Mt. Lebanon School District
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| Mt. Lebanon School District | |
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| District information | |
| Type | Public School District |
| Motto | To Provide the Best Education Possible for Each and Every Student |
| Grades | K–12 |
| Established | July 1912 |
| Superintendent | Dr. Timothy Steinhauer |
| Budget | $105.9 Million (2020–2021) |
| Students and staff | |
| Students | 5,521 |
| Athletic conference | WPIAL |
| Colors | Blue and Gold |
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| Website | http://www.mtlsd.org |
Mt. Lebanon School District is the public school system in Allegheny County for residents of Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Schools
- High School: Mt. Lebanon High School
- Middle Schools: Jefferson Middle School, Mellon Middle School
- Elementary Schools: Foster Elementary School, Hoover Elementary School, Howe Elementary School, Jefferson Elementary School, Lincoln Elementary School, Markham Elementary School, Washington Elementary School
Notable alumni
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- Eric Angle (class of 1986) – Professional wrestler
- Kurt Angle (class of 1987) – Professional wrestler and Olympic gold medalist[1]
- Troy Apke (class of 2014) — NFL player
- Matt Bartkowski (class of 2006) – Professional hockey player
- Carl Betz (class of 1939) – Actor
- Mark Cuban (class of 1976) – Owner of NBA's Dallas Mavericks, panelist on Shark Tank, entrepreneur[2]
- Daya (class of 2016) – Recording artist
- Ave Daniell (class of 1933) – NFL player
- Scott Ferrall – Sports radio broadcaster
- Lex Staley – National morning show radio host
- Dave Filoni (class of 1992) – Animation director, voice actor, and writer
- John Frank (born 1962) – professional NFL football player—Pittsburgh
- Ian Happ (class of 2012) – Professional baseball player
- Terry Hart (class of 1964) – Astronaut[3]
- Bob Hoag – Record Producer
- Gillian Jacobs (class of 2001) – Actress
- Paige Kassalen (class of 2011) – American electrical engineer who was the only American, female engineer, and youngest member of the ground crew for the Solar Impulse 2 project.
- Don Kelly (class of 1998) – Major League Baseball player
- Rich Lackner (class of 1975)– College football head coach[4]
- Richard Lamm (class of 1953) – Three-term Governor of Colorado
- Vince Lascheid (class of 1942) - Pittsburgh Pirates and Penguins organist
- Dan London (class of 1991) – Actor
- Joe Manganiello (class of 1995) – Actor
- Andrew Mason (class of 1999) – Founder and CEO of Groupon
- Matt McConnell (class of 1981) – NHL play-by-play announcer
- William D. Morgan (class of 1966) – Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, Corporal, United States Marine Corps – Republic of Vietnam, 1969
- Judith O'Dea (class of 1963) – Actress
- Dave Polsky – (class of 1982) writer, producer and creator of The Buzz On Maggie
- Bill Roth (class of 1984) – College sports play-by-play announcer
- George Savarese (class of 1985) – Educator and radio personality
- Rich Skrenta (class of 1985) – Computer programmer[5]
- Ming-Na Wen (class of 1981) – Actress
- Josh Wilson (class of 1999) – Major League Baseball player
References
- ^ "Kurt Angle". The Washington Post.
- ^ Time Magazine: A Bigger Screen for Mark Cuban, April 22, 2002
- ^ Astronaut – NASA
- ^ Head Coach – Carnegie Mellon University
- ^ Associated Press. "Prank starts 25 years of computer security woes". CTV. Archived from the original on January 7, 2008.
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