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Lower PSSA scores spur some Pa. school districts to call for less testing

Last month, the Pennsylvania Department of Education shared preliminary test data for its new, common core aligned tests – ...

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 In January of 2012, Courtney Thornton looks at her candle during a vigil outside the Chester Upland School District administration building in Chester, Pennsylvania. More than two decades after being declared financially distressed, the long-struggling district may not be able to open its doors this school year with a

Wolf warns Chester-Upland schools may not open without drastic interventions

Without immediate action, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said Tuesday the Chester Upland School District will not be in a financial position ...

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 Julian Bond, one of the founders of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and an American social activist, watches a presentation on overhead video screens at the 50th Anniversary Freedom Summer conference at Tougaloo College in Jackson, Mississippi in June 2014. Bond died, whose father was the first black president of Lincoln University, has died at 75. (AP file photo)

With ties to Lincoln University, civil rights activist Julian Bond recalled as personifying school’s legacy

Civil rights leader Julian Bond died Saturday  in Florida at age 75. Bond, the former chairman of the NAACP and first preside ...

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State Sen. Vincent Hughes of Philadelphia said poor results on recent tests make a clear argument for lawmakers to adopt Gov. Tom Wolf's proposal to increase state education funding. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo)

Top Pa. lawmaker says added rigor of state tests calls for spending increase

A top Pennsylvania Democrat is calling for substantial new investment in education in light of more rigorous state standardized tests. ...

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Number of Pa. students opting out of state tests rises dramatically in 2015

In a sign that the opt-out movement continues to grow, the number of elementary school students who refused to take Pennsylvania’s ...

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 Members of the School Reform Commission voted to cancel its contract with Philadelphia district teachers last year. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will decide whether that move was a legal one. (NewsWorks file photo)

Top Pa. court to decide if Philly SRC has power to cancel teachers contract

A battle between the Philadelphia School Reform Commission and the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers is heading toward  the state& ...

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 Penn State University President Eric Barron says the school's board of trustees was determined not o increase in-state tuition. (AP file photo)

Penn State holds the line on in-state tution, other state schools hike rates

College students will soon be returning to campuses across Pennsylvania, and tuition bills have already been sent out. Those bills will b ...

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 Temple University will present its Lew Klein Excellence in the Media Award to CNN's Wolf Blitzer. (AP file photo)

Wolf Blitzer to be honored at Temple

Temple University is presenting its Lew Klein Excellence in the Media Award to CNN’s Wolf Blitzer.The veteran anchor and reporter w ...

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 Among the high ranking administrators to leave the Philadelphia School District is Chief Financial Officer Matthew Stanski, left, shown here at a City Hall budget hearing with Superintendent William Hite and SRC Chair Marjorie Neff. (NewsWorks file photo)

Philly schools see big shakeup at the top, but principal turnover recedes

Winds of change have been blowing through the Philadelphia School District. Several top administrators have announced their depart ...

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Pa. school leaders brace for impact of state test declines on parents, students, teachers

Educators across the state are reeling now that they have learned how much scores have plummeted in their individual schools. Last ...

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Beyond burnout: One teacher’s trip back into the classroom

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 West Chester University professor Anita Foeman (top left) created the project, and student Daniel Schwartzman (standing second from left) is waiting for his DNA results. (Photo by Bob Laramie)

West Chester University DNA-testing project aims to open door to racial discussions

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 First lady Michelle Obama gestures to musical artist Wale, (right), as Manuel Contreras, (center), looks on, during an East Room event to welcome more than 130 college-bound students from across the county to participate in the 2015 Beating the Odds Summit at the White House in Washington, Thursday, July 23, 2015. The summit is part of the first lady's Reach Higher initiative. (Cliff Owen/AP Photo)

First lady praises two Philly high school grads for ‘beating the odds’

Two North Philadelphia students were invited to the White House this week, where First Lady Michelle Obama hosted 130 students nationwide ...

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 Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the credit of eight Pennsylvania school districts -- including Philadelphia -- since March, and it says the worst of those aren't likely to recover anytime soon. (AP file photo)

For some Pa. schools, fiscal hardship will drag on

Pennsylvania schools represent a growing chunk of the school districts with the most desperate finances in the country, according to one ...

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