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Lilly, PA · Education
The Spun
Newswatch 16
Starting next school year, cell phones will be banned from classrooms after Gov. Shapiro signs bill
LehighValleyLive.com
WBNG
Shapiro signs bell-to-bell phone-free schools bill
FOX 43
PA schools to limit student cellphone use under new 2027 statewide law
tyroneeagleeyenews.com
New High School Reading Team Looking for Members
Tyrone Area High School will have a new club for students who enjoy reading. The High School Reading Team for students in grades 9-12 will debut this year, and they are looking for more competitors. “. — Adviser Gwen Miller. Joining the reading team is a fun way to discover new...
USA TODAY
US News ranks 11 Pittsburgh middle schools among best in Pennsylvania
How does your child's Pittsburgh middle school measure up to others throughout Pennsylvania? U.S. News and World Report recently ranked schools across the state, and 11 Pittsburgh-area middle schools made the top 100. Each year, U.S. News and World Report releases a ranking of middle schools by state. It examines numerous factors to determine the rankings, such as student performance, achievement and school effectiveness. Here's how middle schools in the Pittsburgh area scored. 11 Pittsburgh middle schools rank among best in Pennsylvania These Pittsburgh-area middle schools ranked among the top 100 middle schools in Pennsylvania, according to U.S. News and World Report: No. 10: Fort Couch Middle School No. 13: Dorseyville Middle School No. 16: Boyce Middle School No. 20: Pittsburgh Capa 6-12 No. 22: Jefferson Middle School No. 24: Mellon Middle School No. 38: Pittsburgh Colfax K-8 No. 47: Ingomar Middle School No. 74: Pittsburgh Science and Technology Academy 6-12 No. 79: North Hills Middle School No. 84: Pleasant Hills Middle School Top-ranked Pittsburgh charter middle schools These Pittsburgh-area charter middle schools ranked among the top 95 in the state: No. 18: Penn Hills CS of Entrepreneurship No. 22: Environmental CS at Frick Park No. 26: Young Scholars of
CBS News
Gov. Josh Shapiro signs bill banning cellphone use in schools in Pennsylvania