Students, Tenants Co-Exist In City Charter School

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — It may sound like an unusual living arrangement; but high school students and tenants are both peacefully co-existing in their new downtown digs.
Students ready to start their school day in the new location for the City Charter High School make their way into 201 Stanwix Street through a private entrance. Read more »

City Charter High School and apartments happily share building Downtown

At 5:25 p.m. one recent evening, Tamara Crane walked into the lobby at 201 Stanwix St., Downtown, and punched the elevator button. She was on her way home to the 10th floor. On the other side of a glass partition, an elevator opened and a teacher got off, finally leaving City Charter High School for the day and exiting onto a plaza behind the building. Read more »

Eric Williams

County Coronor’s Office

Part of City High’s first graduating class, Eric is also one of the first high school students ever to be granted an internship at the Allegheny County Coroner’s Office. A prestigious achievement that took weeks of negotiations between City High faculty and county officials. Read more »

City High is moving

City High is moving to 201 Stanwix Street – the corner of Stanwix and Blvd. of the Allies. Read more »

Best in Class School Partnership

The Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel has named us as a fundraising recipient for this year’s “Best in Class School Partnership Program,” sponsored by Sage Hospitality. Read more »

City High among the best in America

US News and World Report ranks City High among the best in America. Read more »

Welcome back for the 2011-12 school year

Parent(s)/guardian(s), students and staff of City High: Read more »

Students go to Costa Rica

18 City High students embarked on a journey of personal, cultural and scientific discovery. Read more »

High School at Life Speed

Senior J.J. Lynn’s final video for his graduation project. Read more »

Good Morning America Visits City High

ABC’s Good Morning America profiled City High as part of their Education in America series. Read more »