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Duquesne Student Receives National Honor
Duquesne Elementary Student-Hero Receives National Honor
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Did you know?
Students at Duquesne are assigned their own Ipads, and have access to iMacs, 3D printers, smart TVs and virtual reality headsets.
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New Maker Spaces
Thanks to our community partners, students have access to new spaces and places to learn and grow.
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Coding, Robotics & Virtual Reality
At Duquesne Elementary School, students gain skills to succeed in the 21st century workplace.
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Back-to-School Community Bar-be-que!
The best way to end the summer is with a Community Bar-be-que! Join us on August 20, 2019 from Noon - 2:00 PM as we celebrate the beginning of a new school year.
Free and open to the public.
Tour our school - See our robotics lab and maker spaces - Register for classes.
Call 412-466-9600 for more details!
#BringYourKidsHome #DukePride
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Duquesne Elementary Student-Hero Receives National Honor
In recognition of his bravery, in May Arnez was awarded the AAA School Safety Patrol Lifesaving Medal. He was one of only four students in the nation to receive the award this year, and was honored in front of his classmates during an assembly. In the last 99 years, the award has been given to only 463 individuals. Earlier this year, Arnez received the Duquesne City School District’s Heroism Award.
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The administration is pleased to announce that it has received a $79,279 school safety grant from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Deliquency's School Safety and Security Committee. The grant will be used to fund school safety initiatives. Go Dukes! #DuquesnePride
