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Upper St. Clair High School won the statewide Academic WorldQuest competition, sponsored by the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg and advanced to the national championships for the second year in

Caleb Palmer is a 6-year-old with big dreams: designing tanks for the United States Army.

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis will address The Ukraine War and Global Geopolitics at 7 p.m. May 10 at Upper St. Clair High School.

Local high school junior Priyanka Palayekar established Generations Giving Back to connect generations through technology.

Teams from Boyce and Fort Couch middle schools placed third at the Pennsylvania Odyssey of the Mind state finals and advanced to the World Finals set for May 25-28 at

Upper St. Clair School Board member Barbara Bolas will be honored with the Voice of Advocacy Award from the Western Pennsylvania Forum of School Superintendents.

The Titanium Titans robotics team, which offers STEM competition and community to Washington County youth, recently finished its tenth season with a stellar showing at two regional competitions.

Upper St. Clair High School students Carmella McNally, Victoria Semenov, Penny Yates and Isabel Vilensky are raising funds and awareness for the crisis in Ukraine.

A roaring sea of students standing proudly in front of decorative trifolds and clever inventions filled Seton LaSalle High Schools gymnasium April 1 during the third-annual Invention Convention, a STEM

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