Editing Braddock Hills, Pennsylvania (section)

==Education==
[[File:Hannastown School.jpg|thumb|Former school]]
The area along Brinton Road, Hannatown, had its own one-room schoolhouse, which eventually became a small brick elementary school known as Braddock Hills Elementary, on land donated by the Hanna family, that grew until 1966, when a court mandate combined the educational system of Braddock Hills with that of the neighboring borough of [[Swissvale, Pennsylvania|Swissvale]]. Braddock Hills Elementary closed its doors in 1978.  It would soon be converted into a community center that would house the police department and a daycare center.  In 1981, the Swissvale Area School District combined, after court ordered desegregation, even further to form the [[Woodland Hills School District]] that serves Braddock Hills today.<ref name="official site"/>

The public high school for the borough is [[Woodland Hills High School]]. The [[Community College of Allegheny County]]'s Braddock Hills Center is also located in the borough.