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Grow Pittsburgh is helping SNAP cardholders stretch their benefits by offering a $5 discount at their low-cost farm stands. The offer runs through the SNAP benefit disruption and is available once per customer per day at participating locations in Braddock, Wilkinsburg, and Shiloh.

Join Woodland Hills kindergarten teachers and staff for the Kindergarten Fall Festival on Saturday, November 8, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wilkins Fire Department—an afternoon of games, food, crafts, and family fun sponsored by the Woodland Hills Foundation.

Woodland Hills High School students and their families are invited to stop by the YWCA Opportunity Pathway's College and Career Resource Fair on November 8 at the YWCA Homewood Education Center.

A trio of Woodland Hills alumni who are now working with U.S. Steel teamed up with former Steelers defensive back Mike Logan to help a group of students at Dickson Preparatory STEAM Academy learn more about STEM careers during a visit to the school on Tuesday, October 28.

Woodland Hills High School is honored to be the latest location for Craig’s Closet, which provides free dress clothes to high school boys throughout the region. Craig’s Closet stocks donated dress shirts, pants, jackets, ties, shoes, and full suit combinations in order to provide students in need with formal wear for banquets, interviews, internships, and more.

With history as their backdrop, high school students from Woodland Hills and 13 other school districts from around the region officially launched preparations for the seventh annual Woodland Hills Student Summit on Friday, October 24.

Please take a moment to review the following letter from Dr. Pamela White, Assistant to the Superintendent of Administrative Services, regarding cases of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease in elementary schools and how families can help prevent its spread.

High school students met with Superintendent Dr. Joe Maluchnik on Wednesday, October 15 as part of the high school's Student Leadership Forum.

The Child Hunger Hero program recognizes school districts and organizations that go above and beyond to combat food insecurity for children.

The Woodland Hills High School Future Business Leaders of America club is raising money for a trip to Kalahari in the Poconos for the state leadership workshop.