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 Members of the Philadelphia School Reform Commission and Superintendent William Hite meet in May. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

SRC delays vote on $36 million contract for special-ed school

Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission Thursday postponed a vote on a $36 million contract for Catapult Learning, Inc. that would ...

8 years ago

 Bank executive and community leader Tony Allen has been named provost at Delaware State University. (Left: DSU. Right: WHYY File)
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Bank exec, civic leader Tony Allen named DSU provost

Tony Allen, a longtime banking executive and Wilmington civic leader, has been named provost at Delaware State University.

8 years ago

 Margie Castejon (far left) stands by a mural created by eighth-grade students at South Philadelphia's Kirkbride School.

Interpretations of American dream take form at South Philly school

Margie Castejon immigrated to the U.S. three years ago from San Pedro Sula, an industrial town in Honduras once labeled the most dangerou ...

8 years ago

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College Hall on the University of Pennsylvania campus. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Penn grad students battle administration, clock in effort to unionize

University of Pennsylvania graduate students are battling their administration — and perhaps the clock — in an attempt to unionize. ...

8 years ago

 Cheltenham schools superintendent Wagner Marseille speaks to community members at Cheltenham High School in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, after a disturbing cell phone video of a fight that left a teacher hospitalized went viral. (Branden Eastwood for NewsWorks)

Cheltenham schools to add security, staff after May brawl

One month after a student fight left 10 employees injured, led to four student arrests, and angered many residents, the Cheltenham School ...

8 years ago

 Philadelphia District Superintendent William Hite speaks about Project U-Turn's latest goals. (Avi Wolfman-Arent/WHYY)

Philly coalition sets new goals to boost graduation rates

More than a decade after it formed, a coalition of city agencies and nonprofits dedicated to improving high school graduation rates in Ph ...

8 years ago

 Barbara and Peirce Ellis recently took part in the five-week Engaging, Managing and Bonding through Race program in Philadelphia. (Anne Hoffman/ for NewsWorks)

Embracing new approach, African-American families help kids deal with racism

Among the difficult discussions parents have with their children, talking about racism and inequality in one of the toughest. A Ph ...

8 years ago

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Evelyn Piazza, seated with her husband James, and son Michael, speaks during an interview on Monday May 15, 2017, in New York. The Piazza's talked about Timothy Piazza, 19, a brother, son and Penn State sophomore who died in February after he was put through a hazing ritual at his fraternity house and forced to drink dangerous amounts of alcohol in a short amount of time. (Bebeto Matthews/AP Photo)

Preliminary trials to begin in Penn State hazing death

Hearings related to the hazing death of Penn State sophomore Timothy Piazza will begin Monday in Centre County Court. Piazza died ...

8 years ago

Pennsylvania Rep. Jordan Harris (left) says that, under the new law, if people with sealed records are asked about prior convictions, it will be as if the crime never happened. (WHYY file)

At Philly panel discussion, fiery calls to rally black support for charter growth

Pennsylvania state Reps. Jordan Harris and Joanna McClinton urged the black community to rally for expanded school choice and charter-fri ...

8 years ago

 An analysis by the Philadelphia Education Research Consortium tracked English learner students who entered kindergarten in Philadelphia public schools in 2008 and then followed them through third grade. (Wavebreak Media Ltd./Bigstock)

Report reveals eye-opening data on English learners in Philadelphia schools

New research offers rare insight into how quickly Philadelphia’s immigrant students learn English, revealing hopeful signs as well ...

8 years ago

The rapper Wale performs for college-bound seniors from Philly public school. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philly celebrates high school seniors heading to college [photos]

This fall, Monee Williams-Patrick will attend Lincoln University to study sociology and psychology. Mercedes Gross decided to atte ...

8 years ago

Fresh crayons and markers await students at SPIN-Parkwood preschool, which added two classes and 40 students because of Philadelphia's pre-K initiative. Jan. 4, 2017 (Emma Lee/WHYY)

As pre-K booms, study finds infant and toddler care less lucrative

Early education centers in Pennsylvania struggle to balance their books and provide high-quality care. And those that serve the youngest ...

8 years ago

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 Many colleges like TCNJ are expanding their campuses. (AP Photo/Mel Evans, file)
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New Jersey will soon have a shortage of college students

New Jersey will experience about a 20 percent decline in the number of high school graduates through 2030, according to a recent report, ...

8 years ago

 Evelyn Piazza, center, seated with her husband James, right, and son Michael, left, speaks during an interview on Monday May 15, 2017, in New York. The Piazza's talked about Timothy Piazza, 19, a brother, son and Penn State sophomore who died in February after he was put through a hazing ritual at his fraternity house and forced to drink dangerous amounts of alcohol in a short amount of time. (Bebeto Matthews/AP Photo)

Penn State making changes to Greek system after pledge death

Penn State is making changes to its Greek system, including taking control of the previously self-governing fraternities and sororities, ...

8 years ago

 Graduate students who work for the University of Pennsylvania are taking steps to unionize. (NewsWorks file photo)

Penn grad students move toward unionization

Graduate student working at the University of Pennsylvania moved toward forming a union Tuesday as they filed an election petition with t ...

8 years ago

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