Education

“Cafeteria workers are just as important as the teachers,” said Local 54 member Ronnette Lark.

The University Senate — which represents faculty, students and alumni — drafted a resolution saying they have lost confidence in his leadership.

The city’s “brain drain” dilemma is now firmly in the past, per a new report from Campus Philly, which also shows strength STEM.

No completion date has been set for the mold remediation, said Superintendent Colleen Murray.

Dr. Clayton led Philly schools from 1982 until 1993. She was the city’s first Black superintendent and also the first woman in that role.

Called ALICE, the controversial training is being implemented because the old procedure didn’t include the option to evacuate, the district says.

Nearly 200 Latino students will take part in the summit that’s designed to build community among young people throughout Delaware.

More than 57% of Philly public school buildings lack adequate cooling systems. As climate change makes extreme heat more likely, students are bearing the consequences.

State Sens. Maria Collett and Nikil Saval introduced a bill to include Asian American and Pacific Islander curricula in Pennsylvania schools.

It took two court battles, including a Supreme Court case, to change the status quo at what was considered a bastion of academic excellence.

A heat wave at the start of the school year has educators scrambling to keep kids cool and safe.

Starting this month, the university will seek feedback from the community through listening and engagement sessions.

Early dismissals at 86 Philly schools — up from 74 earlier this week — will continue through Friday.

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Sheryl Oring’s typewriting performances have gained acclaim worldwide.