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Staffing shortages prompt Pittsburgh Public Schools to move to remote instruction

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By Tribune-Review
1 Min Read Jan. 3, 2022 | 4 years Ago
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Pittsburgh Public Schools will be moving to remote instruction at 17 of its schools because of covid-related staffing shortages, the district announced Monday.

Eight school buildings will be closed Tuesday.

They include:

• Carrick High School

• Greenfield PreK-8

• Liberty PreK-5

• South Hills 6-8

• Whittier PreK-5

• Obama 6-12

• Sterrett 6-8

• Westinghouse 6-12

Nine school buildings will be closed for the remainder of the week and reopen on Monday, Jan. 10.

They include:

• Allegheny PreK-5

• Classical Academy 6-8

• Langley PreK-8

• Lincoln PreK-5

• Montessori PreK-5

• Perry High School

• Phillips PreK-5

• Morrow PreK-5

• Weil PreK-5

Instead of reporting to the listed school buildings, students will be using Microsoft Teams, and students will access their work in Schoology. The day will follow the regular bell schedule of each school. Grab and Go meal service will be available to students from 9 a.m. to noon in each school’s cafeteria.

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