Keystone Oaks School District

The College Board recently announced that Keystone Oaks High School has been named to the 2025 Advanced Placement Program School Honor Roll, earning Bronze distinction.

In early December, senior Casey Rich and freshman Connor Maloney delivered a presentation at the Reimagining the High School Experience Workshop at the Carnegie Science Center.

Five Keystone Oaks High School students have been inducted into the newly-established chapter of the Keystone Oaks Computer Science Honors Society.

Common Sense Media has recognized Fred L. Aiken Elementary School as a Common Sense School.

Keystone Oaks Middle School students had the opportunity to learn from more than two dozen local professionals as part of the school's annual Career Day event.

Keystone Oaks’ Food Service Department received a Bronze Level Child Hunger Hero award from the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

One new and three incumbent school board directors were sworn in to serve on the Keystone Oaks Board of School Directors during the board's annual Reorganization Meeting.

Keystone Oaks School District joins 35 other leading school districts as members of the Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools to advance innovation and excellence in education.

Five Keystone Oaks 8th-grade students can now add film producer to their list of accomplishments! 

Common Sense Media has recognized Keystone Oaks Middle School as a Common Sense School.

Nine Keystone Oaks High School student athletes were named to the All-Section, All-Conference, and All-WPIAL teams for their respective sports. Riley Dobson - All-WPIAL 2A Girls Soccer and

Two dozen Keystone Oaks students recently stepped out of the classroom for three impactful field experiences.

By the end of the 2025-2026 school year, a majority of middle and high school teachers will have been trained on the essential elements of project-based learning.

75 years of touchdowns, goals, performances, graduation ceremonies, and more!