Dear Pittston Area Parents and Guardians,
The Pittston Area School District is aware that parts of our community are experiencing water service issues. We want to assure you that we have thoroughly checked all district buildings and can confirm that there is running water available in all facilities.
If you have any questions, please contact your child’s school office or the district office for updates.
Thank you for your understanding.
John A. Haas - Assistant Superintendent
Pittston Area is proud to recognize Coach Bob Barbieri on his induction into the Wilkes University Athletics Hall of Fame as part of the 33rd class of honorees. Coach Barbieri, a longtime leader in the Wilkes football program, is being celebrated for his outstanding contributions to the sport and his lasting impact on student-athletes.
Patriot Proud to Highlight Hall of Fame Inductee: Coach Bob Barbieri
Pittston, PA — The Wilkes Athletics Hall of Fame’s 33rd class will be honored on Saturday, April 18, with a program beginning at 4:45 p.m. and guests welcome starting at 4 p.m.
Inductee spotlight:
• Coach Bob Barbieri (Football Coach)
o Recognized for his leadership and impact as a longtime football coach at Wilkes University.
o Join us in celebrating his contributions to student-athletes, team culture, and the broader Wilkes athletics community.
Other 2022-23 inductees:
• Lonnie Balum ’77 (Wrestling)
• Kristin Wilt ’09 (Women’s Tennis)
• Julian Morales ’05 (Football)
• 2005 Women’s Soccer Team
Event details:
• Induction ceremony and dinner: $40 per person
• Location: Second floor, Henry Student Center, Jean and Paul Adams Commons
• Children (ages 4–13): $20 per person
• Children under 3: Free
Learn more about the inductees and the achievements of Coach Barbieri and his fellow honorees here.
https://community.wilkes.edu/s/344/23/interior.aspx?sid=344&gid=1&pgid=3027&cid=5720&ecid=5720&crid=0&calpgid=13&calcid=3532
Patriot Proud to Highlight Hall of Fame Inductee: Coach Bob Barbieri
Pittston, PA — The Wilkes Athletics Hall of Fame’s 33rd class will be honored on Saturday, April 18, with a program beginning at 4:45 p.m. and guests welcome starting at 4 p.m.
Inductee spotlight:
• Coach Bob Barbieri (Football Coach)
o Recognized for his leadership and impact as a longtime football coach at Wilkes University.
o Join us in celebrating his contributions to student-athletes, team culture, and the broader Wilkes athletics community.
Other 2022-23 inductees:
• Lonnie Balum ’77 (Wrestling)
• Kristin Wilt ’09 (Women’s Tennis)
• Julian Morales ’05 (Football)
• 2005 Women’s Soccer Team
Event details:
• Induction ceremony and dinner: $40 per person
• Location: Second floor, Henry Student Center, Jean and Paul Adams Commons
• Children (ages 4–13): $20 per person
• Children under 3: Free
Learn more about the inductees and the achievements of Coach Barbieri and his fellow honorees here.
https://community.wilkes.edu/s/344/23/interior.aspx?sid=344&gid=1&pgid=3027&cid=5720&ecid=5720&crid=0&calpgid=13&calcid=3532
On February 28, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, the Rotary Club of Pittston, the Rotary Club of Wyoming, and the Wyoming Area Regional Police Department will host a Students Against Drunk Driving event at their facility. The address is 475 Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, PA 18644. The event will be held indoors in the department’s garage facility.
This informational program will focus on the dangers of drinking and driving and will include a hands-on demonstration simulating driving under the influence. Two courses will be set up where youth participants can operate Fatal Vision Roadsters while wearing vision-impairment goggles to better understand the risks associated with impaired driving.
Snacks will be provided, and there will also be a presentation recognizing the Rotary Clubs of Pittston and Wyoming for donating Preliminary Breath Tests to the Wyoming Area Regional Police Department.
This informational program will focus on the dangers of drinking and driving and will include a hands-on demonstration simulating driving under the influence. Two courses will be set up where youth participants can operate Fatal Vision Roadsters while wearing vision-impairment goggles to better understand the risks associated with impaired driving.
Snacks will be provided, and there will also be a presentation recognizing the Rotary Clubs of Pittston and Wyoming for donating Preliminary Breath Tests to the Wyoming Area Regional Police Department.
Dear PIAA Member Schools,
Please use the link below for a special 20% off coupon from Dick's Sporting Goods for all PIAA member schools to use this weekend. Please share with your faculty, student-athletes, coaches, family and friends!
https://cmm.dickssportinggoods.com/crmcdn/getoffer.aspx?offer_entity_code=O241FJ18&token=zBKsgvAMolTqRcfbCucwPYWa7qhpVXmdeS4mXu0Mkh1jPZgmI5D7V1WzKuDxnXss8dBONybctPQdjfDeKGfeaQ2
Thanks!
PIAA 20% OFF SHOP EVENT
Friday-Sunday 2/27/26 -3/2/26
DICK’S Sporting Goods – ALL PA Store Locations
DICK’S Sporting Goods is offering you a 20% off discount throughout the store. So, grab the things you’ll need for the spring and all the other gear you’ve been wanting too! Be sure to use the coupon linked below, as this is specific to the PIAA. The coupon is valid in-store on the dates above, and should be shown at the register during checkout.
CLICK HERE FOR COUPON - https://cmm.dickssportinggoods.com/crmcdn/getoffer.aspx?offer_entity_code=O241FJ18&token=zBKsgvAMolTqRcfbCucwPYWa7qhpVXmdeS4mXu0Mkh1jPZgmI5D7V1WzKuDxnXss8dBONybctPQdjfDeKGfeaQ2
**NEW For 2026**
Trade In & Trade Up Your Bat with DICK’S Sporting Goods
Turn your gently used baseball or softball bat into a DICK’S gift card!
DICK’S makes it easier than ever to upgrade your gear:
· Quick and easy process
· Instant gift card upon bat approval
· Available at all DICK’S locations and online
Check out the details here: Bat Trade-In Info
Please use the link below for a special 20% off coupon from Dick's Sporting Goods for all PIAA member schools to use this weekend. Please share with your faculty, student-athletes, coaches, family and friends!
https://cmm.dickssportinggoods.com/crmcdn/getoffer.aspx?offer_entity_code=O241FJ18&token=zBKsgvAMolTqRcfbCucwPYWa7qhpVXmdeS4mXu0Mkh1jPZgmI5D7V1WzKuDxnXss8dBONybctPQdjfDeKGfeaQ2
Thanks!
PIAA 20% OFF SHOP EVENT
Friday-Sunday 2/27/26 -3/2/26
DICK’S Sporting Goods – ALL PA Store Locations
DICK’S Sporting Goods is offering you a 20% off discount throughout the store. So, grab the things you’ll need for the spring and all the other gear you’ve been wanting too! Be sure to use the coupon linked below, as this is specific to the PIAA. The coupon is valid in-store on the dates above, and should be shown at the register during checkout.
CLICK HERE FOR COUPON - https://cmm.dickssportinggoods.com/crmcdn/getoffer.aspx?offer_entity_code=O241FJ18&token=zBKsgvAMolTqRcfbCucwPYWa7qhpVXmdeS4mXu0Mkh1jPZgmI5D7V1WzKuDxnXss8dBONybctPQdjfDeKGfeaQ2
**NEW For 2026**
Trade In & Trade Up Your Bat with DICK’S Sporting Goods
Turn your gently used baseball or softball bat into a DICK’S gift card!
DICK’S makes it easier than ever to upgrade your gear:
· Quick and easy process
· Instant gift card upon bat approval
· Available at all DICK’S locations and online
Check out the details here: Bat Trade-In Info
Hello Pittston Area families! We value your voice. Please take 2 minutes to complete the Federal Programs Parent Survey by March 24, 2026. Your feedback helps us improve programs and support for every student.
Please use the following link to complete the survey: Pittston Area School District Federal Programs Parent Survey - 2025-2026 – Fill out form
Thank you for your time and input!
Voting Link: https://on.barrymanilow.com/trk/mmpwilkesbarre
On behalf of The Manilow Music Project, we are proud to announce that Mr. Adam Burdett, Pittston Area High School Band Director, has been nominated for the Manilow Music Teacher Award. This award honors outstanding music teachers who help to bring music to life for their students and is presented in each tour city where Barry performs.
The Manilow Music Teacher Award winner receives $10,000 in support—$5,000 in cash and $5,000 in “Manilow Bucks” to purchase instruments for their classroom—plus a VIP concert experience. The winner will receive VIP tickets to Barry Manilow’s concert and will be presented their award in person during a special backstage ceremony with Mr. Manilow.
The top vote recipient among the nominated teachers from the Wilkes-Barre, PA area will be selected for the award. Anyone can vote, and supporters are encouraged to vote daily—one vote per unique email address per day.
Manilow Music Teacher Award – Wilkes-Barre, PA
April 16, 2026 at 7:00pm
Wilkes-Barre, PA | Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza
Voting Link: https://on.barrymanilow.com/trk/mmpwilkesbarre
Voting opens Feb 19 and closes at 11:59 p.m. ET on Mar 19. One vote per unique email address per day is permitted—encourage everyone to vote daily!
The winner will be notified by Mar 21 and must confirm attendance by Mar 23. Winners will be announced publicly.
On behalf of The Manilow Music Project, we are proud to announce that Mr. Adam Burdett, Pittston Area High School Band Director, has been nominated for the Manilow Music Teacher Award. This award honors outstanding music teachers who help to bring music to life for their students and is presented in each tour city where Barry performs.
The Manilow Music Teacher Award winner receives $10,000 in support—$5,000 in cash and $5,000 in “Manilow Bucks” to purchase instruments for their classroom—plus a VIP concert experience. The winner will receive VIP tickets to Barry Manilow’s concert and will be presented their award in person during a special backstage ceremony with Mr. Manilow.
The top vote recipient among the nominated teachers from the Wilkes-Barre, PA area will be selected for the award. Anyone can vote, and supporters are encouraged to vote daily—one vote per unique email address per day.
Manilow Music Teacher Award – Wilkes-Barre, PA
April 16, 2026 at 7:00pm
Wilkes-Barre, PA | Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza
Voting Link: https://on.barrymanilow.com/trk/mmpwilkesbarre
Voting opens Feb 19 and closes at 11:59 p.m. ET on Mar 19. One vote per unique email address per day is permitted—encourage everyone to vote daily!
The winner will be notified by Mar 21 and must confirm attendance by Mar 23. Winners will be announced publicly.
Dear Parents/Guardians:
We are members of the Junior Leadership Northeast Class of 2026. Junior Leadership
Northeast is a non-profit based in Wilkes-Barre, PA, designed to help develop students into
better leaders in their schools and in their community. Every year, members of Junior
Leadership Northeast complete a community impact project.
Our team is “The River Readers”, and our community impact project will partner with the United
Way of Wyoming Valley to help create opportunities for children in the region to improve
proficiency in reading and learn to love it! The United Way of Wyoming Valley, a social service
organization dedicated to helping break the cycle of poverty by focusing on education and
children’s health, will hold its annual book drive to benefit students throughout Luzerne County,
and we need your help!
If you are receiving this letter, your child’s school is collecting donations for the book
drive. We ask that donations be new or gently used books on a kindergarten to 5th-grade
reading level. Please do not send in books that are vulgar or inappropriate. All donations
are greatly appreciated!
The annual book drive will be held from Monday, March 9th, through Friday, March 27th,
2026, in your child’s school. Books may be sent to school with your child for donations
through those dates. Donation boxes will be placed in every child’s school and collected
weekly.
Every book counts to make this book drive a success, and we are counting on you! Thank you
for any and all the help that you can provide.
Sincerely,
The River Readers
Adelynn Brill, Holy Redeemer; Ian Composto, MMI Preparatory; Matthew Cooper, Wyoming
Valley West; Madelyn Gladish, Pittston Area; Anna Khelleher, Wyoming Area; Annaleia Rose,
Greater Nanticoke; Luke Tellis, Dallas; Advisors: Kathleen Savage, Lily Bankes, and Mia
Hamilton
We are members of the Junior Leadership Northeast Class of 2026. Junior Leadership
Northeast is a non-profit based in Wilkes-Barre, PA, designed to help develop students into
better leaders in their schools and in their community. Every year, members of Junior
Leadership Northeast complete a community impact project.
Our team is “The River Readers”, and our community impact project will partner with the United
Way of Wyoming Valley to help create opportunities for children in the region to improve
proficiency in reading and learn to love it! The United Way of Wyoming Valley, a social service
organization dedicated to helping break the cycle of poverty by focusing on education and
children’s health, will hold its annual book drive to benefit students throughout Luzerne County,
and we need your help!
If you are receiving this letter, your child’s school is collecting donations for the book
drive. We ask that donations be new or gently used books on a kindergarten to 5th-grade
reading level. Please do not send in books that are vulgar or inappropriate. All donations
are greatly appreciated!
The annual book drive will be held from Monday, March 9th, through Friday, March 27th,
2026, in your child’s school. Books may be sent to school with your child for donations
through those dates. Donation boxes will be placed in every child’s school and collected
weekly.
Every book counts to make this book drive a success, and we are counting on you! Thank you
for any and all the help that you can provide.
Sincerely,
The River Readers
Adelynn Brill, Holy Redeemer; Ian Composto, MMI Preparatory; Matthew Cooper, Wyoming
Valley West; Madelyn Gladish, Pittston Area; Anna Khelleher, Wyoming Area; Annaleia Rose,
Greater Nanticoke; Luke Tellis, Dallas; Advisors: Kathleen Savage, Lily Bankes, and Mia
Hamilton
Kids' Dental Day - LCCC April 11th
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Virtual Learning Day – February 23, 2026
The winter weather has definitely caused us with more scheduling adjustments than usual. We’re so thankful that the worst of the predicted storm stayed east of us, but we know many areas are still dealing with snow and icy conditions this morning. We hope everyone is staying safe. Also, we truly appreciate your understanding and support as we adjust plans to keep our students safe, while ensuring learning continues smoothly.
Today will be a Virtual Learning Day for all students from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Our goal is to make the day productive, flexible, and supportive for every student while keeping learning on track from home.
What to Expect Today
All assignments, directions, and learning objectives are posted in Schoology/SKYWARD by the start of the school day.
Each teacher has explained how students will be marked present, such as submitting an assignment, completing a quiz, or responding to a discussion post.
Due dates and times are listed in Schoology so families can easily see what’s expected.
Teachers will be available throughout the day (9–2) to answer questions through Schoology messages or district email.
For Elementary Families K-2
Students using packets will find clear labels with subjects, dates, and a daily checklist.
A cover letter explains what to complete each day, how long each task should take, and how to return finished work.
Teachers will stay in touch with families using Skyward notifications or emails to share updates, encouragement, and reminders.
Some classes may also post short videos or fun digital activities to help students stay engaged and connected.
Communication and Support
Please reach out to your child’s teacher and/or principal during school hours if you have any questions or encounter challenges with assignments or technology.
All building principals and school counselors are also available by email throughout the day to offer support and guidance. Don’t hesitate to contact them if you need assistance or have concerns.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support of our school district and students. Stay warm and have a wonderful day of learning!
John A. Haas, Assistant Superintendent
The Pittston Area School District will hold a Virtual Instruction Day on Monday, February 23.
All instructional materials will be posted in Schoology for students to complete. K-2 students are to work on packets. Please continue to check the district website for any future updates.
Thank you for your cooperation.
The Pittston Area School District will follow a two hour delay schedule on Friday, February 20, 2026 due to inclement weather. There are no AM CTC classes. Please continue to check the Web site for future updates.
Thank you!
The Hershey Park Discounted Ticket Sale benefitting the Class of 2026 ends on February 27th. Forms were sent home with students in January. Tickets are only $50 for a One Day admission and are good until January 2027. Contact pahs2026parentgroup@gmail.com if you need an order form or if you have any questions.
Gift Card Calendar Fundraiser Notice for the Class of 2026
Seniors can pick up a Gift Card Raffle Calendars at lunch with Miss Craig. Each student will get a pack of 12 tickets to start and can request more if needed. If a student sells 20 tickets they will receive a FREE entry to win one of 30 daily prizes during the month of April.
Prizes in this raffle range from $50 - $250 with 30 opportunities to win!
Tickets are 1 for $10 or 3 for $25. Sale runs from now until March 31!
We are looking for full participation in this fundraiser to help offset the cost of the Senior Graduation Night party! eMail pahs2026parentgroup@gmail.com with any questions.
Seniors can pick up a Gift Card Raffle Calendars at lunch with Miss Craig. Each student will get a pack of 12 tickets to start and can request more if needed. If a student sells 20 tickets they will receive a FREE entry to win one of 30 daily prizes during the month of April.
Prizes in this raffle range from $50 - $250 with 30 opportunities to win!
Tickets are 1 for $10 or 3 for $25. Sale runs from now until March 31!
We are looking for full participation in this fundraiser to help offset the cost of the Senior Graduation Night party! eMail pahs2026parentgroup@gmail.com with any questions.
The Patriots Softball team has opened an apparel sale. The store is live until February 27, 2026. Thank you for your support! Please see the link below.
https://stores.inksoft.com/pa_softball_2026/shop/home
https://stores.inksoft.com/pa_softball_2026/shop/home
Dear Pittston Area Families,
We would like to take a moment to thank you for your continued understanding, cooperation, and flexibility throughout this winter season. The recent stretch of snow, ice, and frigid temperatures has certainly brought many challenges, and we truly appreciate your patience as we’ve navigated delays, closures, and virtual learning days to prioritize the safety of our students and staff while continuing to meet the educational needs of all learners.
Through each schedule change, our teachers and staff have remained dedicated to providing students with meaningful, engaging instruction to keep learning on track. We know that these frequent changes can be difficult for families to manage, and we are deeply grateful for the support you’ve shown in helping your children stay connected and focused.
Please remember that if you ever have questions or concerns about instruction or scheduling during weather-related disruptions, you are always encouraged to contact your building administrators. Consistent communication between home and school continues to be vital during these times.
Even with the challenges that winter brings, our goal remains to ensure that every student receives the most meaningful and timely education possible. The district also remains focused on maintaining a careful balance between snow days and virtual learning days as needed for the remainder of the winter season, so that we can continue prioritizing both safety and academic progress. State testing windows and supports for students are considered in our decision-making process during weather-related disruptions to ensure our ongoing efforts to monitor and promote academic progress remain on track.
Thank you again for your patience, partnership, and commitment to the Pittston Area School District.
John A. Haas, Assistant Superintendent
We would like to take a moment to thank you for your continued understanding, cooperation, and flexibility throughout this winter season. The recent stretch of snow, ice, and frigid temperatures has certainly brought many challenges, and we truly appreciate your patience as we’ve navigated delays, closures, and virtual learning days to prioritize the safety of our students and staff while continuing to meet the educational needs of all learners.
Through each schedule change, our teachers and staff have remained dedicated to providing students with meaningful, engaging instruction to keep learning on track. We know that these frequent changes can be difficult for families to manage, and we are deeply grateful for the support you’ve shown in helping your children stay connected and focused.
Please remember that if you ever have questions or concerns about instruction or scheduling during weather-related disruptions, you are always encouraged to contact your building administrators. Consistent communication between home and school continues to be vital during these times.
Even with the challenges that winter brings, our goal remains to ensure that every student receives the most meaningful and timely education possible. The district also remains focused on maintaining a careful balance between snow days and virtual learning days as needed for the remainder of the winter season, so that we can continue prioritizing both safety and academic progress. State testing windows and supports for students are considered in our decision-making process during weather-related disruptions to ensure our ongoing efforts to monitor and promote academic progress remain on track.
Thank you again for your patience, partnership, and commitment to the Pittston Area School District.
John A. Haas, Assistant Superintendent
The Pittston Area School District will follow a two hour delay schedule on Monday, February 2, 2026 due to inclement weather. There are no AM CTC classes.
Thank you!
The Pittston Area School District will follow a two hour delay schedule on Friday, January 30, 2026 due to inclement weather. There are no AM CTC classes.
Please remember to stay safe and visible while waiting at bus stops and driving to school. Watch for snow piles that may block visibility, and make sure drivers and bus drivers can clearly see you at all times. Be sure to wear layers and warm clothing to stay comfortable in the cold morning temperatures.
Continue to check the Web site for future updates.
Thank you!
The Pittston Area School District will follow a two hour delay schedule on Thursday, January 29, 2026 due to inclement weather. There are no AM CTC classes.
Please remember to stay safe and visible while waiting at bus stops and driving to school. Watch for snow piles that may block visibility, and make sure drivers and bus drivers can clearly see you at all times. Be sure to wear layers and warm clothing to stay comfortable in the cold morning temperatures.
Continue to check the Web site for future updates.
Thank you!
Virtual Learning Day - January 28, 2026
Virtual Learning Day Reminder for Pittston Area Families (January 28, 2026)
We hope everyone is staying safe, warm, and comfortable today! The weather continues to be challenging, and we truly appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we made a late change from a delay to a virtual day due to reports of impassable roads.
As we continue remote learning today, our teachers are providing meaningful and engaging work to keep students on track with their learning. Please encourage your child to participate fully and reach out to their teachers if any questions or difficulties arise. Consistent communication between families and our school team is especially important right now, and we’re grateful for your cooperation and support.
The district is also reviewing current bus stop locations and routes to ensure that buses can pick up and drop off students as safely as possible. We appreciate your patience as adjustments may be made to improve safety and accessibility for all students during winter conditions. With the help of these bus stop adjustments, we anticipate safely welcoming our students back into the buildings tomorrow and returning to in-person learning as soon as conditions allow.
Today is a Virtual Learning Day for all students from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Our goal is to make the day productive, flexible, and supportive for every student while keeping learning on track from home.
What to Expect Today
All assignments, directions, and learning objectives are posted in Schoology/SKYWARD by the start of the school day.
Each teacher has explained how students will be marked present, such as submitting an assignment, completing a quiz, or responding to a discussion post.
Due dates and times are listed in Schoology so families can easily see what’s expected.
Teachers will be available throughout the day (9–2) to answer questions through Schoology messages or district email.
For Elementary Families
Students using packets will find clear labels with subjects, dates, and a daily checklist.
A cover letter explains what to complete each day, how long each task should take, and how to return finished work.
Teachers will stay in touch with families using Skyward notifications or emails to share updates, encouragement, and reminders.
Some classes may also post short videos or fun digital activities to help students stay engaged and connected.
Communication and Support
Please reach out to your child’s teacher during school hours if you have any questions or encounter challenges with assignments or technology.
All building principals and school counselors are also available by email throughout the day to offer support and guidance. Don’t hesitate to contact them if you need assistance or have concerns.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support of our school district and students. Stay warm and have a wonderful day of learning!
John A. Haas, Assistant Superintendent
Virtual Learning Day Reminder for Pittston Area Families (January 28, 2026)
We hope everyone is staying safe, warm, and comfortable today! The weather continues to be challenging, and we truly appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we made a late change from a delay to a virtual day due to reports of impassable roads.
As we continue remote learning today, our teachers are providing meaningful and engaging work to keep students on track with their learning. Please encourage your child to participate fully and reach out to their teachers if any questions or difficulties arise. Consistent communication between families and our school team is especially important right now, and we’re grateful for your cooperation and support.
The district is also reviewing current bus stop locations and routes to ensure that buses can pick up and drop off students as safely as possible. We appreciate your patience as adjustments may be made to improve safety and accessibility for all students during winter conditions. With the help of these bus stop adjustments, we anticipate safely welcoming our students back into the buildings tomorrow and returning to in-person learning as soon as conditions allow.
Today is a Virtual Learning Day for all students from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Our goal is to make the day productive, flexible, and supportive for every student while keeping learning on track from home.
What to Expect Today
All assignments, directions, and learning objectives are posted in Schoology/SKYWARD by the start of the school day.
Each teacher has explained how students will be marked present, such as submitting an assignment, completing a quiz, or responding to a discussion post.
Due dates and times are listed in Schoology so families can easily see what’s expected.
Teachers will be available throughout the day (9–2) to answer questions through Schoology messages or district email.
For Elementary Families
Students using packets will find clear labels with subjects, dates, and a daily checklist.
A cover letter explains what to complete each day, how long each task should take, and how to return finished work.
Teachers will stay in touch with families using Skyward notifications or emails to share updates, encouragement, and reminders.
Some classes may also post short videos or fun digital activities to help students stay engaged and connected.
Communication and Support
Please reach out to your child’s teacher during school hours if you have any questions or encounter challenges with assignments or technology.
All building principals and school counselors are also available by email throughout the day to offer support and guidance. Don’t hesitate to contact them if you need assistance or have concerns.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support of our school district and students. Stay warm and have a wonderful day of learning!
John A. Haas, Assistant Superintendent
Change of Schedule for Tomorrow
The Pittston Area School District will hold a Virtual Instruction Day on Wednesday, January 28.
All instructional materials will be posted in Schoology. Please continue to check the district website for updates.
Thank you for your cooperation.