There’s a lot of money at play in the Pittsburgh Public Schools board races this year, though reporting lapses make it difficult to be certain about just how much. But reports suggest that there have been notable investments by the city’s teachers union to protect the board majority, and a $25,0000 donation to a slate of candidates who could topple it a contribution that went unreported until after a filing deadline.
The political committee Black Women For A Better Education
formed last year in response to what it called the school district’s slow and inadequate move to remote learning.