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Basic Map Sample (PDF) PITTSBURGH For more than 100 years, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has been an essential part of Pittsburgh’s cultural SYMPHONY landscape. The following maps are intended to serve as tools to display the PSO’s reach in the community. Each map symbol represents the various educational, youth group, faith-based, arts/cultural, and social/community ser- ORCHESTRA vices organizations that were reached through the PSO’s Education and Community Engagement Programs from 2008-2011. The type of each entity that was reached is indicated on each map’s key. The relationship depth of 600 Penn Avenue each touchpoint varies. Pittsburgh, PA 15222-3259 (800) 348-1253 www.pittsburghsymphony.org Creation of these maps is made possible by: For more information about these maps please contact: Heather Noonan, League of American Orchestras [email protected] 202.776.0215 PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Airport Area Homeschoolers Breymann Family (Euclid Ave) Breymann Homeschool Education Program Touchpoints Airport Area Homeschoolers Broad Street Elementary School (Timber Ln) Brookline Elementary Youth Groups Montessori Pre K Aliquippa Elementary School Brookline Regional Catholic Allegheny Elementary Elementary School AIU/DART Mt. Washington Children's Center Allison Park Elementary Brookline School Arsenal Pre K Mushroom Family Learning Center Altoona Area High School Bruno Family Beth Shalom Preschool Penn Hills YMCA Amy Hrivnak Buffalo Elementary Beulah Christian Preschool Perry Highway Lutheran Preschool Angel Family Burchfield Primary School Catholic Moms Group of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Attachment Parenting Angel's Place, Inc. (Fordham Ave) Butler Intermediate (Brittany Pl) Group Angel's Place, Inc. (Norwood Ave) Butler Junior High School Catholic Moms Group of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Momtourage Angel's Place, Inc. (Woodstock Ave) Butler Senior High (Dormont Ave) Point Park Children's School Aquinas Academy Calvary Early Learning Center The Children's Center of Pittsburgh Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Arlington Academy Campus School of Carlow University Children's Museum Preschool Preschool Arlington Elementary CAPA Collegiate YMCA/Duquesne University Riverview Childrens Center Arsenal Family and Children's Center Cardale Elementary School C. D. C. Shady Lane School Arsenal Head Start Carlow College Campus School Dilworth Head Start Smallworld Early Learning and Child Assumption School Carlynton Jr/Sr High School East Suburban YMCA/Little Learners Development Center Babilya, Rebecca Carmalt Academy of Science and Childcare Center St. Paul's Children's Ministries Baker Elementary School Technology Family Development Center St. Paul's Preschool Banksville Elementary Carmalt Elementary Preschool St. Phillip's Preschool Beaver Area High School Carnegie Elementary School Forest Hills Nursery School Teeter Totter Child Care Center Beaver Falls High School Carriage House Children's Center Grandma Mae's House Daycare Train Up a Child Daycare & Learning Beechwood Elementary School Carson Middle School Hampton Children's Center Preschool Center Ben Franklin Elementary School CCAC Boyce Campus Child Hip Mama Training Wheels (Bethel Park) Development Center Jewish Community Center of Greater UPMC Passavant Children's House Ben Franklin Elementary School Center Elementary School Pittsburgh Westminster Child Development (Indiana, PA) Center of Music and Arts Kingdom Kids Nursery School Center Bentworth Elementary School Central Academy La Escuelita Areoiris Westminster Nursery School and Berlin Brothers Valley Elementary Central Elementary Learning Tree Preschool Child Care School Central Elementary School Memorial Park Christian Preschool Bethel Park High School (Beaver Falls) Modern Moms Pittsburgh Schools/Homeschools Big Knob Elementary School Central Elementary School Moms Club of Gibsonia/Mars A Place to Grow Bishop Leonard (East Millsboro) (Gibsonia, PA) A.G. Montessori School Bon Air Elementary School Champion Christian School Moms Club Of Mt. Lebanon Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Bower Hill Elementary School Charleroi Area Elementary Center (Morrison Dr) ACAC Homeschool Group Bradford Woods Elementary School Charleroi High School Moms Club of Mt. Lebanon Adlai Stevenson Elementary School Brandl Family Chartiers (Parker Dr) Agora Cyber Charter School Schools/Homeschools, cont. East Allegheny High School Forest Grove Elementary School Heather Joseph East Liberty- Peabody High School Fort Pitt Elementary Heritage Elementary School Chartiers Valley High School East Pike Elementary School Foster Elementary School Hickory High School Chiodi Homeschool East Union Intermediate Center Fox Chapel High School Highcliff Elementary Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Economy Elementary School Franklin Elementary School Highland Middle School Academy (1st Street) Franklin Regional High School Hillcrest Christian Academy Christian Homeschool Mercer Co. Economy Elementary School Freedman Home School Hillel Academy Circle of Friends Learning Center (3rd Avenue) Freedom Area Middle School Hilltop Schoolhouse Cleveland Stewart Elementary Economy Elementary School Freeport Sr. High School His Kids Christian School Clevenger Homeschool (Brookside Rd) Fulton Academy of Science Hoffman Family Colfax Elementary Eden Hall Upper Elementary School Fulton Elementary School Holiday Park Elementary School Colfax Upper Elementary School Edgewood Primary School Garden Montessori School LLC Holy Child Catholic School Community Day School Edgeworth Elementary School Garrad Family Home School Concord Elementary School Edwards Family Gateway Senior High School Homeville Elementary School Conemaugh Township High School Eisenhower Elementary School Gazica Homeschool Homewood Early Learning Center Conneaut Lake High School (Indiana, PA) George Washington Elementary Hoover Elementary School Connellsville Sr. High School Eisenhower Elementary School School Hopewell Elementary School Connoquenessing Elementary School (Upper St. Clair) George Washington Intermediate Horace Mann Elementary School Conroy Early Childhood Center Elizabeth Forward School District Getty Homeschool Hosack Elementary School Conway Elementary Elroy & Moore Elementary School Giel Homeschool Howe Elementary School COTRAIC Head Start Elroy Avenue Elementary Gill Hall Elementary School Huston Middle School Cox Donahey Elementary School Emerson Elementary School Glusic Homeschool (Elizabeth, PA) Imagine Environmental Charter Crafton Elementary School Emert, Dennis Glusic Homeschool (Pittsburgh, PA) School at Frick Park Curtisville Primary Center Evangel Heights Christian Academy Grandview Elementary Independence Elementary Cyert Center for Early Education Evans City Elementary School Greenfield Elementary Ingomar Child Development Center Dassa McKinney Elementary School Evergreen Elementary Greensburg Central Catholic Ingomar Child Enrichment Center David E. Williams Middle School Fair, Karen Greensburg Head Start Ingomar Elementary School Dayton Elementary School Fairmont Elementary School Grove City High School Ingomar Middle School Deer Lakes High School (Brackenridge) H.O.P.E. Jefferson Elementary School Deer Lakes Middle School Fairmont Elementary School Haine Elementary School Jeffery Elementary School Dickson Intermediate School (Tarentum) Haine Middle School John F. Kennedy Catholic School Dilworth Traditional Academy Fairview Elementary School (Midland) Hampton High School John Morrow Elementary Diocese of Pittsburgh Fairview Elementary School Hance Elementary Johnston Elementary School Divine Mercy Academy (Pittsburgh) Hance, Richland and Wexford Jubilee Christian School Dolan Homeschool Faison Arts Academy Elementary Schools Kelly Elementary School Donaldson Elementary School Falk Laboratory School Harrison Middle School Kerr Elementary School Dormont Elementary School Fichter Homeschool Hartwood Elementary School Keystone Elementary School Dubois Area School District First Baptist Christian School Harvest Baptist Academy Keystone Oaks Middle School Dutch Ridge Elementary School First Bethel Kings School Kids Heart Of Mary Homeschool Kiski Area Elementary School Schools/Homeschools, cont. 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