
Keystone Crossroads Archive
Hite added that a return to in-person learning is not contingent on teachers getting vaccinated.
4 years ago
‘We knew it was inevitable’: Pa. child care centers wrestle with COVID surge
Providers are struggling as they navigate how to stay afloat financially while keeping the children they serve and their staffs safe.
4 years ago
Listen 3:36‘Pulling the floor out’: As pandemic unemployment expires, people downsize, go into debt
About 400,000 Pennsylvania residents are expected to lose Pandemic Unemployment Assistance when it sunsets the day after Christmas.
4 years ago
The COVID vaccine is here — what does that mean for Pa. schools?
Here’s what we know and don’t know about vaccine distribution and Pennsylvania’s schools.
4 years ago
Listen 3:39Pennsylvania casts 20 electoral college votes for Biden
Pennsylvania’s 20 electors have cast their votes for Joe Biden. This was expected — though some Republicans still want to circumvent the result.
4 years ago
‘The cutting edge of safety’: Philly area schools plan widespread coronavirus testing
The move comes as a surge of coronavirus cases have forced schools in the region to stay virtual or suspend in-person learning.
4 years ago
In anticipation, housing support groups are scrambling to set up new systems, including ways for people to stay safe outside in freezing conditions.
4 years ago
Listen 4:32Early data shows hopeful signs for pandemic learning in Philly, but huge questions remain
There are a lot of caveats, though. And it’s possible signs of regression will begin to show up later this year.
4 years ago
Tracing Montco’s decades-long shift from GOP stronghold to boon for Biden
Two big reasons stand out: Republicans lost many of their moderate voters here as the GOP crept rightward, and suburbs have further diversified.
4 years ago
New Pa. data shows how the pandemic gave a big boost to cyber charter schools
As expected, cyber charter schools saw a massive enrollment spike. But that wasn’t the only finding embedded in the new data.
4 years ago
The study found that housing prices in the Philadelphia metro are about 10% higher than what the long-term cost trends suggest they should be.
4 years ago
Pa. GOP leaders urge Congress to ‘object’ to Electoral College vote — Dems call it ‘desperation’
A group of Pa. Republican lawmakers are urging Congress to take an extreme, last-ditch, and likely ineffective step to overturn President-Elect Joe Biden’s victory.
4 years ago
Bucks County pilots a ‘humanity-based’ policing approach with social workers
Since George Floyd’s killing, many have proposed programs where social workers trained in crisis intervention operate alongside police officers.
4 years ago
Trump’s army of new Pa. voters could shape 2022 elections — if the GOP can keep them
While President-elect Joe Biden’s strength with urban and suburban voters ultimately won him Pa., Trump’s performance cannot be understated, far exceeding his 2016 totals.
4 years ago
Listen 4:58Philly-area school district’s commitment to in-person classes put to the test by COVID surge
Elsewhere in the region, with case counts surging, schools are going (or staying) all virtual. Quakertown is doing the opposite.
4 years ago
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