Education

Keystone Opportunity Zones power many of the city’s best-known development projects. Critics say they’re being exploited.

People who want to work at Philly public schools aren’t hearing back, despite an ongoing staff shortage for teachers.

An explainer on the antisemitic incidents, demonstrations, and calls for the president to resign.

To help alleviate the shortage of special educators, the U.S. Dept. of Education awarded a Del. State professor a grant to develop a special education certification.

District officials say they have reconfigured the ventilation system and air samples are not showing signs of the toxic substance.

The state-sponsored Inspire Scholarship and the Early College School that takes kids starting in middle school have brought more students to the Dover school.

The Democratic majority hopes to block the unusual — they say illegal — payout and bring calm to the Central Bucks School District.

In its announcement, the Education Department said five complaints involve alleged antisemitic harassment and two involve anti-Muslim harassment.

Marvin and Eva Schlanger contributed regularly to New Jersey’s flagship university. But concerns about the treatment of an Orthodox Jewish law school student raised concerns.

The Education Department has given itself the next year to reach millions of the system's most vulnerable borrowers.

The federal civil rights complaint alleges racial discrimination and anti-LGBTQ policies and practices in Pennridge schools.

The district has faced backlash this year after the board barred school staff from using students' chosen names and pronouns without parental permission.

If approved, Abram Lucabaugh could receive a proposed six-figure severance package.

The proposal would prohibit school districts from withdrawing a student from school until a parent has exhausted all options to prove their residency.

Wilmington teacher Melissa Tracy earns international recognition as the only American finalist in the Global Teacher Prize.