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Al Madinah Learning Center in South Philadelphia is closed amid coronavirus shutdowns. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Kids
Pennsylvania

After mixed messages, Pa. and Philly agree to shutter day care centers for coronavirus

Parents and day care providers in Philadelphia described receiving mixed messages Monday on whether day care providers could remain open during the shutdown.

6 years ago

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Higher Education
Public Health
Technology

Online-only college classes pose some distinct challenges for instructors

Teachers around the country had a short window to move to a different way of presenting course material. Internet access is just part of the struggle.

6 years ago

Daaiyah Boone hands out bagged meals to students at Tilden Middle School during the coronavirus shutdown. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Food & Drink
K-12
Public Health

Where Philly kids can find free meals during coronavirus school closures

The School District of Philadelphia and many others are distributing free meals during the coronavirus outbreak. Learn more here.

6 years ago

Swarthmore College. (Swarthmore.edu)
Higher Education
Public Health

Opinion – Student: colleges should rethink abrupt shutdowns

Many low-income and international students are left stranded -- and perhaps less safe.

6 years ago

Students walking on a path on campus
Higher Education
International
Public Health

‘It’s a nightmare:’ International students forced to leave campus due to coronavirus

Many universities asked students to leave campus housing to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. But what if students can’t afford it?

6 years ago

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Friends’ Central School teacher and mother of two, Tiffany Borsch, creates routine at home amid school closures with daily chalkboard schedule. (Photo courtesy of Tiffany Borsch)
K-12
Pennsylvania
Public Health

How three Pennsylvania teachers tackle remote learning in the time of coronavirus

Three Pennsylvania teachers practice community care, gratitude and mindfulness in the wake of coronavirus-related school closures.

6 years ago

Philadelphia schools Superintendant William Hite (center) is joined by (from left) Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson and Mayor Jim Kenney during a press conference at Tilden Middle School, where hundreds of bagged meals were prepared for students on March 16, 2020. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads
K-12

Philly’s plan for displaced students falters due to push-back from rec center staff

According to the city, “unexpected staff shortages” prevented some of the 50 city rec centers from opening that had been planned as daytime activity hubs.

6 years ago

Tokyo is not buzzing with tourists, but commuters are still packing trains.
(Alesia Bani for Billy Penn)
Higher Education
Public Health
Billy Penn

Coronavirus empties Temple Japan as cherry blossoms bloom early

Some students are staying in Tokyo, since even Philly switched to remote learning.

6 years ago

The exterior of Philadelphia School District headquarters
K-12
Public Health

Schools across Pa. close due to coronavirus

Governor Wolf said that school districts will not be penalized if they cannot meet the state’s requirement to hold 180 instructional days this school year.

6 years ago

School District of Philadelphia headquarters
K-12
Philadelphia
Public Health

Philly closes 63 schools due to Montco coronavirus emergency, lack of staff

Anticipating mass absences from teachers who live in Montgomery County, Philly school officials made a sudden move to close 63 schools Thursday night.

6 years ago

Titus Elementary School in Warrington, Pa. and four other schools in central Bucks County, were shut down Friday, March 6, 2020, as a precaution against the spread of COVID-19. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
K-12
Public Health

Philly area school districts are closing to prepare for more coronavirus-related closures

Philly area districts are closing schools briefly to gear up for a scenario where schools are closed for a long time due to COVID-19.

6 years ago

The Galloway Township campus of Stockton University. (Anthony Smedile for WHYY)
New Jersey
Public Safety

Stockton University will pay $290K to settle lawsuits over sexual assaults on and off campus

The public university will pay $290K to women who said it failed to protect them from sexual violence and thoroughly investigate their claims.

6 years ago

Meredith Elementary School, located on 5th and Fitzwater streets in Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
K-12
Philadelphia

‘Friends’ of public education? Study examines ‘paradox’ behind Philly school fundraising groups

A new generation of fundraising groups has popped up in Philly’s gentrifying schools. A new study examines their impact.

6 years ago

Williamson Hall at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey. (Ximena Conde/WHYY)
Higher Education
Music
New Jersey

After legal setback, Westminster Choir College students and alumni say they’re not done fighting proposed campus move

Despite a legal blow in court this week, students of a N.J. choir college say they’re going to continue to fight its parent university’s plans to consolidate campuses.

6 years ago

Philadelphia's Central High School is visible, a red-brick building sitting on top of a green hill.
Philadelphia
Race & Ethnicity
The Philadelphia Tribune

Central student’s racist social media post roils Philly and suburbs

A social media post by a white student-athlete from Central High School that uses racial slurs to refer to a Black opponent sent tremors across the internet in Philadelphia.

6 years ago

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