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    Sala Udin, Pittsburgh Public Schools’ new board president, wants to focus on healing and search for a superintendent

    The school board is ready to move on after facing the challenges of the pandemic and the resignation of Anthony Hamlet as superintendent.
    22 Dec 2021

    Few Black professors have tenure at Southwestern Pennsylvania colleges

    At many universities in the region, there are little to no Black tenured professors, according to the federal data released earlier this year.
    17 Aug 2021
    A+ Schools

    Can we fix Pittsburgh Public Schools? Here’s what the A+ Schools 2020 Report has to say

    In many ways, fixing what’s wrong with America starts with its schools and restructuring them to eliminate institutional racism.
    19 Nov 2020
    Remake Learning

    How schools can emerge from the pandemic stronger than ever

    Could the world’s communities build something even better than before by expanding on trends like the sudden increase in communication between families and schools?
    15 Sep 2020

    Remake Learning launches Tomorrow, a plan for new ideas in education — no matter what happens next

    If we've learned one thing from this pandemic, it's that we don’t have to keep doing the same things we’ve always done.
    27 May 2020

    Heinz Endowments launches Pittsburgh Readiness Institute to prepare high school seniors for careers

    The Heinz Endowments is investing $700,000 in a six-week summer pilot program, with the aim of having a year-round program to train students across Allegheny County by 2022.
    10 Feb 2020

    Second time’s the charm? County launches working group to study new Children’s Fund

    A similar proposal was defeated last fall after a number of Democratic leaders voiced their opposition.
    26 Mar 2019

    City of Bridges High School to open this fall with community and social justice approach to education

    The new school will combine state-mandated academics with project-based learning in the community.
    18 Feb 2019

    Will a new approach to discipline improve Pittsburgh Public Schools? This new data is encouraging.

    Pittsburgh Public Schools is adopting new discipline procedures to address the glaring racial disparities in suspension rates across the city.
    04 Jan 2019

    Op-ed: Here’s a three-step plan for making sure everyone in Pittsburgh has a good job

    Gene Walker suggests a three-stage process that will take bold and coordinated efforts by a lot of people and industries. But what if it works?
    17 Jul 2017
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✨Monday, June 27: Free Play Pinball at Helicon Brewing

 ✨Tuesday, June 28: Noël Quintana & The Latin Crew at The Backyard

✨Wednesday, June 29: “Finlandia” at City of Asylum

✨Thursday, June 30 through Sunday, July 3: Anthrocon at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center

✨Friday, July 1: Pirates Firework Paddle on the Allegheny River

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