Education

Long before #MeToo, long before pound signs were even called hash tags, Anita Hill accused a powerful man of sexual harassment in plain view of the American public.

The number of Philadelphia kids sent to juvenile detention facilities has dropped, but advocates say the conditions inside those facilities remain poor.

If the last gubernatorial election is any indication, education will be a major topic in the upcoming race between two wealthy York County businessmen.

Suicide is the second leading cause of death for teenagers. And experts argue it's more than just an individual mental health issue. It's a public health issue.

A low unemployment rate means fewer people are applying for available openings.

A ballot question before Philadelphians on Tuesday mentions "local control" over city schools, but is actually about giving City Council more say in school board selection.

Can the long-struggling Philadelphia school system change how we measure success by focusing on meaningful work instead of test scores?

This graduation season, the podium is all hers.

The school district canceled the remainder of the boys' lacrosse season Friday after allegations that a white team member used a racial slur against a black female athlete.

At a Wednesday hearing, Council members pondered why they should approve a proposed property tax hike to help fund Philly schools.

The Federal Reserve Bank has developed a curriculum to teach children as young as 3 and 4 the basics of financial literacy.

A lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania’s education funding system inched forward Monday, delivering a incremental victory to the plaintiffs ...

Widespread concerns about the inability of many people in France to tell a real news story from a fake one have led this French journalist to visit 81 schools since 2016.

An hour's drive from Churchill Downs, students and staff at Midway University may not find time to watch, because they're taking care of their own horses.