Mascot | Titan |
| District colors | Navy Blue and White |
| Students per Teacher | Approx. 15 |
Shaler Area School District is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania that services Shaler, Etna, Millvale, and Reserve. It has a student population of approximately 5,367.
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[edit] Superintendent & Principals
The current superintendent of Shaler Area School District is Dr. Donald Lee. The High School Principal is Mr. Suit, and the Assistant Principal is JoAnne Freed, the Intermediate School Principal is Mr. McQuade, and the Vice Principal there is Mr. Brooks. The Middle School Principals are Dr. Stennett, Mr. Aiken and Mr. Johnson.
[edit] Schools
There are eight schools in the Shaler Area School District. The schools in order from lowest grade levels to highest are:
- Burchfield Elementary
- Jefferey Elementary
- Marzolf Elementary
- Reserve Elementary
- Rogers Elementary
- Shaler Area Middle School
- Shaler Area Intermediate School
- Shaler Area High School
[edit] Sports
Shaler's Teams are all nicknamed "The Titans" or "The Lady Titans". The "Lady Titans" softball team were the state champions of the 2005-2006 season.
[edit] Media Attention
- On March 9, 2006, the Shaler Area School District received local media attention due to a bomb threat made against the Intermediate School. [1]
[edit] Visitors
In 2002, author Ben Mikaelsen visited Shaler Area Middle School. The 5th grade class presented him with a collage shaped like a whale.
