Education

“We don’t know how many more politicians and leaders have to tell Temple that they’ve made a mistake here,” a TUGSA leader said.

Advisors for the course say it allows for deeper discussions on the role of women in Black liberation movements, the influence of African American art, and more.

The district will review a total of 65 books for “inappropriate” and “sexualized content.” All of the books show up on a book reporting site used by Moms for Liberty.

The School District of Philadelphia is expanding its Safe Path program to 12 more schools in an effort to reduce fights and gun violence.

Advanced Placement African American Studies courses will be expanded to 26 schools in New Jersey next year.

The students are seeking better wages, claiming they can’t afford to eat on their current pay.

The open letter states that Central Bucks School Board is targeting its LGBTQ students.

"All Ewing public schools are closed today while we investigate an unconfirmed school threat," police said.

The 100-plus-year-old ban is rooted in anti-Catholic sentiment and was used to prevent a hijab-wearing teacher from working in Philadelphia in the 1990s.

The racist video showing teenage white girls in blackface was circulated on social media this week.

The university’s response has garnered widespread condemnation.

With shootings at recent highs in many American cities, some educators are reconsidering the role schools play in preventing and responding to neighborhood gun violence.

All school buildings will open with a two-hour delay “to ensure the safety of students and staff traveling to school,” School District of Philadelphia officials said.

Trauma that comes from directly or indirectly experiencing gun violence can have short- and long-term effects, especially among youth survivors.

As part of its book review process, the district is buying books so committees can read them and make recommendations.