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Education

Students at Mastery Charter School at John Wister Elementary. (Jessica Kourkounis/WHYY)
Schooled
K-12

No excuses: The story of Jovan Weaver and Wister Elementary School — part three

As principal, Jovan tries to find a balance between Mastery's “no excuses” culture and the “love and positivity” mission he envisions based on his own traumatic childhood.

Air Date: April 25, 2018

Listen 35:39
Students in Bahir Hayes' fifth-grade English class. (Jessica Kourkounis/WHYY)
Schooled
K-12

What we went through: The story of Jovan Weaver and Wister Elementary School — part four

Wister’s 5th grade students see themselves reflected in a faculty that has adopted a civil rights mission. And Jovan makes a major personal decision.

Air Date: April 25, 2018

Listen 38:30
Students at Parkway Center City Middle College talk about their experiences with gun violence during a student-led forum with City Council President Darrell Clarke and Councilwoman Cindy Bass.
NewsWorks Tonight
Philadelphia
Public Safety
Race & Ethnicity

Philly students host forum on gun violence

Parkway Center City High School students invite Philadelphia lawmakers to forum on gun violence and racial discrimination.

7 years ago

Listen 2:01
American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten, speaks at a news conference on American labor on Capitol Hill in Washington, Nov. 2017. (Andrew Harnik/AP)
NPR
Business
National

National teachers union cuts ties with Wells Fargo

The AFT, a 1.7 million-member national union, is dropping the bank as a recommended mortgage lender, to which it currently channels more than 20,000 AFT mortgages.

7 years ago

Former U.S. Education Secretary John B. King Jr. (left) holds a panel discussion about funding disparities in Delaware schools during a summit this week near Newark. (Cris Barrish/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight
Delaware
K-12

Critics of Delaware's school funding system call for overhaul

The ACLU suit says the system discriminates against students who are poor, disabled or learning English because it doesn’t provide the extra funding they need to succeed.

7 years ago

High school students lie down in the City Hall courtyard for a die-in, part of a national day of protest against gun violence on the 19th anniversary of the Columbine school shooting.
NewsWorks Tonight
Philadelphia
Public Safety

Trying to keep post-Parkland momentum, students again protest gun violence in Philly

For the second time in as many months, high school students around the country walked out of school to protest gun violence and call for more gun control.

7 years ago

Listen 1:57
Jovan Weaver speaking to a student at Wister Elementary on the first day of school in August 2016. (Jessica Kourkounis/WHYY)
Schooled
K-12
Pennsylvania

Schooled: Season Two Trailer

You Shouldn't Be Here: The story of Jovan Weaver and Wister Elementary

Air Date: April 20, 2018

Listen 1:30
DSU researchers Caio Azevedo, a junior from Brazil; May Hlaing, a doctoral student from Myanmar; Luil Menberu, a sophomore from Ethiopia; and Dr. Mohammad Khan will develop a chemical weapon sensing laser with grant funds from the Department of Defense. (Courtesy DSU)
Delaware

Delaware State researchers join fight against chemical weapons

The hunt for the next chemical weapon attack could start at a laboratory at Delaware State University in Dover.

7 years ago

A Penn State University student walks across campus
Higher Education
Pennsylvania

Pa. bill aims to make college debt more transparent

The bill would require all colleges and universities to send students annual notices on how much debt they're collecting.

7 years ago

Former Camden schools Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard at Camden High School. December 2, 2014 (Emma Lee/WHYY, file)
K-12
New Jersey

Some disappointed, others elated over Camden schools chief’s resignation

Paymon Rouhanifard was appointed to the post in 2013 by then Gov. Chris Christie.

7 years ago

Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul shares his insights on recent developments in the U.S.-Russia relationship during a talk at Arthur Lewis Auditorium, Robertson Hall on the Princeton University campus.

In Princeton talk, former ambassador to Russia urges ‘strategic patience’

Time of 'hot peace' is frightening, but not as scary as Cuban missile crisis of 1962, diplomat says.

7 years ago

(Photo via ShutterStock)

New test scores suggest little academic progress for Philly, region

Though recent state test scores paint a rosier picture, new results from a respected national test suggest Philadelphia students haven't made big strides.

7 years ago

Listen 1:13
Temple senior Sarah Levine, who struggled with food insecurity herself, is the student manager of the Cherry Pantry.
Higher Education
Homelessness
Income Inequality

Third of college students go hungry or lack housing, Temple researcher finds

A national survey of college students found 36 percent struggle to find enough to eat or have a safe place to live.

7 years ago

Samuel Gompers School in Philadelphia's Overbrook neighborhood was designated a community school in August. (Avi Wolfman-Arent/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight
K-12
Philadelphia

With broader initiative on hold, some Philly community schools press forward

Philly's community school initiative will be smaller and take longer to expand than initially projected. Still, the dozen schools already named are forging ahead.

7 years ago

Listen 2:00
Noel Rodriguez, former principal at Academy of Dover Charter School, has received prison time for embezzling more than $145,000 of federal funds meant for kids' education. (Academy of Dover Charter School)
Delaware
K-12

Former charter school principal gets prison for embezzlement

A former Dover charter school principal has been sentenced to 13 months in prison and ordered to pay more than $145,000 in restitution for embezzling federal education funds.

7 years ago

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