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Pine-Richland
About Pine-Richland
Pine-Richland School District is a forward-thinking K-12 school district in northern Allegheny County that serves approximately 4,600 students. As a public school, it serves learners of various backgrounds and abilities. The district strives to prepare students for a 21st-century workforce with skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, communication, and collaboration. They also focus on building relationships and developing students not only intellectually but emotionally.
Stories about Pine-Richland
Kindness in Action celebrations are happening at the Children’s Museum, JCC South Hills and in local communities
Check out what’s happening with the #bethekindkid Kindness in Action campaign.
Girls of Steel team creates BuzzBand for children with autism
“I can honestly say a big part of my STEM journey is that it isn’t about being perfect.”
Meet this week’s Kidsburgh Kind Kid: Ella Boyers
Our latest Kidsburgh Kind Kid chose to make her neighborhood a more beautiful place. Here’s how.
Happy World Teachers’ Day to all of our region’s All-Star Teachers!
As the baseball season ends and UNESCO celebrates World Teachers’ Day, we give thanks to our region’s remarkable All-Star Teachers!
Pittsburgh teachers use technology to help kids learn in new ways
It brings excitement to kids wherever they happen to be working.
Kidsburgh Heroes shine during the pandemic, from a RipStik marathon to art commissions
Some of the best leaders to emerge during the global pandemic have been kids.
What’s new in Pittsburgh school districts this year? Check it out here.
New programming, new initiatives and brand spanking new buildings add up to an exciting school year.