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- Pittsburgh Public Schools will switch to remote learning April 22–24, 2026, to preserve instructional continuity during the NFL Draft.
- The NFL Draft is expected to draw 500,000–700,000 visitors, prompting road closures and transportation challenges.
- District officials say remote learning ensures fair access for all students despite logistical hurdles.
- Kaya Lewis, a Pittsburgh Public Schools student, supports the move for its convenience.
- Sonja Smith, a parent, questions equity.
