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Education

 Ousted School Reform Commission Chairman Bill Green (right) stands beside Superintendent William Hite at a press conference calling for more school funding. (NewsWorks file photo)

Philadelphia mayoral candidates stand by Wolf’s SRC switch-up

As Bill Green vows to fight Gov. Tom Wolf’s decision to remove him as chair of the Philadelphia School Reform Commission, most&nbsp ...

10 years ago

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 School Reform Commission members Bill Green (right) and Marjorie Neff (left) join Superintendent William Hite during a 2014 press conference at the School Administration Building. (NewsWorks file photo)

As new SRC chair, Neff plans to continue teamwork

Gov. Tom Wolf called — and newly named Philadelphia School Reform Commission chair Marjorie Neff answered. Neff replaced for ...

10 years ago

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 Panelist Craig Smith of Year Up Philadelphia speaks while Marcus Allen, CEO of Big Brothers/Big Sisters Southeastern Pennsylvania, listens during a discussion on race relations at Peirce College. (Sara Hoover/for NewsWorks)

‘Fierce conversation’ on race relations launched at Philly’s Peirce College

Recent events in Ferguson, Missouri, have sparked a national dialogue about the relationship between law enforcement and African-American ...

10 years ago

Centre County's Jake Corman, the Pennsylvania Senate majority leader. (Kevin McCorry/WHYY)

New Pa. Senate majority leader Corman: Pension overhaul before any Wolf tax measures

On Tuesday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf will unveil a state budget proposal that will crystallize his plan for increasing education spendi ...

10 years ago

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 Sale of the West Philadelphia High School to a private developer closed this February. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Philadelphia district nets $42 million from selling former schools

 The George W. Childs Elementary School is one of 12 former schools the district has sold since 2013. Sales are pending for another ...

10 years ago

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To Tom Wolf: Childhood trauma is the elephant in the classroom

An open letter to Gov. Wolf and Education Secretary-designee Rivera regarding injured, marginalized children in Pennsylvania schools aff ...

10 years ago

 Kristina Rasmussen, vice president of Americans for Fair Treatment, and Nathan Bohlander and David Osborne, legal counsel for the Fairness Center, are suing the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers over a contract provision. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Conservative group sues Philly teachers union over ‘egregious’ contract provision

The Fairness Center, a conservative nonprofit with offices in King of Prussia and Harrisburg, has filed a lawsuit against the Philadelphi ...

10 years ago

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About 20 percent of students at Feltonville School of Arts and Sciences opted out of standardized testing. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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How to opt your child out of the PSSAs

You may have heard the buzz around the growing “opt out” movement in Philadelphia and throughout the nation. In just one city ...

10 years ago

 The SRC voted to unilaterally restructure teacher health benefits on October 6, 2014. The teachers' union challenged the decision in the Pa. Commonwealth Court, and won in January.  (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY, file)

District appeals to Pa. Supreme Court on teachers contract decision

The School Reform Commission is asking the state Supreme Court to reverse a lower court decision that the SRC lacks the authority to canc ...

10 years ago

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Adjuncts march on Temple campus to demand better pay, benefits and union

Temple University’s motto is “Perseverance Conquers,” and that’s exactly what adjunct faculty members are hoping ...

10 years ago

 SRC commissioners Sylvia Simms, Bill Green, and Philadelphia school superintendent William Hite hear speaker testimony during February's charter application vote. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philly schools revise cost of charter expansion after NewsWorks analysis

Fact checking by WHYY/NewsWorks found that this cost was actually overinflated by almost double. We went down the rabbit hole on t ...

10 years ago

 A preview of the 60-foot banner that adjuncts will carry during the Adjunct Day of Action march on Temple University's campus Monday. The banner is meant to  represent the 1,300 adjuncts who teach at Temple. (Image courtesy of American Federation of Teachers)

Adjunct faculty plan Temple march for better pay, job security

If you’re taking a college class, chances are your teacher is an adjunct professor. Adjuncts are the fastest growing group o ...

10 years ago

 Members of the School Reform Commission listen to testimony Wednesday from charter school applicants. Those who submitted the 34 proposals the SRC turned down have the option of appealing that decision to a state Charter Appeal Board. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Charter school providers turned down in Philly can make a case before state appeals board

Marc Mannella is a veteran of the Philadelphia education reform movement, but his education in the finer points of charter law may have o ...

10 years ago

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Gov. Wolf decries Philly’s charter school expansion

Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission has approved just five of 39 new charter school applications, but Gov. Tom Wolf and a teach ...

10 years ago

SRC Scorecard: Here’s how the commissioners voted

The School Reform Commission voted Wednesday night to approve five charters, with conditions: Independence Charter West, KIPP DuBois, MaS ...

10 years ago

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