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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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How to make the most of parent-teacher conferences during back-to-school and beyond

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Trade schools see enrollment bumps as students worry about AI, job security in white-collar work

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Calculating your education investment without sinking yourself financially

8+ hour, 58+ min ago   (17+ words) Financial experts say students should weigh earning potential, debt and lower-cost options before taking out student loans....

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High school scores, summaries and schedules for Sept. 12, 2026

18+ hour, 10+ min ago   (369+ words) Team: 1. Norwin, 40; 2. Morgantown, 94; 3. North Allegheny, 117; 4. Mt. Lebanon, 117; 5. Hempfield, 260. Individual: 1. Jonah Montagnese, Quaker Valley, 15:20.5; 2. Zachary Sharara, Sewickley Academy, 15:22.3; 3. Rory Grande, Erie, 15:49.6; 4. Jack Steineman, North Catholic, 15:54.1; 5. Malachi Phillips, Lakeview, 16:40.4; 6. David Kristine, Freeport, 16:47.2; 7. Carter French, Knoch, 16:50.0; 8. Clem Hall, Hampton, 16:51.0; 9. Henry Howard, Quaker Valley,…...

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CMU reviews ‘hostile and threatening’ posts of professor with history of social media controversies

22+ hour, 33+ min ago   (525+ words) A Carnegie Mellon University professor is on a voluntary sabbatical while school officials review what they called “hostile and threatening social media posts.” Uju Anya, an associate professor of second language acquisition, is under scrutiny following a 2021 exchange on X…...

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triblive.com > local > westmoreland > scouts-learn-craftsmanship-service-during-outing-at-fort-allen-antique-farm-equipment-association-in-scottdale

Scouts learn craftsmanship, service during outing at Fort Allen Antique Farm Equipment Association in Scottdale

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (552+ words) Fourteen-year-old Andrew Doran watched for 20 minutes as a blacksmith at the Fort Allen Antique Farm Equipment Association heated a metal rod over coals and pounded it into the shape of an “S” hook. “Nowadays, a machine could spit that out…...

Yahoo Life
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Pennsylvania city tops list of Best Mid-Sized Cities for Gen Z

1+ day, 13+ hour ago   (402+ words) Affordability, a good job market and clean, livable cities are major factors in where Gen Z is choosing to put down roots. As millions of Gen Z Americans continue to seek out cities that best meet those needs, a new…...

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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It's never too early for students to think about what they'll do after high school

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WPIAL Class 6A, 5A, 4A roundup: Tyler Eber powers Thomas Jefferson past McKeesport

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triblive.com > news > education-classroom > carnegie-mellon-establishes-interim-rules-for-speech-at-the-fence

Carnegie Mellon establishes interim rules for speech at The Fence

1+ day, 23+ hour ago   (664+ words) An interim policy for Carnegie Mellon University’s Fence — a student-painted, billboard-style forum for free speech and expression — still leaves some gray areas, particularly on controversial issues, some members of the campus community say. In a message Thursday, Carnegie Mellon President…...