Pennsylvania Education

A former school board member and his wife say that their 10-year-old son endured “horrific abuses” at the hands of instructors in an autistic support classroom.

The governor signed a bill Wednesday that was approved by the state legislature as part of the 2026-27 budget.

As Anjoli Santiago takes the helm of Philadelphia Arts in Education Partnership, the state has changed its arts funding priorities.

Union Community Care’s school-based community health center would be the first of its kind in Chester County.

The “bell-to-bell” bans face skepticism from students and parents. After going phone-free, early adopters say the difference is striking.

Nearly 80 barbers and stylists from five states volunteered their time at the annual event.

Kensington High School students will travel to a building 7 miles away on shuttle buses after an asbestos issue shuttered their school.

The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers says the district knew about the asbestos issue a month before telling students they’d need to relocate.

Last year, the School District of Philadelphia became the first in the country to be criminally charged over its management of asbestos.

The worldwide computer memory shortage is driving up the cost of laptops.

The “Find Your Fit” process allows students from pre-K through 11th grade the chance to attend schools outside of assigned neighborhoods.

Students in remote school districts like Otto-Eldred are using failing, outdated technology. In some cases, it's costing them their futures.

Bensalem Township School District’s summer lunch program inspired Centennial’s initiative.

Jameson took over as president as protests over the war in Gaza led to charges of antisemitism and threats to federal research dollars.

Parker did not immediately say where the money would come from, but she said her team worked to find a “predictable and recurring revenue source.”