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Students at Oliver Citywide Academy in Pittsburgh will be relocated to four satellite locations within the Pittsburgh Public Schools district. Oliver, which was a full-time special education center for students in grades 3-12, has experienced several violent incidents, including two fatal shootings outside the school.

In January 2022, two suspects approached a school van at dismissal and opened fire, shooting a 15-year-old student twice. Then, in May of the same year, a 15-year-old student shot and killed another 15-year-old student near the front steps of the academy.

To ensure the safety and well-being of the students, the decision has been made to move them to separate classrooms in the Greenway building, the Perry facility, the Milliones building, and the King facility. The students will be removed from other students, but they will still have support staff and assistants with them in their new locations.

This move aims to provide a safer learning environment for the students while allowing them to continue their education within the Pittsburgh Public Schools system.

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