Pittsburgh Public Schools enrollment has decreased nearly 6% over the past two years, dropping around 700 students over last year and just more than 1,000 from two years ago. And depending on who’s asked, the district’s sweeping school closure and reconfiguration plan will…
Teachers are doing their best to guide student use of artificial intelligence, but it’s clear that some boundaries are desperately needed. Stop signs are common. Before the start of this school year, New York City officials banned the use of…
More than $2 million in federal funding will support a Seton Hill University project that builds a secure, locally hosted artificial intelligence learning and innovation ecosystem. The five-year Workforce Initiative for Secure Enterprise Local AI project — shortened to WISE Local AI…
By the end of November, students at Shaler Area’s Reserve Primary School are expected to be munching on salads made with lettuce they grew in their school. Using a $5,000 grant from the Highmark Foundation, Reserve teachers Kristin Barbour and Michelle…
Images harvested from the Penn-Trafford School District website were used to create explicit content affecting at least 18 families, prompting an FBI investigation, a district parent revealed Monday. A Penn-Trafford parent said during this week’s meeting that FBI agents came to…
The annual Day of the Dead celebration at Pittsburgh Liberty elementary school brings families together to showcase the culture and student projects at the Spanish magnet school in Shadyside. While this year will be Liberty’s last as a full Spanish…
WASHINGTON — U.S. employers ramped up their job postings in September as stronger economic growth may be encouraging more hiring. Yet voters are...
Penn-Trafford School Board tabled a vote to advertise a public hearing surrounding recently proposed school closure plans. Board President Phil Kochasic and members Toni Ising, Bryan Kline, Scott Koscho, Dallas Leonard and Nick Petrucci opposed. Members Jim Matarazzo, Rich Niemiec…
An unfair labor practice charge filed by the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh/CWA Local 38061 claims that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s successor discriminated against striking employees in hiring and failed to restore the prior agreement’s terms. The dispute was filed with the…
SCRANTON — Lackawanna College’s construction of a Center for Technology Innovation at 518-520 Wyoming Ave. nears completion for opening in the spring 2027 semester. The college initially intended to have the building ready for this fall semester but encountered delays involving some adjustments…
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