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Pittsburgh Public Schools is set to introduce a comprehensive full-time emotional support and special education program aimed at students in kindergarten through second grade. This initiative is an expansion of the Pittsburgh Bridges Academy, formerly known as Oliver Citywide Academy. The program will officially commence this fall and will be based at Weil PreK-5 located in the Hill District.
This new program is designed to provide tailored support for students with special needs, ensuring they receive the necessary resources and assistance to thrive academically and emotionally. By focusing on the early educational stages, the program aims to foster a strong foundation for these students, helping them navigate their educational journey with confidence.
The establishment of this program reflects the district's commitment to inclusivity and the importance of addressing the diverse needs of its student population. With dedicated staff and specialized resources, Pittsburgh Public Schools is taking significant steps to enhance the educational experience for special education students in the community.
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