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Education

 Students check in as they arrive at a new high school called The LINC, which stands for Learning in New Contexts in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Philly teachers told their union is still far from a deal

There was no strike on Labor Day. Less than 48 hours after the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers’ contract expired, union ...

12 years ago

 Henry O. Tanner's oil painting

Cash-strapped Philly school district considers selling prized art collection

Before Marilyn Krupnick was a science teacher at Northeast Philadelphia’s Wilson Middle School, she was a student there. When she s ...

12 years ago

 John L. Kinsey Elementary in North Philadelphia is one of 31 school properties that will be empty on the first day of school. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks, file)

Philadelphia trying to flip shuttered schools quickly

The city of Philadelphia and its cash-strapped school district are joining forces to sell some shuttered school buildings. The new partne ...

12 years ago

 Mustangs coach John Sullivan runs a summer practice at Dobbins-Randolph Vo-Tech High School. (Emma Lee/for WHYY)
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In Philly schools, can sports and arts be saved as an afterschool refuge?

Under a bright-blue North Philadelphia sky, Coach John Sullivan runs around a grassy field in gym shorts and a T-shirt, teaching the Dobb ...

12 years ago

Feds charge Pa. cyber-charter founder

PITTSBURGH  — The founder and former CEO of Pennsylvania’s largest cyber-charter school has been charged with siphoning more tha ...

12 years ago

 Students selected to work at Comcast through Cristo Rey High School.  (Meghan O'Neill/Courtesy of Cristo Rey High School)

Cristo Rey combines work, college prep and Catholic theology at Philly high school

About 250 freshman and sophomore students packed the basement of Logan’s Cristo Rey High School — screaming their hearts out over ...

12 years ago

Barack Obama

Pennsylvania public colleges react to Obama ‘value plan’

President Obama is on the road promising to reward colleges that keep costs down. As the president speaks in Scranton today, ...

12 years ago

Philadelphia

Philly teachers: We won’t stop until we get fair schools funding

More than 1,000 Philadelphia teachers, parents, students and supporters marched through a rainstorm in Center City Thursday to protest sc ...

12 years ago

Philadelphia

Teachers union ads diss Philly Mayor Nutter

The Philadelphia teachers’ union is taking a shot at Mayor Michael Nutter with a new ad campaign. The group’s TV, radi ...

12 years ago

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[Rebroadcast from June 14, 2013] Whether you’re a recent graduate just entering the workforce or you’ve been on a car ...

Air Date: August 19, 2013

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 Chris Lehmann, at right, the principal and founder of the Science Leadership Academy, is being honored with the  Harold W. McGraw Jr. education award. It's known in school circles as the Nobel Prize of the educational community. (NewsWorks file photo)

SRC suspends seniority rule for calling back Philly school employees

During a raucous meeting packed with angry teachers and activists, the Philadelphia School Reform Commission voted Thursday to deploy its ...

12 years ago

Philly schools will open on time Sept. 9—somehow

Some good news for parents of Philadelphia public-school children: Schools now seem set to open on schedule Sept. 9. And some gris ...

12 years ago

 Unite Here! Fast for Safe Schools on the steps of the Philadelphia School District building. (Charlie Kaier/WHYY)

Frustrated with Philly schools stalemate, parents join district workers in fast

Marches, rallies, bus trips to Harrisburg. Parents, students and staff haven’t kept quiet their concerns about the Philadelp ...

12 years ago

 Greenfield Elementary School is seen in Center City Philadelphia in this Google street-view image. (Google Maps - ©2013 Google)

Clarification on Philadelphia public school appeals for private funds

Some readers have said that a recent story about an elementary school principal asking parents f ...

12 years ago

 (AP photo/Matt Rourke, file)

As Philly schools await $50M, activists want more and principals meet [video]

As Mayor Nutter and City Council worked on plans to put $50 million in the School District’s coffers by the end of this week, a coa ...

12 years ago

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