Tour our facilities and meet our teachers. Get to know our school and our philosophy. Meet some families who already send their children here, and see if there’s a good fit for you. We look forward to meeting you on Tuesday, May 14, from 6:30-8:00 PM! If you have questions, or would like to arrange a different time to visit the school, please call 412-731-0122.
Come experience what it is like to struggle with dyslexia. The International Dyslexia Association and PNCS are excited to sponsor this event for the community. RSVP to the school office (412-731-0122) by March 12 if you are interested.
A beginning level 1 dyslexia training co-sponsored by the Learning Disabilities Association of America and PNCS, which includes four classes, will begin on Saturday, March 9. The series will be held at PNCS from 8am to 12:30pm for three Saturdays: March 9, March 23, and April 6. The final class will be Sunday, April 29 from 2 to 6pm. Cost for the full training is $250, normally priced at $2000. There are only a few places left, so call soon to reserve your place: 412-731-0122.
Join us on Friday, December 14 at 7:00 pm for our annual Christmas celebration, a mix of humorous and sacred entertainment put on by our students. This year we’re presenting the classic “Charlie Brown’s Christmas,” in addition to other musical and poetic offerings.
Get excited for our annual harvest festival! We’ve harvested our school garden, and are looking forward to sharing the produce! Join us on Saturday, November 3 at 5pm for a fun family event. Our students are working hard to prepare an evening of entertainment that is sure to make you laugh and get you in the fall spirit. Enjoy a meal of delicious food prepared by the students and faculty and then put on your dancing boots for some square dancing called by our principal, Mrs. Glenn! Invite your friends and family; we hope to see you there! The cost …
Dr. Collin Diedrich, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of Pittsburgh who spoke at PNCS last year, will give a presentation at the Carnegie Science Center on November 5. Here’s an excerpt from Carnegie Science Center’s event page: “Becoming a research scientist is fraught with difficulties and can feel impossible when you have learning disabilities. Dr. Collin Diedrich, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of Pittsburgh, has multiple learning disabilities and overcame many challenges to earn his PhD and become a scientist. On November 5, join Dr. Diedrich as he shares his journey, his love of research, and how we can …