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PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Pittsburgh Online Academy

 

Hours

8:00AM - 3:00PM

Address

93 S 10th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203

Phone

(412) 529-3510

 FAX  (412) 894-2500

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About Our School

Vision: 

Pittsburgh Online Academy's vision is to be a world-class online program that prioritizes the social, emotional, and academic well-being of all students while infusing the 21st century skills necessary for every student to be college, career, and life ready.

 

Mission: 

Our mission is to provide Pittsburgh Public Schools students in grades 4-12 with a tuition-free and technology-based program virtually. Academically rigorous courses are taught by certified teachers in a structured, yet flexible way that meets every student's individual needs.

 

Our Program:

Pittsburgh Online Academy students and parents participate in a comprehensive orientation that introduces families to our course ware systems, school policies and family expectations. We also provide students with state-of-the-art equipment to maximize their learning experience.

Our courseware systems provide interactive and engaging lessons to help students learn. Oddysseyware, our main courseware system, provides a user-friendly and succient lessons that guide students towards content mastery.

 

 

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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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