Category: News
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Alumni Pavilion Construction Gallery
The Alumnus began building the Alumni Pavilion on June 13, 2011. Keep coming back to check the photo updates in the gallery!
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Alumni Reunion 2011 Pictures
Alumni Reunion had a big success at WPSD on June 24-26, 2011. Enjoy your time to view free pictures here!
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President’s Message – May 2011
John Noschese want to share with you about cost of discard mail address, May Day & Horse Derby Night and Alumni Reunion. Click below for more information.
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Message from President – April 2011
President John Noschese want to share with you about upcoming two events in next two months: May Day & Horse Derby Night and Alumni Reunion. Click below for more information.
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Sale of old SSSD campus completed
BY ROBERT SWIFT (HARRISBURG BUREAU CHIEF) Published: March 22, 2011 Source Marywood now owns former SSSD HARRISBURG – Marywood University is officially the new owner of the campus of the former Scranton State School for the Deaf. “They are now in possession of the property,” said Troy Thompson, spokesman for the Department of General Services…
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New Logo for AAWPSD
The Board members of Alumni Association of Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf have decided that we need a new logo for our organization. We would like for you to create one. The logo should be related to education and reunion, not mascots. So if you have any idea or suggestion, please email me with…
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Donate WPSD Alumni Pavilion Project
Danny Sheppeck , WPSD Alumni Vice President and Chairperson of Pavilion. He explains how to make donation and name of bricks by writing through the application form. If you are interested to make donation to WPSD Alumni for Pavilion Project fund, downlonad and print the PDF format to fill out the application form: Pavilion Project…
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SSSD low sale price blamed on the cost…
..of price blamed on the cost of asbestos removal. Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 The cost of rehabilitating Scranton, Pennsylvania’s State School for the Deaf campus is estimated somewhere between $25 million and $30 million. The high cost of ridding the campus of environmental problems and renovating select buildings is the reason why Marywood University agreed…