Parents decry earlier start times, citing health and academic performance. The district says it’s the way to ensure full in-person learning. by TyLisa C. Johnson, PublicSource Many Pittsburgh families were circling Aug. 25 on their calendars and stuffing backpacks, looking to soon regain a sense of normalcy. Pittsburgh Public Schools [PPS] would be back in … Continued
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