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1. www.pghschools.org › contactContacting the District / Contact Us - Pittsburgh Public Schools

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   Mar 8, 2016 · View our School Directory listed by school for a phone number, address or Principal's name. If you and the Principal do not reach a solution, contact the Parent Hotline the Parent Hotline by phone 412-529-HELP (4357), email parenthotline@pghschools.org or by submitting a ticket above on Let's Talk .

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2. www.pghschools.org › Page › 4584Get Involved / Parent Hotline

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   If additional assistance is needed, parents and families can contact the Parent Hotline. You can reach the Parents Hotline by phone at (412) 529-HELP (4357) or by email at parenthotline@pghschools.org.

3. www.pghschools.org › customerserviceStaff / PPS Experience - Customer Service Standards

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   Jul 31, 2023 · We encourage all of our staff to adopt a customer service mindset because everyone (students, colleagues, families and community members) are all customers at PPS. Please use the following as a reference when supporting a customer in person, over the telephone or via email.

4. www.xfinity.com › support › contact-usXfinity Customer Service - Contact Us

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   Get online support for Xfinity products & services. Find help & support articles, chat online, or schedule a call with an agent.

5. www.discoverpps.org › pdf › locationPittsburgh Public Schools - Service Center Directory

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   All phone numbers are area code 412 unless otherwise noted.

6. www.telus.com › en › supportSupport & Help Centre | TELUS

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   Contact Us. Need help with any of your TELUS services? Sign in to the My TELUS app to get personalized support, interact with our chatbot for instant help and find self-serve options to pay bills, change plans, set up pre-authorized payments and more. Get the My TELUS app. Help with account and billing.

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   How do I contact PGH schools?

   • View our School Directory listed by school for a phone number, address or Principal's name. If you and the Principal do not reach a solution, contact the Parent Hotline the Parent Hotline by phone 412-529-HELP (4357), email parenthotline@pghschools.org or by submitting a ticket above on Let's Talk.

   Contacting the District / Contact Us - Pittsburgh Public Schools

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   How do I contact the Pittsburgh Public Schools 9 line?

   • Call the Pittsburgh Public Schools Nine Line at 412-529-6463 (NINE)! We care about your questions and concerns and want to provide assistance in the language that you prefer. Please leave your name, phone number, the name of your child, the school your child attends, and your question or comment.

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   What does the school district of Pittsburgh do?

   • As the authorizer or chartering district, the School District of Pittsburgh provides oversight and makes every attempt to ensure that the needs of all students are being met and that charter schools are living up to the terms and conditions of their charter agreements. More information about our Office of Charter Schools can be found here.

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Heatherdown_SchoolHeatherdown School - Wikipedia

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   Heatherdown School, formally called Heatherdown Preparatory School, was an independent preparatory school for boys, near Ascot, in the English county of Berkshire. Set in 30 acres (12 ha) of grounds, it typically taught between eighty and ninety boys between the ages of seven and thirteen and closed in 1982.