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Education

 Council President Darrell Clarke and Mayor-elect Jim Kenney convene at Duckrey Tanner School to share what they learned during a fact-finding trip to Cincinnati. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Mayor-elect Kenney pushes plan to create 25 community schools

In his first major policy announcement since winning election, Philadelphia Mayor-elect Jim Kenney formalized a campaign promise to creat ...

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 Rahmir Riggins gets a book as part of his six-month checkup at Karabots Pediatric Care Center in West Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Following doctor’s orders: Take a few books and read regularly

Pediatricians prescribe many things, but a prescription for books may surprise parents. Research shows many parents don’t re ...

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 Students participate in a world history class at Central High School. (NewsWorks file photo)

Research group calls for revisions to Pa. school quality index

Does Pennsylvania’s school rating system make the grade? In a recent ...

11 years ago

 The Philadelphia School Reform Commission hosted a marathon meeting Thursday night featuring a slate of nearly 70 public speakers. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Marathon SRC meeting revolves around charter conversion proposals, renewals

The Philadelphia School Reform Commission hosted a marathon meeting Thursday night featuring a slate of nearly 70 public speakers. The bu ...

11 years ago

 Spectators run from the Stade de France stadium Friday night after explosions were heard nearby. Several Millersville University students were in the crowd. (AP photo)

Millersville University student finishing studies in Paris despite attending fateful soccer match

Caitlyn Bordon, a senior at Millersville University, thought she was hearing firecrackers or distant thunder, but it would turn out to be ...

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Integration: What happens when magnet school suddenly drops admission criteria?

For many Philadelphia families, the city’s special admissions magnet schools are key resources that keep them from moving out of to ...

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Changes to Philly substitute teacher plan to be unveiled at SRC meeting

Philadelphia Schools Superintendent William Hite intends to present a new plan for covering teacher vacancies after months of dissatisfac ...

11 years ago

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 Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf says he would have liked to include a personal income tax hike and a tax on gas drillers in the budget deal, but those measures lack support in the Legislature. (AP file photo)

Labor union protests Pa. budget framework, calling for shale tax

Some of Gov. Tom Wolf’s friends in organized labor are making some noise about the lack of a Marcellus Shale drilling tax in the em ...

11 years ago

 Superintendent William Hite confers with SRC Chairman Marjorie Neff during a previous charter school hearing (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Field narrows as 14 charter hopefuls submit proposals to Philly SRC

Fourteen potential Philadelphia charter operators submitted applications for proposed new schools by the November 15 deadline.  That ...

11 years ago

 Pastor Scott Barkley, with the Bright Futures Learning Center in Harrisburg, sits with two of its 3-year-old students, Justice and Cortez, at the state Capitol. (Mary Wilson/WITF)

Pa. school officials lobby to keep taxing abilities

Without local revenue options, school districts could be left without the money they need. Tiny preschoolers and K-12 school stude ...

11 years ago

 A tentative agreement between Gov. Tom Wolf and leaders in the Republican-held House and Senate includes a $400 million increase for K-12 public education this year. (NewsWorks file photo)

Hashing out the nitty-gritty in the very tentative, detail-scarce Pa. budget framework

After a scare Tuesday, leaders in the Pennsylvania Capitol said that the framework of a state budget agreement is still intact. Th ...

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 Pennsylvania Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman says a tentative $30.26 billion budget pact calls for $2 billion in local property-tax relief. That would require hiking the state sales tax from 6 percent to 7.25 percent. (AP file photo)

Pa. budget framework supports major funding boost for public schools

Sources in the Pennsylvania Capitol say that the framework reached Monday for a state budget agreement includes a $400 million increase t ...

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 The Quakertown Community School District is among three in Bucks County to stock naloxone, an antidote for an opioid overdose, 'just in case.'

Bucks County high schools stocking heroin antidote

The war against heroin has enlisted new recruits. Three Bucks County school districts added naloxone (also known by the band-name Narcan) ...

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West Chester University seniors (from left) Arianna Sanchez, Alexa Stewart and Ashley Williams, swirl their saliva in collection tubes. The saliva is then mixed with a stablizing fluid and sent to the labs at Ancestry.com. (Emily Cohen/for NewsWorks)

Exploring genetic roots to help students understand race, themselves

What if you found out you weren’t really who you thought you were? A West Chester University project is using DNA to unearth ...

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 Philadelphia Judge Kevin Dougherty, one of the three Democrats who won seats on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, is all smiles on Election Day in Philadelphia.  (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

What does the changing Pa. Supreme Court mean for education funding, charter schools?

The results of Tuesday’s Pennsylvania Supreme Court election could have wide-ranging implications for a number of high-profile case ...

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