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Inequitable enrichment: How Black and low-income students are largely left out of Pittsburgh’s gifted program
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January 31, 2024
From left, Alina Weise and Cate Guilfoyle, both seniors at Allderdice High School, stand for a portrait in Weise’s backyard in Squirrel Hill on...
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