Schools
Moon Area School District Holds High School Open House
Residents take advantage of first opportunity to tour newly completed high school.
The newly completed opened its to community members this weekend.
The district held a and dedication ceremony for the $76-million facility, which opened for students earlier this month. The 186,011-square-foot building features six computer labs, new music and art facilities and a college-sized gymnasium.
Residents got a chance to tour the building, hear the Moon Area High School band perform and dine in the 450-seat cafeteria, which features a food court.
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Check out what residents and officials had to say about the the new building:
Superintendent Donna Milanovich called it a “marvelous educational facility for our students.”
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Rep. Timothy Murphy said the building was “an incredible place to inspire students to strive even higher."
Alison Sherman, a Moon Area High School student.
“It’s beautiful! The natural light really improves your mood. We all walk around happy all day."
Chiquita Clark, former teacher in the Moon Area School District.
“I think the school is gorgeous! It’s very spacious for the students, and I like the big windows and natural light that comes through in here.”
Cheryl Stoudemire, district parent.
“I like that there are clocks at every turn, so my daughter should be able to look up and say, ‘Oh, I better get a move on, I only have a minute to get to class!' ”
