KEYSTONE OAKS
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Building a Foundation of Excellence
FREE SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM BEGINS JUNE 10
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eystone Oaks School District’s popular free Summer
Lunch Program is back for the fifth consecutive year!
Beginning June 10, 2019, a free nutritious bagged
lunch will be available to any child under the age 18 from
any community each weekday. There are currently six
distribution sites throughout the Keystone Oaks School
District. No photo identification or sign up is required in
order for children to be able to receive a lunch.
DISTRICT SAT SCORES RANKED AMONG
TOP 15 SCHOOLS IN THE REGION
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Hamilton Park, Castle Shannon
Lunch served during the Summer Recreation Program
Castle Shannon Library
12:45 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Alvern Gardens, Castle Shannon
11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Dormont Pool
11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Wilson Park, Green Tree Borough
11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Keystone Oaks High School
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Additional sites
may be added; be
sure to check the
Keystone Oaks
School District’s
website and social
media pages for
the most up-to-
date information.
The District has
set up a voluntary
text message service, where children
13 years of age or older and their
parents/guardians can sign up
to receive updates about the
program. Those who are interested
can sign up by texting @c8fkch to
81010; they do not have to reply with their name.
The Summer Lunch Program is funded through the
Pennsylvania Department of Education and the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
KEYSTONE OAKS FOUNDATION
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eystone Oaks High School students scored an average of 1,155 on the
fall 2018 SAT exam, earning them a spot in the top 15 schools in the
region.
Keystone Oaks students scored an average of 579 on the math SAT and
577 on the reading SAT. This year’s SAT score increased by more than 70
points over the fall 2017 SAT score of 1,079.
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“Over the past several years, Keystone Oaks School
District has
implemented new curriculum, redesigned and added new programs,
and invested significant resources in professional development to better KEYSTONE OAKS FOUN
prepare our students,
not only for these
exams, but also experiences
for post-
will enhance
the important
educational
of
secondary success,” said William Stropkaj, Ed.D., Superintendent.
Keystone
Oaks staff
students
by
supporting
“The work our teachers
and professional
throughout the
district
have
put in to providing more rigorous
and
engaging
courses
and
programs
is
excellence and innovation
having a positive impact on student achievement,” he added.
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The analysis, completed by the Pittsburgh Business Times, compared 140
high schools in western Pennsylvania.
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