Monroeville Elementary School Competitors

Norwin School District is public school district serving approximately 5,200 students in Grades K-12. We are located at 281 McMahon Drive, North Huntingdon, PA.

The Baldwin-Whitehall School District is a suburban, residential area located eight miles south of downtown Pittsburgh. This middle class community of residents encompasses a wide range of educational, occupational, economical, and cultural backgrounds. The five district schools provide an array of educational opportunities to serve the needs of the community. The mission of the Baldwin-Whitehall School District is to provide, in partnership with parents and the community, a challenging educational program in a safe and caring environment that provides the opportunity for each student to achieve maximum potential while developing an attitude of life-long learning. The Baldwin-Whitehall School District recognizes that the pace of change in our world is placing new and more complex demands on students and schools. These demands impact the acquisition and use of knowledge, the nature and speed of communication, the scope of business and finance, and the manner in which people conduct their daily lives. The school's responsibility is to promote the importance of learning and seek the support of the entire community in the education and training of young people. Therefore, our students must: - acquire a significant knowledge base - develop and use complex thinking skills - demonstrate the ability to integrate information - communicate effectively - acquire and apply knowledge - work cooperatively - effectively use technology The education of our students must be achieved in a cooperative partnership with student, parents, business, and the community in a positive, supportive, and caring school environment which promotes the dignity of all individuals.

Hempfield Area School District is the largest district in Westmoreland County. The district has a resident population of over 49,000 people and covers approximately 95 mi. The district is located 30 miles south east of Pittsburgh. The school district, comprised of Hempfield Township and the burroughs of Adamsburg, Hunker, Manor, New Stanton, and Youngwood, surrounds the city of Greensburg. Hempfield Area School District has a total of 604 employees. The professional staff titles 418 administrators and teachers. The school system includes five elementary buildings (K-5), two middle schools (6-8), one grade 9 school, and a senior high school (10-12). The Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center serves Hempfield Area students in grades 10- 12. The Hempfield Area School District offers a comprehensive program providing college preparatory, business, general, and vocational technical courses to approximately 5,350 students in grades K-12. The largest percentage of students are enrolled in the college preparatory program. Students in the district score above state national levels and all standardized achievement tests. Approximately 66% of the juniors and seniors take the SAT, scoring higher than other Pennsylvania students. Nearly 70% of Hempfield Area graduates attend four-year baccalaureate degree programs. The high school is fully accredited by the Middle States Association. Students participate in variety of district, regional, state, and national academic, vocational, artistic, and athletic competitions winning numerous awards and championships annually. Our district's mission, in its commitment to excellence, shall engage and educate all students for personal success through a shared responsibility with the student, family, and community in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment.