Education

Delaware Secretary of Labor Dr. Patrice Gilliam-Johnson has decided to join Delaware State University as the Dean of Graduate, Adult, and Continuing Studies.

Pa.'s 20-year-old charter law has been criticized by every side of the political aisle. A new report from Public Citizens for Children and Youth offers ideas for change.

A three-part series on Pa.'s Lakeside School and innovative approaches to trauma-informed education.

"Grab and go" meals and alternatives to eating in the cafeteria boost participation.

Six years after a man was gunned down on the playground at Alexander McClure Elementary School, an effort to adorn the building with colorful mosaics is underway.

Keystone Crossroads’ Kevin McCorry travelled throughout rural Pa. to learn about the students, educators and families that struggle to provide a promising education.

The program will use state money to provide workforce training to 1,000 who already receive some form of government support.

Every year, thousands of Philadelphia families choose a traditional public school outside their neighborhood. So is that a good thing, a bad thing or something else?

The American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware recently intervened to have a school overturn the suspension of a 10th grade Muslim student.

A partnership between the Delaware Humanities Forum and the Welfare Foundation is bringing the history of Delaware State University to life.

A serendipitous meeting in 2013 on the Pacific island of Palau culminated in the recent burial of an airman who died during a World War II combat mission.

Philadelphia School District facilities workers have been on the job since Christmas to fix faulty heating units. It's a $70M problem.

Foreign language has been a staple of high school education for years, but in Delaware, more than 1,000 Delaware elementary students spend half their day learning in Chinese.

The School District of Philadelphia wants to know how you get your kids up and out in the morning.

Titusville’s story is echoed across many towns in Pennsylvania, where a solid middle-class workforce was once sustained by no more than a high school degree.