After spending the past two weeks learning remotely, students at Pittsburgh’s Oliver Citywide Academy were scheduled to be back for in-person classes Monday. Students were sent home Sept. 29 after an attack on a teacher that was allegedly carried out by a 15-year-old student in an empty classroom. Pittsburgh Public
Pittsburgh’s Oliver Citywide Academy will roll out enhanced safety measures after a student assaulted a teacher at the school in September. The school will provide two-way radios for every classroom, introduce an additional security guard to the building, revise its enrollment process to review student documentation from previous settings, and
Remote instruction will continue at Pittsburgh Oliver Citywide Academy through Monday, Oct. 17, following an incident in which a staff member was assaulted in late September.
Action News Investigates learned the student charged with assaulting a teacher at Pittsburgh Oliver Citywide Academy has a history of violent behavior.