Pittsburgh Westinghouse is a public school located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and is part of the Pittsburgh School District. It has 1,580 students in grades 6-12. The school has an enrollment of 800 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 10:1, which translates to smaller class sizes and a more personalized approach to academics. Pittsburgh Westinghouse provides a combination of middle and high school academic opportunities including core coursework, career-focused learning opportunities, extracurricular activities and student support services to enhance academic readiness and graduation outcomes. The student body reflects the urban diversity of Pittsburgh with a high percentage of minority students and students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. About 3% of students are proficient in Mathematics and 19% are proficient in Reading. Offering a balanced mix of academics, leadership development, and innovation, the school has earned recognition as the best high school in Pennsylvania. Students also have the option to take standardized assessments such as the SAT, Keystone Exams and career readiness assessments depending on grade level. Overall, Pittsburgh Westinghouse provides a smaller learning environment, and a continued focus on improving student achievement and expanding educational opportunities.