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Aly, a 10th-grade student, is typing decorating, and sending holiday cards to the blind/visually impaired community upon request

Clairview School will host the Annual Craft & Vendor Show on Saturday, November 5 from 9:00 am-3:00 pm.

Grants up to $1,000 are available to educators in both district-operated and WIU-operated classrooms throughout Westmoreland County. They are no longer limited to special education services, although the inclusion of special education students will be considered a plus. Please find the letter, guidelines, and application form here. Applications are due October 31!

Looking for Student Crafts, Artisan Crafts, Baked Goods, and Awesome Food? We will have it all and more on March 26, 2022 from 9AM to 3PM!!

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Please join us for a virtual open house!

This is Dr. Jason Conway, Executive Director of the Westmoreland Intermediate Unit, with an important Clairview School update.

The Staunton Farm Foundation has awarded the WIU Foundation $3,790 to purchase student Chromebooks for the Clairview School. When schools closed due to COVID-19, the intermediate unit scrambled to provide appropriate instructional options. We realized that we required additional Chromebooks for all students to engage in online learning (including virtual speech, occupational, and physical therapy). The devices will enable our students to access the services they need, and experience continuity of education.

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