News & Announcements

Due to inclement weather conditions, all after-school activities are canceled.

Representatives from several local groups gathered Wednesday at Richland High School for a special presentation by the Richland School District Foundation.

Through the combination of weekly dress-down days, for which teachers and staff pay $60 per person per year, and payroll deductions, the organization has collected $12,000 thus far to benefit students and the community.

Niche.com released its 2023 rankings of schools and the Richland School District continues to rank at the top of the region.  In the 2023 Niche Rankings, the Richland School District is ranked as the #1 Best School District in the Appalachia Intermediate Unit 08 region (Bedford, Blair, Cambria, and Somerset).

Click here to view the 2022-2023 school bus routes.

Dear parents, guardians, and community members:

    The Richland School District will be hosting a symposium on Research and Recommendations on the Prevention of Targeted School Violence tomorrow (8/31/22), with registration beginning at 8:15 a.m. in the Richland Performing Arts Center.  Please see the attached brochure.    Representatives from the United States Secret Service, the United States Department of Homeland Security, and Cambria County EMA will be presenting from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.   Over 130 individuals from across Pennsylvania will attend and various media outlets, including PCN.

     We share this information so that you know about the heavy police presence on campus tomorrow and to dispel any misinformation.  This event is intended for school superintendents/administrators, teachers, school mental health staff, police, first responders, fire/EMS, and School Resource Officers.    Registration is now closed, and walk-ins are not permitted.

Thank You,

Arnie Nadonley
Superintendent of Schools

As the new school year approaches, we wanted to notify all parents and guardians to advise them of various updates and procedures related to the school district transportation services.

As the new school year approaches, we wanted to notify all parents and guardians that the federal program created during the pandemic which provided free meals (breakfast and lunch) to all school students the past two years has come to an end. During this time, the Richland School District was able to provide a nutritional breakfast and lunch each school day to all enrolled students of the Richland School District at no charge to your household under a waiver provided by the United States Department of Agriculture. This waiver has expired over the summer.