Honoring William A.G. Fisher: A Legacy of Leadership as Allderdice's First Black Principal Passes Away at 100

William “Bill” Fisher, a distinguished alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh and groundbreaking educator, passed away on April 13 at the age of 100. As the first Black principal at the predominantly White Taylor Allderdice High School, Fisher reshaped countless lives through his dedication and compassion. His legacy thrives, notably influencing students to pursue leadership roles. Celebrated for his transformative impact, Fisher's commitment to education inspires future generations. He received numerous accolades, including the Distinguished Alumnus Award and is remembered for his unwavering support and vision in education.