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PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Pittsburgh Weil PreK-5

 

Hours

8:20 AM - 3:05 PM

Address

2250 Centre Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Phone

(412) 529-3840

 FAX   (412) 338-3848

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About Our School

  • Pittsburgh Weil PreK-5 is a school on the move! Pittsburgh Weil PreK-5 is a neighborhood school located in Pittsburgh's Hill District. Pittsburgh Weil provides standards-based and data-driven instruction, and learning is designed to meet students' individual needs. We offer a safe and welcoming atmosphere where respect and kindness flourish. Our small size provides a great environment where every child and family is known by name. Your child will receive the individual attention he/she deserves from a committed and energetic staff. In addition, our Pittsburgh Weil families receive support from our many community partnerships.

     

    At Weil, specific rituals and routines are followed throughout the school day. Academic safety nets, including: a 30 minute Reading Intervention period and Reading Horizons program.  We emphasize developing good study skills and habits. In addition to a strong core academic program, students at Weil have many opportunities to participate in extracurricular programs, enrichment activities, sports, and a variety of school sponsored events and assemblies. Some of the activities our students have participated in include Everybody Wins Book Club, instrumental music, D.A.R.E., Dancing Classrooms, Carnegie Library BLAST, after-school tutoring, and team sports like basketball. student achievement.

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PPS families april 2025

Ms. Reynolds-Hugley’s first class of first graders at Pittsburgh Lincoln included a quiet six-year-old who helped the class understand the short “u” sound. During the lesson, Ms. Reynolds-Hugley introduced the Tugging Tugboat card from the Open Court Reading curriculum. Terrence surprised her by asking, “Do you mean like Usher?”, and he began singing and spelling Usher’s name. The entire class joined in.

“I was amazed at how this shy student led such a lively moment. It is no surprise that Terrence grew up to become a DJ, showing his early love for music.”

Terrence and his classmates made Ms. Reynolds-Hugley’s first year of teaching memorable and fun. Despite the challenges of a first-year teacher, their kindness and enthusiasm showed her that teaching could be enjoyable, shaping the teacher she is today and reminding her of the importance of joy and connection in the classroom.

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