“Seize the day but also keep yesterday in your rearview mirror, as well as your sights on what lies at the end of the road.”

That is just a sample of the advice Dr. Bonnie Gasior, Stowe Township native and published author, has for Sto-Rox students.

Josh Jenkins, the Quarterback of the Sto-Rox Vikings Football Team, has committed to College of the Holy Cross for his education and football futures. The 6’ 2”, 185-pound senior will swap the black, green and white of Sto-Rox for the purple, silver and white of Holy Cross in 2023.

“These are the most important years of your life to figure out what you want to do.”

Richard Garland knows just how important a child’s high school years are. The professor and anti-violence expert spoke Monday to students at Sto-Rox Jr./Sr. High School.

The Sto-Rox Vikings Football Team will hit the road for the first time during the playoffs when they play Beaver Falls (#2) this Friday in the semifinal round of the 2022 WPIAL/UPMC Sports Medicine Class 2A Football Championships. The Vikings (#3) will face the Tigers at Ambridge High School in Ambridge, Beaver County at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, November 18.

The Sto-Rox Vikings Football Team beat Keystone Oaks on a rainy Friday night, winning by a score of 50-0. The Vikings will move on to the semifinal round of the WPIAL Class 2A Football Championship, where they will play Beaver Falls.

Today is Friday, and while it's the end of another week and Friday night football is on tap, we wanted to take a moment to say 'thank you' to our military service members.

The newsletter for Sto-Rox Jr./Sr. High School is out! In this month’s edition:
• Playoff Football
• Giving Thanks: A Sto-Rox Survey
• Building Success: Students Visit Career Fair

He grew up in McKeesport, and while he worked in Pittsburgh most his life, Harold Hayes’ career took him on many journeys near and far. The KDKA-TV reporter who retired in 2016 spoke Thursday with students in one of Julie Himmelstein’s media classes at Sto-Rox Jr./Sr. High School.

Due to a lack of extra drivers, the Purple bus will not be in service on Wednesday. As a result, the Purple bus’ pickups will be split between the Blue bus and the Green bus. Either the Blue bus or the Green bus will report to the Purple bus stops to help collect students.