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On today’s episode of The Confluence: Carol Kuniholm, chair of Fair Districts PA, explains why her organization and five others want to change procedural rules in the state legislature around how bills move through committees and get floor votes; and we speak to a University of Pittsburgh administrator about enrollment in higher education more than two years since pandemic-related closures.
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On today’s program: Education reporter Sarah Schneider explains the potential impacts of Pittsburgh Public Schools’ student enrollment declined this year, and some possible reasons why; and a discussion with two speakers of the city’s first “Eradicate Hate Global Summit,” which starts today.
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Imagine if companies knew the probability of turning someone into a customer – and keeping that customer.That’s exactly what Green Tree-based Othot thinks…
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A+ Schools' annual analysis of Pittsburgh Public Schools noted again a troubling academic disparity between the district's black and white students.“The…
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Today is the first day of kindergarten for many Pittsburgh area students. They will be welcomed this year by the “Ready Freddy” green frog mascot as part…
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Today is the first day of kindergarten for many Pittsburgh area students. They will be welcomed this year by the “Ready Freddy” green frog mascot as part…
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As a new academic year begins today for many universities, a lot of students are attending their first ever college classes.Various Pittsburgh…
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Enrollment at the Community College of Allegheny County is down 7.79 percent, but it might not be all bad.As of this week, 17,641 students were enrolled…