This document outlines a 40 point plan from Westinghouse High School Alumni to save $100 million for the Pittsburgh Public Schools. Key points of the plan include cancelling contracts with external foundations; streamlining administrative roles; consolidating services with Allegheny County; inviting unions to negotiate concessions; merging underpopulated schools; raising class sizes; eliminating non-essential programs and consultants; and adopting longer-term budget and curriculum cycles. The plan aims to make cuts without tax increases while maintaining essential educational services.

1. Westinghouse High School Alumni 40 point plan $100 million saving Benefits to Pittsburgh Public Schools