12 schools in the Pittsburgh Public School District go remote Monday due to COVID-19-related staffing shortages
Twelve schools in the Pittsburgh Public School District have moved to remote learning on Monday due to COVID-19 staffing shortages.
The district announced in a letter Sunday the following schools will be online:
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, and
Pittsburgh Whittier PreK-5
The district said the move to remote was caused by a staffing shortage due to several positive cases of COVID-19, COVID-19 related quarantines, and other staff-related absences.
The district said the day will follow the regular bell schedule of each school.
Grab and Go meal services will still be available to students from 9 a.m. to noon in each school's cafeteria.
The district said they plan to reopen on Tuesday and will continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on school communities.