Teachers at Forbes Road Career and Technology Center without a contract
Instructors at Forbes Road Career and Technology Center say they've been working without a contract for nearly 10 months.
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Instructors at Forbes Road Career and Technology Center say they've been working without a contract for nearly 10 months.
Pittsburgh Public Schools is rolling out a new online dashboard to help families and community members navigate the major changes coming under the Future-Ready Facilities Plan.
The Hempfield Area School District Board of Directors voted Monday to install new weapon detection systems in its elementary schools.
The FBI is investigating after the Freedom Area School District received its fourth bomb threat on Monday since school started last month.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are partnering with Pittsburgh Public Schools to give every student two free tickets to upcoming preseason games.
Pittsburgh Public Schools will temporarily shift to remote learning at 35 school buildings this week due to projected high temperatures.
State and local leaders gathered Thursday morning to mark a major milestone for career and technical education in the Mon Valley.
Students at Laurel Highlands Middle School will spend the first two weeks learning remotely as crews continue addressing mold and moisture problems inside the building.
It's showtime for the teachers and staff at Pittsburgh Public Schools as students return to the classroom.
The Homer-Center School District has delayed the start of the school year after mold was discovered in some elementary school classrooms.
The Monessen City School District has to make a pivot before the start of the school year, and its superintendent is receiving both support and concerns from the community.
The Monessen School District has delayed the start of the school year while it completes what it calls "necessary building maintenance."
The Promise Center of Homewood held a special celebration this week to recognize the students who completed their summer reading program.
For decades, many high school graduates strived for a four-year degree before entering the job market. Experts said that mindset is changing.
Going to college was once considered a very safe investment, but with tuition soaring, is it still worth the price tag?