Quincey Reese

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News Reporter at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

reporter for @TribLIVE covering education, @PennTraffStar, Greensburg & Hempfield🗞/ PSU ‘23 💙 / relying on running and Jesus for sanity

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Local administrators give job interview practice to Pitt-Greensburg education students amid statewide teacher shortage

1 week ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

A smile still comes to Alex Murray’s face when he recalls the words his Beaver County high school art teacher told him two days out from summer vacation. Murray spent four weeks creating a face mask inspired by characters from book-turned-film “Pan’s Labyrinth” — a task his teacher once told him would be too difficult to complete as the school calendar drew to an end. “It took me forever,” said Murray, now a 25-year-old student at University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg.
Seton Hill students pitch business ideas, solutions in "Shark Tank"-style contest

2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

Seton Hill student Nora Ozimek knew in high school she wanted to pursue a career in science. But even Ozimek, a junior studying biology and chemistry, admits that reading through research papers and journal articles is not her favorite task.
Penn-Trafford student raises more than $18K for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

Penn-Trafford sophomore Abby Rayman and her team of fundraisers generated more than $18,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, exceeding the $10,000 goal she set in February. A national nonprofit with a branch in Pittsburgh’s South Side, the society supports advocacy, families facing cancer diagnoses and research for a cure. Its annual Student Visionaries of the Year program gives students across the country less than two months to fundraise for the cause.
Penn-Trafford junior named 'High School Sports Journalist of the Year' during Point Park's Myron Cope Awards

2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

Penn-Trafford High School student Annabelle Aquino grew up playing sports with her brothers, Joey and AJ, in the sprawling backyard of her family’s Harrison City home. “My mom always wanted us to go outside,” said Aquino, 17, a junior. “All my neighbors are guys, so we just played sports all the time.”Pairing her lifelong love of sports with her affinity for writing, Aquino joined in 2023 the staff of Penn-Trafford’s student newspaper, The Warrior, covering a handful of sporting events.
Former Indiana Township man who induced sexually explicit images from minor sentenced to 20 years

2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

A former Indiana Township resident was sentenced Wednesday to two decades in prison for receiving material depicting the sexual exploitation of a minor, according to federal prosecutors in Pittsburgh. Cam John Zmenkowski, 28, persuaded a minor to send him nude and sexually explicit images and videos from August to September of 2022, according to a press release from Justice Department’s Pittsburgh office. Law enforcement recovered the images and videos from Zmenkowski’s personal cell phone.
Are you smarter than a 6th grader? Western Pa. middle schoolers compete in Civics Bee

2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

Which unmet constitutional standard did James Madison and Thomas Jefferson cite in their arguments against establishing a national bank? If your answer to that query was not the “Necessary and Proper Clause,” you may not have performed well against the 18 middle school students who competed in the Civics Bee at Saint Vincent College’s Fred Rogers Center on Tuesday night.
Hempfield Area Competitive Cheer team reflects on national win in Orlando

2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

Hempfield Area Competitive Cheer coach Suzannah Mayer is still processing the teams’ win at the National High School Cheerleading Championship in Orlando, Fla. It was the team’s first championship victory since 2021, said Mayer, who has coached the team since its inception in 2013. “Over the last four years, it felt like it was never going to happen again, because every team we compete against is so excellent,” she said.
Penn-Trafford Drama Guild to perform ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ musical

3 weeks ago | mahoningmatters.com | Quincey Reese

Penn-Trafford High School's upcoming performance of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" has taken senior Isaiah Cordera back to his childhood. Having grown up watching the film, Cordera is excited to bring the character Charlie to the stage during the show's debut weekend, April 4 to 6. "It's a really fun musical and with it being a classic movie growing up, I hope (the audience) also tunes into those memories of when they first watched it or read it," he said.
'We're praying': Riders fear proposed Pittsburgh Regional Transit cuts

3 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese |Tawnya Panizzi

Monroeville resident Shane Beachy does not want to quit his job as a cook at Trafford restaurant Veronica’s On Cavitt. But, if Pittsburgh Regional Transit follows through on a proposal to eliminate service to the borough, Beachy, 49, may have no choice. The transit agency is weighing a 25-cent fare hike and widespread service cuts as it faces a $100 million 2026 budget deficit and what it called insufficient state funding.
Interest in online learning, cyber charters increase in wake of covid pandemic

3 weeks ago | triblive.com | Quincey Reese

As the covid-19 pandemic eased and Canon-McMillan School District reopened its doors in August 2021, elementary student Camille Postlewaite told her parents she did not want to return to in-person classes. “That was what she wanted to do, and we’re not big on, ‘Well, you’re going to do it this way,’ ” said Camille’s father, Derek, an online instructor at Keystone School with 13 years of remote teaching experience.

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Quincey Reese

Articles

Local administrators give job interview practice to Pitt-Greensburg education students amid statewide teacher shortage

Seton Hill students pitch business ideas, solutions in "Shark Tank"-style contest

Penn-Trafford student raises more than $18K for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

Penn-Trafford junior named 'High School Sports Journalist of the Year' during Point Park's Myron Cope Awards

Former Indiana Township man who induced sexually explicit images from minor sentenced to 20 years

Are you smarter than a 6th grader? Western Pa. middle schoolers compete in Civics Bee

Hempfield Area Competitive Cheer team reflects on national win in Orlando

Penn-Trafford Drama Guild to perform ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ musical

'We're praying': Riders fear proposed Pittsburgh Regional Transit cuts

Interest in online learning, cyber charters increase in wake of covid pandemic

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