Pittsburgh Classical Academy Middle School
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Pittsburgh Classical Academy Middle School | |
Location | |
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1463 Chartiers Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15205 USA |
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Information | |
School district | Pittsburgh Public Schools |
Principal | Ms. Valerie Merlo |
Enrollment |
339 as of 1-May-2007[1] |
Type | Public |
Grades | 6–8 |
Motto | If you have a problem please tell an adult |
Mascot | Knight |
Color(s) | red, white/sliver, blue |
Representative | Floyd McCrea |
Pittsburgh Classical Academy (known as PCA) has an academic program that focuses on classical history. The PCA is located in the Greenway building with the Pittsburgh Gifted Center. Academic courses include Communications, Computers, Health, Library, Mathematics, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish. Interdisciplinary units are organized around ancient civilizations: Egyptians, Greeks and Romans in grade six, Middle Ages and Renaissance in grade seven and U.S. History in grade eight. The Academy's partnership with the Society for Contemporary Craft focuses on visual arts to enhance student learning. PCA is one of ten middle schools in the Pittsburgh Public Schools.
[edit] Organizations
- African American History Bowl
- Chess Club
- Debate Team
- National Junior Honor Society
- Think-a-Thon
- Cheerleading
- Yearbook
- band led by Mr. Harris
- strings led by Mr. Pollock
[edit] Athletics
- Boys and Girls Basketball
- Boys and Girls Softball
- Boys and Girls Soccer
- Swimming
- Wrestling
- Boys and Girls Volleyball
- Boys and Girls Cross Country
[edit] References
- ^ Pittsburgh Classical Academy Middle School Fact Sheet. PPS Web Site. Retrieved on 2007-05-12.