Pittsburgh Promise Goes for Broke
The Pittsburgh Promise program was launched to great fanfare in 2006 as the panacea for what ails City schools.
Christopher Wendt
September 28, 2012
The Pittsburgh Promise program was launched to great fanfare in 2006 as the panacea for what ails City schools.
According to published reports several anonymous foundations have decided to offer $200k over the next five years to the Pittsburgh Public Schools in order to
Now that the Promise program has had a couple of years of operational experience, they have seemingly encountered a problem. Perhaps they have made a
A+ Schools, a group ostensibly concerned with improving education in Pittsburgh public schools, is very disturbed by the high turnover rate of teachers in the
Staring at a nightmare of intertwined problems seemingly of Gordian Knot proportions, Pittsburgh’s Superintendent issued a plaintive call for help in the form of ideas
