Providence Heights Alpha School is a Catholic PreK-8 school in Allison Park that welcomes students of all faiths, including those with learning differences and ADD/ADHD. The school offers dedicated support programs designed to help students with learning differences succeed academically while maintaining rigorous instruction in core subjects. With an average class size of just 11 students and 60% of faculty holding advanced degrees, students receive personalized attention and instruction tailored to their learning needs.
The school combines traditional academics with innovative teaching methods, emphasizing strong preparation in science, math, computer technology, and the arts. Students benefit from a structured, supportive learning environment on a 40-acre North Hills campus. Extracurricular options include STEM Club, sports programs (basketball, soccer, volleyball, cross country, track), music and arts instruction, and clubs that foster academic and creative growth.
Founded in 1926, Providence Heights Alpha School charges $9,000 yearly tuition for grades K-8 (PreK $7,550), with discounts available for La Roche University employees. Admissions use a rolling process with no deadline. Families interested in learning more about the school's learning difference support and admissions should contact Admissions Director Anne Muth Orlando at (412) 366-4455 or visit alphaschool.org.