Education

Gov. Tom Wolf’s plan to tackle college debt in this year’s budget hinges on a massive new scholarship program

Also planned is the district’s first-ever staff training dedicated to the procedure.

Students would be required to develop a plan for completing their studies that college officials would monitor

Moody’s Investors Service’s opinion underscores the continued challenges many districts face as a result of the state’s school funding policies

“Not only do we believe black teachers are important for black students, they are good for every student."

Board members, parents, teachers stress that the District must still regain trust.

Crews in the Scranton School District are conducting air quality tests and making emergency repairs Thursday.

As anxiety mounts over the condition of Philly schools, many teachers wonder if their buildings made them sick. Lynn Johnson is one of them.

The new coalition, called LEARN, is statewide, showing that charter reform is not just an "urban" issue.

For parents, child care is the top expense after the rent or mortgage, a report said. The Philly median: $10,920/year for full-time day care for an infant.

As one of Harrisburg’s most powerful lawmakers, Mike Turzai used his muscle to push major education initiatives.

A lawsuit filed this week asks for more oversight, more reporting, and more collaboration in the process.

New Jersey has some of the most segregated schools in the U.S. A landmark lawsuit is trying to change that and could bring major changes to education in the Garden State.

It’s been decades since a new traditional public school was built in Wilmington. The governor and mayor says it’s time that changed.

The proposal would close all Pa. cyber schools by 2021 and redirect students to district-run virtual programs. Some say it would restrict parent choice.