Woodland Hills School District

The Woodland Hills school board abruptly fired its superintendent Wednesday night. The board voted 8-1 to remove James Harris without cause. Board members did not say what prompted the termination. Several parents spoke in support of Harris and many noted their frustration that the public wasn’t given notice. Wednesday was also the last meeting for three outgoing board members. Harris was hired in 2018 and his last day will be December 17.

On today's program: We catch up with three Pittsburgh-area superintendents we spoke with in August about how their districts have managed the pandemic;…

On today's program: A conversation with Pittsburgh-area superintendents about the start of the new school year; some parents turn to small-learning groups…

The Woodland Hills School Board passed a plan to furlough up to 70 positions districtwide and approved a 3-percent property tax increase. The board…

The Woodland Hills School District is proposing a plan to furlough up to 70 positions and raise property taxes by 3 percent in the face of a $5 million…

Woodland Hills School District, which was accused of creating a culture of verbal abuse and excessive force that allowed resource officers to shock…

The Woodland Hills School Board on Thursday voted unanimously to renew two controversial security contracts.The public meeting was heated.The school…

Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale said he was "stunned" by results of his audit on the Woodland Hills School District. The report found that…

Since September, seven boys attending Woodland Hills School District schools have been shot; five of those students died. Earlier this month, the…

Five former Woodland Hills School District students filed a lawsuit Wednesday morning in the U.S. District Court alleging the district and administration…