Photo Gallery for Tuesday 2/7/17

2017-02-07 14:00:00

Seneca Valley's McKenna Gross drives past Butler's Mia Rader in the Raiders' 29-22 win at Butler on Monday, Feb. 6, 2017.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

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Summit Township Elementary School students get on the bus after their first day of morning kindergarten at Broad Street Elementary School on Feb. 6, 2017.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Seneca Valley's Erin Danik cuts loose with one of her two critical 3-point field goals in the Raiders' 29-22 win at Butler on Monday, Feb. 6, 2017.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

Butler’s Jenna Kunst drives to the basket past Seneca Valley’s Kelsey Cruttenden in the Raiders’ 29-22 win at Butler on Monday, Feb. 6, 2017.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

Butler’s Alyssa Eyth shoots over Seneca Valley’s Jorden Jamieson in the Raiders’ 29-22 win at Butler on Monday, Feb. 6, 2017.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

Re-enactments and history hikes scheduled for Feb. 25, 2017, will honor the 285th birthday of George Washington and his travels through Butler County. The annual commemoration will be held at Jennings Environmental Education Center near Slippery Rock.Submitted Photo

Butler Catholic School third-grade students, from left, Richard Konopski, Anna Claire Dudley and Madison Romanovich write their thoughts about Valentine’s Day.Submitted photo

Kali Alter is embraced by her mother, Brenda Alter, as Kali is honored during Knoch’s Senior Night game against Highlands on Feb. 6, 2017. For Kali, who has Down syndrome, it was her first start. She has been involved with Knoch basketball since fourth grade.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

Kali Alter hits some practice shots before starting her first game during Knoch’s Senior Night game against Highlands on Feb. 6, 2017. Kali, who has Down syndrome, has been involved with Knoch basketball since fourth grade.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

Kali Alter slaps hands with teammates as she’s announced Feb. 6, 2017, as a starter for Knoch’s Senior Night game against Highlands on Feb. 6, 2017. For Kali, who has Down syndrome, it was her first start. She has been involved with Knoch basketball since fourth grade.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle