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Education

Philadelphia schools chief says district can’t cut anymore

The superintendent of Philadelphia schools is saying the district can’t cut anymore as he lobbies Pennsylvania state lawmakers for ...

11 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)

Philadelphia’s rejected charter schools beginning to resubmit applications

Philadelphia School Reform Commission already rejected 34 out of 39 charter school applications this year. But any rejected charte ...

11 years ago

 If Mayor Nutter and Governor Wolf's proposed education funding increases pass, this chart shows how the School District of Philadelphia would allocate the additional funds. Most would go to schools directly, where principals could decide how to spend it. (Image courtesy of the Philadelphia School District)

What would proposed budget increases buy Philadelphia Schools?

Four years after Pennsylvania state budget cuts reduced recurring funding for Philadelphia classrooms by $294 million dollars, Mayor Mich ...

11 years ago

 Students walk through campus at West Chester University in Pennsylvania (Sara Hoover/WHYY)

Pa. universities looking at rare tuition freeze if Wolf delivers funding boost

The universities that make up Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education serve 15,000 more students than they did 17 years ago ...

11 years ago

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 Students walk the halls at De Burgos Elementary School. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Citing trouble finding fill-ins, Philly schools seek to outsource substitute teachers

In what’s become a more common strategy for public schools all over our region, the Philadelphia School District wants to outsource ...

11 years ago

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Nutter’s team blasts mayoral candidates on education funding ideas, pushes property tax hike

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has made headlines recently for blasting the field of candidates running to take his job. Specif ...

11 years ago

File photo: Lower Merion High School (Image via Benofmerion/Wikimedia Commons)

Main Line district sits for PSSAs with 20x increase in opt-outs

Parents in some suburban Philadelphia school districts are opting out of standardized tests in previously unseen numbers. One test, the P ...

11 years ago

Rutgers begins offering summer courses at the Jersey Shore

Summer is approaching, which means sandy beaches, bathing suits and … textbooks. The Jersey Shore is set to be more than a vacation ...

11 years ago

David Hardy is chief executive officer of Boys Latin of Philadelphia. The charter high school is in its sixth year of operation. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

Beyond ‘failing schools’: The difficulty of fairly comparing public schools on uneven playing field

File this story under “wonky but important.” In an era where standardized test scores often determine a school’s ...

11 years ago

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 Graph: Projected impact of Keystone exams on Philadelphia graduation rates. (Rachel Feierman/WHYY)

Philly school district projects 22 percent graduation rate in 2017

In two years, Pennsylvania students will have to pass three standardized tests — the Keystone Exams — to graduate high school ...

11 years ago

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 Community College of Philadelphia will be tuition-free for more students starting this fall. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

CCP scholarship to make college free for some Philadelphia students

They say there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but the Community College of Philadelphia recently pledged to make its tuition free ...

11 years ago

 Students gather around the roulette table during the casino training program at Northampton Community College in Bethlehem, Pa. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)

Penn research highlights vital role of community college in serving minorities

Twenty-two percent of the country’s 1,100 community colleges serve mostly racial and ethnic minorities. Community colleges e ...

11 years ago

 Mayoral candidate Jim Kenney presents his school-funding plan with the help of longtime Philadelphia teacher and librarian Rachelle Nocito at Philadelphia Cathedral Early Learning Center in West Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Kenney touts Philly school-funding plan he says won’t raise taxes

The Philadelphia School District wants $100 million from the city to help address its financi ...

11 years ago

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Newly confirmed, U.S. Secretary of Defense, Dr. Ashton Carter, returns to his high school alma mater, Abington Senior High School, to kick off his

U.S. Defense chief visits Abington alma mater on tour to replenish Pentagon ranks

U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter spoke to students at Abington Senior High School about something now bedeviling the Pentagon: try ...

11 years ago

 School Reform Commission members Sylvia Simms and Bill Green confer during hearings on charters school applications. Gov. Tom Wolf has said he's liked to dissolve the SRC, but not immediately.(NewsWorks file photo)

Wolf has a vision for ending Philly’s SRC, not a blueprint

The Philadelphia School Reform Commission is here to stay, at least for a little while longer. Gov. Tom Wolf campaigned on the ide ...

11 years ago

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