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As Pittsburgh Public Schools contemplates the future of its system, including potential consolidations, we're sharing our third annual analysis of district salaries and an opportunity for you to share your questions and concerns about the district's possible changes and their impact on the community.

We also delve into the minds of local delegates at the Republican National Convention. Despite the assassination attempt in Butler, the persistent refrains of election denialism continue to underlie the proceedings.

Read more below. ⬇️

Our top story

Six-figure earners multiply at PPS, while Black employee paychecks lag behind

An annual analysis of salaries at Pittsburgh Public Schools shows trends in increased earnings, racial wage gaps and staffing issues.

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Form: What do you want the future of Pittsburgh Public Schools to look like?

WESA and PublicSource are collaborating on a project about how the public school system is being analyzed and restructured. This survey aims to gather community perspectives.

NOT TO MISS

Post-shooting, the Republican convention is about 2024, but 2020 and Jan. 6 are still on minds of Pittsburgh-area delegates

Tell us how you feel after the attempt to assassinate Trump in Southwestern Pa.

The YWCA Greater Pittsburgh Equity Awards seeks to honor leaders, especially women of color, who advocate for and advance the organization’s mission of eliminating racism and empowering women. Learn more and nominate a local leader now through July 31 at ywcapgh.org/equity-awards!

WANT MORE? WE’RE ON IT.

The county delayed its Climate Action Plan for another year. Some were already unhappy with the process.
Neighborhood advocates in Hazelwood are pushing ahead on a worker-owned co-op grocery store that could open in three years — if funding comes through.
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What you need to know about Project 2025

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Pittsburgh lacks affordable housing for everyone. Here are key resources for starting your search.

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