Education

In March, Vivian Loh became the first girl ever to win the Pennsylvania MATHCOUNTS competition.

The SAT has undergone many, many changes over the years. Here’s a brief look at some of its redesigns.

Penn researchers found calls to police went down by “significant and substantive” margins after schools were shuttered.

Some parents are adamant the former priest shouldn’t be teaching in Cinnaminson. But others say he’s an excellent teacher who should not be defined by a mistake 30 years ago.

A lot has happened since a Philadelphia Inquirer investigation uncovered decades of abuse at Glen Mills Schools in Delaware County.

 A state House committee has moved a group of bills that would significantly change how Pennsylvania oversees its charter schools.

The Eastern Lancaster County school board voted 6-3 to put off the policy until the fall.

The state Department of Education essentially said contracted school security guards are not permitted to possess a firearm on the job.

In the United States last year, phishing victims lost more than $48 million. Microsoft says this is an increasingly common type of email scam.

With a focus on workforce development in manufacturing, students from local high schools were partnered with representatives from local manufacturers.

Lawmakers have a lot of questions about Gov. Phil Murphy’s free community college plan and they raised many of them at a budget hearing on higher education.

Students at the West Philadelphia campus will be able to grow flowers, fruits and vegetables from seed, as well as add to their skills and experiences.

The measure would increase funds for the Education Improvement Tax Credit by $100 million — nearly doubling the amount available.

The Council for the Advancement of Public Schools recognizes four unsung heroes serving in schools in Bucks and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania.

Recent student protests of professor Camille Paglia at University of the Arts reflect the larger debate about free speech on campus.