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PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Pittsburgh Arlington Pre K-8

 

 

Hours

8:20 AM - 3:05 PM

Address

800 Rectenwald St, Pittsburgh, PA 15210

Phone

(412) 529-4700

 FAX (412) 488-4709

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About Our School

Pittsburgh Arlington is a neighborhood school located in Pittsburgh's Arlington community. The school is located at 800 Rectenwald Street. The staff models specific skill sets, including work ethic and professionalism, oral and written communication skills, teamwork and collaboration, problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Students are encouraged to excel through incentives and recognition for citizenship, positivity project character traits, honor roll, and attendance Awards.. Pittsburgh Arlington PreK-8 faculty, staff, students, parents and community are committed to creating an atmosphere that respects the abilities and needs of all students. Our goal is to develop the foundation to enhance and ensure their success in school and later in society.

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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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