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Education
Delaware school in Brown v. Board of Education case to launch diversity and inclusion center
State leaders broke ground on the new Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity at the school that became part of the landmark 1954 ruling.
3 years ago
Where are the students? For a second straight year, school enrollment is dropping
The declines many school districts reported last year have continued, an NPR investigation finds. What educators don't know is where those students have gone.
3 years ago
Pennsylvania Senate aims to bar school COVID-19 vaccine rule
Neither the state nor any school district in Pennsylvania require the COVID-19 vaccination to attend school.
3 years ago
At Panther Valley Elementary in the heart of coal country, students struggle to learn in a leaky school building where needs run deep.
3 years ago
Listen 4:02For many of her students, this year is their first school experience
This year, Olga Rosario is focused on re-establishing classroom norms, routines, and expectations. It’s a challenge.
3 years ago
Child care staffing shortages across Pennsylvania persist, but solutions taking shape
Identifying individuals who may have been overlooked for child care jobs in the past is one of several ways providers are trying to solve unprecedented staffing shortages.
3 years ago
Temple tweeted ‘Temple’ — and now the mishap is pinned to the university’s account
“We could pretend to chalk it up to a strategy,” said a digital marketing coordinator, “but it really was just an accident.”
3 years ago
Parental involvement crucial for Philly’s early learners, advocates say
With remote learning, many parents took on the role of part-time teacher to their children.
3 years ago
Pennsylvania could get universal preschool. Here’s how
More than half of Pennsylvania 3- and 4-year-olds don’t have access to public preschool programs, even with slow, steady state funding increases over the past several years
3 years ago
Philly students can now identify as nonbinary in the school district system
Superintendent Hite said the change was a step towards becoming more “equitable and inclusive.”
3 years ago
Removals still happen and disparities based on race, gender, and disability status persist. Some advocates fear the pandemic could stall or reverse recent gains.
3 years ago
PAFA names its first Black president for a time of significant transition
Eric Pryor, current president of Harlem School of the Arts, will lead PAFA through the school’s transition from the COVID-19 pandemic.
3 years ago
N.J. students, activists demand action on legislation to confront ‘overpolicing’ in schools
Students and community organizers say there needs to be more transparency about the number of mental health professionals and police officers in schools.
3 years ago
Black parents say movement to ban critical race theory is ruining their children’s education
Some Black parents believe teaching the history of anti-Black racism would help children understand the harm behind it and where it originated.
3 years ago
Ex-Pa. Education official: Student achievement gap won’t be closed without funding changes
The state’s former deputy secretary of K-12 education took the stand in a long-awaited trial over Pennsylvania’s system for funding public education.
3 years ago