Seneca Valley celebrates St. Patrick’s Day
Abby Stack, left, and Anna Molyneaux demonstrate some simple Irish dance steps at Seneca Valley Intermediate school on Monday, March 17, 2025. Rob McGraw/Butler Eagle
Seneca Valley Intermediate High School students brought Irish spirit and cheer into their hallways as they celebrated St. Patrick’s Day Monday, March 17.
Two junior students, Abby Stay and Anna Molyneaux, showed off their skills to their classmates, teaching them how to perform a traditional Irish dance.
Students celebrated in other ways as well. During the day, they crafted their own lucky shamrocks, writing down what makes them feel fortunate. They also created special shamrocks for their teachers and shared why they are lucky to have them.
The district said the festivities were a heartwarming way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, highlighting culture, community and kindness.
Libby Conville, left, Jilly Kreke, and Maddy Fulmer joined in to learn Irish dance steps form Abby Stay and Anna Molyneaux at Seneca Valley Intermediate school on Monday, March 17, 2025. Rob McGraw/Butler Eagle
Shamrocks were made and displayed to show thanks in the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day at Seneca Valley Intermediate school on Monday, March 17, 2025. Rob McGraw/Butler Eagle
Shamrocks were made and displayed to show thanks in the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day at Seneca Valley Intermediate school on Monday, March 17, 2025. Rob McGraw/Butler Eagle
Abby Stack explains the difference between hard shoes and soft shoes as she wears hard shoes to demonstrate Irish dancing to students at Seneca Valley Intermediate school on Monday, March 17, 2025. Rob McGraw/Butler Eagle
