Full Commencement returns for Class of 2021
While Penn-Trafford seniors may have missed out on many regular traditions this year, graduation will not be one of them. The district plans to hold a senior parade…
Author: Carleigh Bruno
Kochasic fills in as Preschool teacher
As Preschool teacher Deborah Cuccaro began maternity leave, substitute Emily Kochasic has stepped in and is adjusting to teaching preschoolers and high school students amidst online learning. The Preschool class…
Penn-Trafford seniors engineer statistics software
After a long day of AP classes and high school activities, Trevor Wilson returns home to work as the CEO and head software engineer for his company Focal…
Klobucar keeps area waters clean
Penn-Trafford alumnus Hunter Klobucar turned his longtime passion for the outdoors into an environmental cleanup company called Fish Gods. The corporation focuses on helping anglers and outdoor…
Opinion: NCAA offers complicated, controversial plan for paid endorsements
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the governing body of college athletics, has repeatedly threatened athletes’ eligibility due to players making money outside of the organization’s guidelines. However,…
Former SADD members give to homeless community this Christmas
While the coronavirus pandemic has put the Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) club on hold this school year, it has not cancelled its tradition of providing for the…
Penn-Trafford graduates bring their Broadway knowledge to Pittsburgh
Two Penn-Trafford Drama Guild alumni are the bridge to Broadway for aspiring theater performers. From the P-T auditorium to notable stages in New York City, graduates Lindsey Brett…
P-T keeps busy during quarantine
Students and teachers left school last March for what they thought would be a two week hiatus, but as it became evident that the Coronavirus pandemic was spreading throughout the…
Warrior Head Logo receives updates around school
Students may have only been out of the school building since March, but they can be forgiven for not recognizing a few of their usual landmarks. Entering the…