Pittsburgh Public Schools

Students at Pgh Linden K-5 discuss the value and importance of trying  something new.

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This week SLB talked to teens participating in the Urban Eco Stewards program about protecting the environment and the importance of the public parks.

Young teens reflect on leadership, baseball, poverty and their futures.

As the Super Bowl approaches, students at Pittsburgh Linden Academy discuss their love for Pittsburgh and the Steelers.

Students from Dillworth K-5 share some personal experiences, like learning how to do a back flip, struggling with a parents’ separation, and riding the Jackrabbit.

Ten students from Clariton Highschool wrote and recorded these personal narratives as part of HearMe.

The recordings were done in their classroom by their teacher, Andrea Johnson.

Their fun, their kooky, their the students at Pittsburgh Linden Academy and they’ve written and recorded these personal profiles as part of our after school radio workshops.

Following the resignation of PPS Superintendent Mark Roosevelt, students in the 9th grade at University Prep wrote letters to the editor regarding what they would like to see in a new superintendent.

Students from Gateway High School open up with some personal anecdotes.

Look for six new SLB StoryBoxes featuring the voices of sixty children expressing their hopes for 2011 at First Night Pittsburgh. Created in conjunction with The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and the Hear Me project, these StoryBoxes will be installed at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Arts Education Center, 805/807 Liberty Avenue, Downtown from New Year’s Eve through late January.