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Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf provides educational services to deaf and hard of hearing students, and is located in Pittsburgh. It was founded in 1869 and also operates upper and lower schools. Its lower school offer classes from grades one through six and prepares students for the academic content base and learning skills. Its after school activities include sports, clubs, leadership and decision making skills and instills in them a healthy self-concept. Its preschool offers classes for 2-to 6-years-old children. The school has been providing early intervention services to deaf and hard of hearing infants, toddlers and families in western Pennsylvania for more than 25 years. It additionally provides computerized catalog to the students to learn to locate books, captioned films and CD-ROMs.

Woodland Hills School District in Pittsburgh celebrates the achievements of its students through the Student of the Month program. Winners from each classroom enjoy a pizza party with the principal, fostering a culture of recognition and excellence among students. Generated from their website's infomation

Edgewood Primary School provides educational services to students in kindergarten through grade three. It is administered by the Woodland Hills School District and is located in Edgewood, Pa. The school s academic curriculum includes mathematics, arts, English, library science, social studies and reading. It also offers a guidance and counseling program that includes individual and group counseling, classroom guidance, anger management and consultation with school personnel and parents. Additionally, it provides special education programs and transportation services. The school district serves more than 5,000 students and provides a range of education and extracurricular opportunities. It also operates various primary, intermediate, junior high and high schools.