Reading Books in Pittsburgh Schools Embrace Realism
Pittsburgh elementary readers shift from idealized tales to diverse urban life with characters like Ted Nan and Lucy. The 80 series adopted in 1974 aims to lift city scores, boosted reading time by 60 percent in grades four to six, and includes a silent weekly reading period for all students and staff.
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Long-Remembered Spring Creek Lumber Mills Recited
Vivian L Bailey shares a letter from Ray Dingfelder of Erie recounting Spring Creek Township’s lumber history. He lists ten mills from 19th to early 20th century, family ties, and a giant six foot diameter tree, noting lifelong local memory and heritage.
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