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Suburban education reporter for @PittsburghPG. Previously at @TribLIVE and @TheSunNews. @Duqedu grad. Tips: 724-433-4806, mtomasic@post-gazette.com
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Woodland Hills names interim superintendent as monthslong saga over top leader continues Original

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By Megan Tomasic Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
Woodland Hills School District leaders on Wednesday hired an interim superintendent as the fate of its embattled top leader, who’s accused of gender discrimination, remains in limbo. Denise Sedlacek will temporarily lead the district in place of Superintendent Joe Maluchnik, who was placed on paid leave in November before being moved to unpaid leave in March.
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How a Duquesne-McKeesport school merger could help - or hurt - the cities and schools

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By Megan Tomasic Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
The Duquesne Education Center has long defied the fate of the 40-some dark and vacant churches that line the city's once-flourishing streets. In the otherwise struggling town of 5,200 people, 23% of whom live below the poverty line, the K-8 school bustles each fall with eager students and teachers.
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How a Duquesne-McKeesport school merger could help — or hurt — the cities and schools

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By Megan Tomasic Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
The Duquesne Education Center has long defied the fate of the 40-some dark and vacant churches that line the city’s once-flourishing streets. In the otherwise struggling town of 5,200 people, 23% of whom live below the poverty line, the K-8 school bustles each fall with eager students and teachers.
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