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A social distancing sign set up during the COVID-19 shutdown near food and school work distribution tables at Westwood K-5 in Pittsburgh. (Photo by Jay Manning/PublicSource)

Did vacancies in key administration positions at Pittsburgh Public Schools contribute to a slow district response to COVID-19?

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“We don't have enough people in the district to get it done,” said Maria Searcy, a parent and school advocate. Some key positions in the Pittsburgh Public Schools executive administration have been vacant since the fall, including chief technology officer and deputy superintendent.