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**Introduction to Pine-Richland InternationalRooms** The Pine-Richland International Rooms will be functioning classrooms equipped with 21st Centurytechnology designed to reflect traditional cultures from around the world. The classrooms to be renovated are located in the Global Studies wing of Pine-Richland High School where students receive instruction in Social Studies and Foreign Languages. Cultures represented in the International Classrooms will reflect the cultural heritage of the Pine-Richland community and greater Pittsburgh area and be relevant to the Pine-Richland curriculum. The culture in each International Room will be represented by meaningful and authentic architectural and interior design elements. The intent of the room design is to teach about the culture with themes of architecture, history, heritage,language, family life, education, traditions, art, science, technology, and other non-political themes.

Renovations to the InternationalClassrooms are externally funded through grants, donations and corporatesponsors. The project is administered by the Pine-Richland International Rooms Committee with the support of the Pine-Richland School Board of Directors and the Pine-Richland High School Administration and governed by the policies and procedures set forth in the Policies & Procedures document as well as Pine-Richland School Board policies.

For questions or to get involved, please contact Matt Roberts ( mroberts@pinerichland.org ) or Lauren Super ( lsuper@pinerichland.org or 724-625-4444 x. 1553).