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PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Pittsburgh Roosevelt K-5

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Hours

8:40AM - 3:25PM

Address

17 W Cherryhill St, Pittsburgh, PA.

Phone

(412) 529-7781 

FAX   (412) 885-7784

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About Our School

Pittsburgh Roosevelt PreK-5 is a neighborhood school located in Pittsburgh's Carrick community. The staff at Pittsburgh Roosevelt is dedicated to prepare all learners to be well-educated individuals and empowered community members. Our Instructional Focus at Pittsburgh Roosevelt is reading comprehensive across all content areas.The instructional program is designed around the District's comprehensive curriculum, emphasizing the Pennsylvania learning standards in reading, math, science, social studies, art, music, and physical education. We are committed that all students will learn each day and in every classroom. The expectation at Pittsburgh Roosevelt is that all students can achieve. School policies, practices and curriculum are designed to sustain the academic rigor of the school and to ensure that all students are contributing members of the school community. Pittsburgh Roosevelt is a model of an exemplary school program that offers best practices and supports all students, regardless of ability, with the highest quality instruction and support in the least restrictive educational environment. At Pittsburgh Roosevelt PreK-5, students are encouraged to be a Roosevelt B.E.A.R.; students will always be safe, encourage others, demonstrate accountability for their own actions and words, and show respect.

At Pittsburgh Roosevelt, we offer two after school programs for students in grades one-five. The Elect Student Works Program provides academic and recreational activities Monday through Thursday, 3 hours per day, following school dismissal. This program is provided FREE to all eligible children. At Pittsburgh Roosevelt, we offer an extended day YMCA Program on site. It begins immediately at dismissal and runs until 6PM daily, Monday-Friday. This is a state licensed after-school program. Additionally, we participate in the Think-A-Thon; Stash the Trash Days, and the SECTUM contest each year.

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Week 10 Jerome Bettis Leadership Award Recipient : Pittsburgh Allderdice Lukas Steadv

Strong relationships are important for everyone, but especially for young people. Student athletes have a unique opportunity to offer mentoring support to their peers to help them learn and grow -- on and off the field! Pittsburgh Public Schools & Pittsburgh Allderdice recognizes the importance of relationships for our students and we're thrilled to announce that our very own Lukas Stead has been honored with the Jerome Bettis Leadership Award, presented by the Pittsburgh Steelers, The Mentoring Partnership, Giant Eagle and The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. This award recognizes high school football players from around the region who go above and beyond to be a leader in their community and offer support and encouragement to their teammates and peers. As part of this recognition, Lukas Stead will be honored in an on-field ceremony during an upcoming Steelers home game.

To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/JBLeadershipAward.

To learn more about the Jerome Bettis Leadership Award, visit bit.ly/JBLeadershipAward

Quote from Dan Rooney, Steelers Vice President of Business Development & Strategy “Football is more than a game – it’s a platform for building leadership and character that extends beyond the playing field. Jerome Bettis embodies what it means to be a leader on and off the field and the Steelers are honored to recognize young football players contributing to their communities with an award in his name. By doing so, we are highlighting the power of high school football to shape not only better athletes, but better people.”

Quote from Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh Steelers/ Pro Football Hall of Fame Running Back “I give back because of what I was given. As a young athlete, I benefited from mentorship both on and off the field. Throughout my career, I strived to be a positive influence on my teammates and in my community. I firmly believe sports—and athletes in particular—have the power to make a lasting impact on their schools and communities. That’s why I’m excited to have my name connected to this award recognizing the peer leadership of high school athletes in the Pittsburgh area

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