Schools
COVID-19 Forces A Dozen Pittsburgh Schools To Close
Learning will be virtual Monday for 12 Pittsburgh Public Schools because of staffing shortages.
PITTSBURGH, PA —Staffing shortages caused by COVID-19 cases and quarantines have forced a dozen Pittsburgh Public Schools to move to online instruction for Monday.
The affected schools:
- Pittsburgh Allegheny PreK-5
- Pittsburgh Carrick High School
- Pittsburgh Crescent Early Childhood Center
- Pittsburgh Greenfield PreK-8
- Pittsburgh Liberty PreK-5
- Pittsburgh Lincoln PreK-5
- Pittsburgh Montessori PreK-5
- Pittsburgh Morrow Prek-8
- Pittsburgh Perry High School
- Pittsburgh Phillips PreK-5
- Pittsburgh Weil PreK-5
- Pittsburgh Whittier PreK-5.
The schools are expected to reopen on Tuesday.
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