Albert Gallatin High School


Albert Gallatin High School is a public high school, serving 1,150 students in the eight southwestern municipalities of Fayette County, Pennsylvania. The school is located in Georges Township, five miles south of Uniontown.
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History

Albert Gallatin High School was created in 1961, consolidating the Masontown and Point Marion high schools at the present-day AG Middle School South campus, near Point Marion. It was not until 1986 that the present building was used as the sole high school for the district, merging all three of the district's high schools and creating two middle schools. The name was briefly changed to Tri-Valley High School, representing the changes. Finally, in 1993, the school board renamed the school to its present name to reflect the founding father of the area, Albert Gallatin. Between 1993 and now, the school had a complete renovation and addition process, as well as technology improvements and a new athletic complex, including a new fieldhouse.
For other history viewing of the Albert Gallatin High School, back in 1995, students recorded videos on a handheld camera and uploaded them onto . These videos demonstrate how and what the student life looked like back in 1995.

Extracurriculars and athletics

A plethora of athletic sports programs and extracurricular activities are available at AG.

Athletics

Albert Gallatin High School is a member of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) and was a former member of the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL). Albert Gallatin is in PIAA District 7. In 2019, the football program chose to become independent of the WPIAL.

Boys

Girls

Clubs

Extracurricular Activities