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Welcome to the PPS Newsroom!The Office of Public Relations and Media Content coordinates news coverage for the Pittsburgh Public Schools and is responsible for handling official communications between the District and the news media by providing story ideas to media outlets and helping to arrange appropriate interviews.
The office is responsible for the following:
- Responding to media inquiries;
- News releases on district and school activities;
- News conferences and briefings;
- Radio and television broadcasts;
- Sharing of District news on the PPS website and through social media channels.
MEDIA CONTACTSEbony R. Pugh
Director, Public Relations and Media Content412-529-3616
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News Media Relations Guidelines
No. 1006 AR 1 of 1 News Media Relations Guidelines.pdf 300.14 KB (Last Modified on October 27, 2023)
District News
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News Release Superintendent Delivers Draft Facilities Utilization Plan to the Board
News Release Superintendent Delivers Draft Facilities Utilization Plan to the Board
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Pittsburgh Promise coaches to remain permanent fixture in city high schools after scholarship program ends
Pittsburgh Promise coaches to remain permanent fixture in ... Officials with The Pittsburgh Promise announced Tuesday that the organization's coaches will remain a permanent fixture in several Pittsburgh Public high schools even after its scholarship program ends in four years.
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Pittsburgh Public Schools to resume issuing citations for school bus violations after program pause
Pittsburgh Public Schools will resume issuing citations for illegal school bus passings after the ticketing program was paused for a few months as new state legislation was put into place.