The Story of Pittsburgh 
Education 
PART TWO 
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{TTSBURGH contains so many educational institu- 
tions of importance that it is impossible to enumerate 
them all in one booklet. It has therefore been found 
necessary to issue Part Two on the subject of Education. 
Everything which may be taught in a great city may be 
studied and learned in Pittsburgh, from the fundamentals 
to the higher researches of education, including art, music, 
anguage and business in its various departments. 
Outside of Pittsburgh proper and within the limits of 
Allegheny County there are many municipalities which 
maintain grade and high schools of the very highest type, 
but it is impossible to enumerate all of these institutions, 
although they are strictly within the Pittsburgh community, 
and are supported by Pittsburghers to a very large extent— 
men and women whose business interests are located in the 
city proper, but who have made their homes in the outlying 
and suburban towns. 
In this booklet many of Pittsburgh’s educational insti- 
sutions are detailed, but there are many others, among 
which may be mentioned American Institute of Banking, 
Pittsburgh Chapter, Alexander Hamilton School, American 
School, Artists’ League, Artzberger Art School, Association 
Automotive Schools, Auto School, B’Nai Israel Hebrew 
Institute, Boyd Business College, Byron (Mary E.) School, 
Catholic Boys’ School, Christensen School of Music, Christian 
Brothers’ School, Community School, Comptometer School, 
Conley Business School, Convent of Mercy School, Curry 
College, Divine Providence Academy, East Liberty Business 
School, Flambard School of French, French Institute of 
Languages, Greer Business College, Hebrew Institute of