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How to make the most of parent-teacher conferences during back-to-school and beyond
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Point Park University expands Downtown Pittsburgh footprint again
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (713+ words) Point Park University officials believe their acquisition of the former CVS building on Forbes Avenue and Smithfield Street in Downtown Pittsburgh can set off a chain reaction of growth and activity along that corridor. The Downtown school announced the $1.7 million…...
Marching in celebration, but with unfinished business: Pittsburgh’s 2026 Labor Day Parade
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Nathan McGrath: Labor Day should remind unions to tell workers the truth
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (741+ words) Dignity, respect and workers’ rights will be central themes for union officials speaking at Labor Day events across Pennsylvania. But are they practicing what they preach? That question will be on the minds of many public workers who have learned…...
PSU drug case witness: Self-described ‘Godfather’ of State College was a high-stakes gambler
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Pasadena City College reinvents itself as a wildfire recovery hub
3+ week, 3+ day ago (673+ words) Pasadena City College has spent the first half of 2025 and into 2026 transforming from a traditional community college into one of the Los Angeles region’s most visible engines of wildfire recovery, stacking a state grant worth more than a half a…...
College is still worth it, parents say. They just want more options.
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Pennsylvania still on the fence about federal school choice tax credits
3+ week, 6+ day ago (769+ words) Thirty-one states have joined or announced plans to participate. Pennsylvania’s public school students could benefit from a new federal education tax credit program next year, but the state has yet to opt into it. Thirty-one others have done so or…...