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Higher Education
Race & Ethnicity

Study: Colleges that ditch the SAT and ACT can enhance diversity

Colleges that have gone "test optional" enroll — and graduate — a higher proportion of low-income and first generation-students.

7 years ago

Shippensburg University is one of the 14 schools that make up the troubled Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education system. (AP photo)
Higher Education
Pennsylvania

Report urges consolidation, other drastic measures to fix PASSHE

State System of Higher Education spokesman Kenn Marshall said they're committed to a redesign, but some of the drastic changes aren't feasible.

7 years ago

The Notebook

Lame duck SRC approves Franklin Towne’s third charter school and votes to close Eastern University Academy Charter

7 years ago

Aminata Sy reading to Dieynaba, an eighth-grader from Senegal who recently came to the U.S. (Photo courtesy of Aminata Sy)
Pennsylvania

African Community Learning Program founder semifinalist in Wharton startup challenge

Aminata Sy's after-school African Community Learning Program helps African immigrants adapt by teaching them about their own cultures - and empowering them along the way.

7 years ago

Philadelphia school board members (from left) Maria McColgan, Angela McIver, Wayne Walker, and Joyce Wilkerson, attend the first in a series of community meetings to introduce the public to the newly reconstituted board.
K-12
Philadelphia

New Philly school board members listen, but reveal little at first public appearance

Four of Philadelphia's nine new school board members appeared at their first public event Wednesday. Those hoping to learn more about their positions likely left disappointed.

7 years ago

An NPR/Ipsos poll shows strong support among Americans for improving teachers' pay and for their right to strike.
NPR

NPR/Ipsos poll: Most Americans support teachers’ right to strike

Just 1 in 4 Americans believe teachers in this country are paid fairly. Nearly 2/3 approve of national teachers' unions, and 3/4 agree teachers have the right to strike.

7 years ago

Radio Times
K-12
Pennsylvania

Schooled: Philadelphia’s Wister Elementary seeks solutions

Guests: Kevin McCorry, Jovan Weaver Across the country, public schools have struggled to meet the needs of childr ...

Air Date: April 26, 2018

Listen 49:45
Students walk past Samuel Paley Library on the Temple University campus, where a student died of a drug overdose on Dec. 1.
Delaware
Higher Education
Pennsylvania

Pa., Del. rely on tuition for 75 percent of public university funding

Twenty-eight states now depend more on tuition than state and local revenue to fund public universities.

7 years ago

Jovan Weaver, principal of Wister Elementary School. (Jessica Kourkounis/WHYY)
Schooled
K-12

You shouldn't be here: The story of Jovan Weaver and Wister Elementary School — part one

Principal Jovan Weaver knows well the trauma that many of his students experience. We hear his struggle to overcome a tumultuous childhood.

Air Date: April 25, 2018

Listen 37:45
Parents, neighbors and interested parties gathered at a Germantown community center in October 2015 to learn about a plan to convert John Wister Elementary into a charter school (Bastiaan Slabbers/WHYY)
Schooled
K-12

Battle lines: The story of Jovan Weaver and Wister Elementary School — part two

The debate that led to Wister’s conversion to a charter school raised questions of politics, access and influence. And it pitted Philadelphia neighbors against one another.

Air Date: April 25, 2018

Listen 36:21
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

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