Both schools employ reading and math coaches that assist teachers in learning and implementing research-based instructional practices in order to improve student achievement. The high school offers honors and advanced placement courses, College in the High School, Work Release Program, Career and Technology Training, an alternative education program and a Dual Enrollment Program.

Grades 7 and 8 are configured as a school within the secondary building and utilize a middle school philosophy when working with students. Students have research-based reading programs, comprehensive computer program, full time guidance counselors at each level, a registered nurse, mentoring / tutoring services and a gifted program. Through the Classrooms of the Future Grant high school students will have access to laptops in English, science, social studies, and math classes. The district offers a full-day kindergarten, Student Assistance Programs, computer labs and classrooms with Internet access.

Both buildings share a campus on Bavington Road providing easy access and collaboration between the faculty, students, and staff. The Burgettstown Area Elementary Center is home to grades K-6 while the Burgettstown Area Middle/High School educates students in grades 7-12. Approximately 1600 students in grades K-12 are housed in two schools. Burgettstown is a comprehensive public school district comprised of students from four municipalities: the Borough of Burgettstown, and the Townships of Smith, Hanover, and Jefferson. The Burgettstown Area School District, a rural school district located in northern Washington County in southwestern Pennsylvania.

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