Education

Educators, politicians, racial justice organizers, and clergy gathered Wednesday evening to call for a coordinated, citywide strategy to stop the violence.

Hispanic and AAPI enrollment is up.

A bill that would require schools to put curriculum online is moving in the Pa. legislature. Democrats fear it will lead to censorship of how race is taught.

Class is in session at Odessa High in Delaware, where schools are fully open after the previous two years were disrupted by the pandemic.

Over her 35-year career, the teacher of teachers helped shape education in Philadelphia and beyond.

The search to replace Hite started this week with 17 in-person and virtual listening sessions planned, along with a survey, to seek the public’s input.

Citing an issue with the vendor, N.J. officials have granted "limited and targeted flexibility" for COVID testing requirements for school district employees.

The decision comes after the National School Boards Association sent a letter to President Biden asking for federal assistance responding to threats against school officials.

Brandywine School District special education teacher Jahsha Tabron credits her success to collaboration and willingness to change.

New data shows the total enrollment at Pennsylvania’s 14 state-owned universities has declined to the lowest level in decades.

One month into the first school year at the new multi-million dollar Camden High “campus,” crowding, safety issues mix with nostalgia and enthusiasm for new opportunities.

Rep. Dwight Evans (PA-03) has a plan that would allow districts to qualify for tax credits when revamping buildings over 50 years old, with half of Philly schools eligible.

City Council will hold hearings on the search and hiring process for the School District of Philadelphia’s next superintendent.

‘We’re on our knees begging,’ says one school nurse

Test-to-stay policies could help keep students in in-person school. But amid a national shortage, rapid tests can be hard to come by, and the practice isn't common.