The Seneca Valley School District has joined the Learning 2025 network of demonstration systems, a collaborative network of districts aimed to help advance student-centered, equity-focused, future-driven education administered by AASA, The School Superintendents Association.

The “demonstration systems” represent a collection of forward-leaning urban, suburban and rural districts serving as national models to help guide and reposition partner districts efficiently by sharing successful practices, successes and challenges.

“Seneca Valley is future-driven and focused on whole learning — not just test scores — and anti-marginalization, which ensures all students feel welcome,” said Tracy Vitale, Seneca Valley superintendent.

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