Senior Maegan Emanuel recently competed at the FBLA State Leadership Conference and Academic Competition. There were over 4,000 high school competitors from across Pennsylvania who participated. Maegan competed against more than 200 other students in the advertising event and ultimately placed 4th in the state! Congratulations, Maegan! 

The Butler Area Class of 2019 Commencement Ceremony will take place on Thursday, June 6, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. at the Senior High School (120 Campus Lane, Butler, PA 16001). 

Juniors at Butler Area School District had an incredible opportunity to meet one on one with an industry professional in a field that is of interest to them.

Middle School students will be selling more bowls from the Empty Bowls Event at the 5th Grade Band Concert on Monday, May 20 from 6:30 - 7:30 pm and at the 6th Grade Award Ceremony on Wednesday, May 22 at 10 am. 

All bowls will be $5 and donations will benefit the Kids' Weekend Backpack Program. Thank you!

Middle School students had a unique opportunity to participate in Lunch Bunch this year. The group included 5^th and 6^th grade students from the life skills and Autistic support classes as well as students from general education classes.

It was another successful Catfish Release Day for Butler! About 225 catfish were released into Glad Run Lake from the Intermediate High School and Middle School cooperative nursery tanks.

Intermediate High School students Carson Boden, Mark Collins, Jessica Mohney, Ryan McLister, and Bailee Kauffman recently represented our district at the state level What's So Cool About Manufacturing Contest.

Congratulations to these students and thank you to Mr. Cochran and Mr. Andrews for making this project possible.

The 9th grade band students recently had the opportunity to work Dr. Travis Weller. Dr. Weller is the composer of "Apollo Arise," a piece the students will perform at their concert on May 15th. 

Intermediate High School students had the opportunity to participate in Rachel's Challenge this year.  As a result of that program, the Intermediate High School also decided to participate in A Day Without Hate. 

Students in the Intermediate High School Life Skills and Autistic Support classrooms recently had the opportunity to participate in The Boats that Float Project where they created a boat that they could actually float in across the pool.

MSA, the Safety Company, has made a generous contribution of $10,000 to help grow Butler Area School District's STEAM program. 

Two individuals from the Butler community were finalists for the Champions of Learning award. Each year the Consortium for Public Education recognizes Champions of Learning throughout our region.