QUAKER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
QV Celebrates
2016
HOMECOMING
Quaker Valley celebrated Homecoming on Friday, Sept. 23.
The Quaker Valley football team played Central Valley. During
halftime, senior Nina Johns was crowned Homecoming Queen.
Left: 2016 QV Homecoming Queen Nina Johns, escorted by Cole
Russoniello.
Below: The homecoming court included: Freshman: Arabella Grant,
Sophomore: Courtney Cordell, Junior: Abby Smith and Seniors: Julia
Freeman, Maddy Andrews, Nina Johns, Rachel Bould, Chloe Bunde
and Emily Truchan.
QUAKE R VAL L E Y S C HO OL DI STRI C T N E WS
ewickley Area
Cole Russoniello and Nina Johns.
with her husband in Sewickley. They have two adult children. The
2016-2017 swim team season began Nov. 18.
E3 at Quaker Valley High School
Jacinta Batisky
QV Welcomes New Swim Coach
The Quaker Valley High School swim team welcomes a new
coach for the 2016-2017 season, Jacinta Batisky. Coach Batisky
comes to QV with 30 years of coaching experience, most recently
at the Greater Columbus Swim team in Columbus, Ohio and
Chartiers Valley High School in Bridgeville, PA. Coach Batisky lives
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The annual E3 event (Education, Engagement and Enjoyment)
at Quaker Valley High School took place on Thursday, Oct. 27 from
6 to 8:30 p.m. The event was open to everyone with questions
about careers in science, technology, math or healthcare.
Attendees heard from Keynote Speaker Justin Driscoll, Senior
Director, People & Culture
Initiatives from Pittsburgh
Technology Coun cil, and
academic and industry
experts answered
questions while guests
participated in rotating sessions about the STEM fields. Duquesne
University, Penn State University, Robert Morris University,
Allegheny College, Allegheny Health Network, c3 Controls,
Principal Financial and Fisher Scientific were on hand to answer
questions.
E3
Education
Engagement
Enjoyment