Harbin resides in Point Breeze with her husband and their two children. Harbin is the co-founder of the Education Rights Network, a member-driven organization that develops and strengthens a broad base of parent leaders to achieve student-centered, fully-resourced, equitable, and inclusive education, for children and youth, Pre-K to 21, in Pittsburgh. Harbin has been very active in the District from serving as a member and co-chair of the Pittsburgh Local Task Force on the Right to Education (LTF), a parent-led organization that works with the District and community agencies to improve services for students with disabilities, to volunteering on multiple district-wide advisory committees, including the Reimagining School Safety Committee, Imagine PPS, Community Schools Steering Committee, Parental Involvement Policy Committee, and Special Education Delivery Model Advisory Committee.

Please do not hesitate to contact us.Pam Harbin is the mother of one student in the Pittsburgh Public Schools and one graduate of PPS.

I look forward to developing meaningful partnerships with all stakeholders to best serve our community. Our goal at Westside K-8 is for all staff, students, and visitors to show their P.R.I.D.E. Together, we can ensure every student succeeds! I firmly believe education is a collaborative effort, and I am excited to partner with you all to serve our students. I am deeply committed to fostering a safe, engaging learning environment, where every child can learn and thrive academically, emotionally, and socially. It is my pleasure to join this esteemed Warrior community and work alongside dedicated educators, passionate parents, and, of course, our amazing students!

I am thrilled to introduce myself as the new Principal of Westside K-8 School, and it is with great honor and enthusiasm that I step into this role. The meeting Zoom link and the online public comment form are available on the District website under News & Events (found.

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