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Send ideas   Support us With the mission to keep tabs on the state of education in the Pittsburgh region,  we are excited to soft launch of "By the Book: PGH K-12 Bulletins." In this new effort, education reporter TyLisa Johnson will keep you informed on significant reports, quick bulletin items and short excerpts from her interviews with experts and people who know what's happening in education locally. You may see some of these bulletin items developed into stories and projects. But since there are few things that are more important than educating our kids, and there is so much interest in local education coverage, we hope you will find value in it and help us make it dynamic, informative and engaging. Please send ideas to [email protected]. Trump politicized mail-in voting in 2020, but it came to PA with strong Republican support READ THE STORY Wolf has COVID-19, as Pennsylvania reports 220 new deaths, and Allegheny County’s new toll is 34 SEE THE LATEST 'By the Book' PGH K-12 Bulletins: One PA advocate on what PPS should fund instead of school police in 2021 budget READ THE BULLETIN After four years of restrictions and fear, international students seek stability from the new administration SEE THE LATEST This week, Report for America announced that PublicSource has been selected as one of their 2020 host newsrooms. Report for America is a national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities. This RFA corps member will cover issues related to race and justice in Pittsburgh. Report for America provides half of the salary of the chosen reporter, and PublicSource will be responsible for fundraising for the rest. If you’d like to help us get started early, you can click here to join the Pittsburgh community members supporting this important initiative. Journalists interested in this position can apply here by Jan. 31. I came to Pittsburgh for higher education in 2017. It’s time to undo the harm Trump’s policies brought to international students. READ THE STORY Resolved to change: Can Allegheny County behavioral crisis teams move fast enough to answer calls for reform? READ THE STORY Thank you to those who became supporters of PublicSource's journalism Dec. 1-7: Aaron, Alyia, Amy G., Amy M., Andrew, Ann, Anne, Barbara M., Barbara R., Baruch, Beth, Bonnie, Carolyn, Carrol, Cat, Catherine Ba., Catherine Br., Catherine C., Chris, Christopher, Chrystal, Claire, Colin, Connie, Daniel, David, Diane, Divyansh, Dolores, Elise, Emily, Erin, Felecia, Fritz, Goetz, Gloria, Hannah, Heather, Holly, Irene, Jack, James, Jamie, Jason, Jenna, Jo Anne, Joe, Johanna, John E., John L., John N., Jonathan, Jordan, Joshua, J.P., Judith, Kara, Kate, Katherine, Kristie, Lara, Laura B., Laura R., Lauren, Laurie, Liam, Lois, Luke, Lynda, Marco, Margaret, Marlene, Mary Anne, Matt F., Matt G., Matthew D., Megan, Melinda, Michelle, Nancy D., Nancy H., Nancy S., Naomi, Natalie, Natasha, Patricia, Paul, Priscilla, Rachel, Richard B., Richard W., Robert D., Robert F., Robert O., Roger, Ronnie, Sam, Samuel, Scott M., Scott S., Shannon, Sharon, Steven A., Steven H., Steven O., Sue, Susan A., Susan C., Susan E., Susan G., Susan Oe., Susan Or., Susan S., Ted, Therese, Vida, Zora, and 24 donors who chose to remain anonymous. Join them by giving today! Share Tweet View this email in your browser

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