Pennsylvania Education

The university’s School of Biomedical Engineering officials say that the new academic program offers more workforce training for the growing cell and gene therapy industry.

Feeding Philly is going into its second year of helping North Philly teens and families fight food insecurity.

The program aims to help combat a bus driver shortage.

“We’re setting a new tone for our family to come in the future.” Bodine High School students examine what it’s like being first-generation college students.

The district says it’ll have a master plan for dealing with facilities completed by June of next year.

In Philadelphia, a city with one of the highest concentrations of Black residents in the U.S., the proportion of Black teachers has been sliding.

The Evil Owl, the Blurry Owl, the Owl on the Branch, and everything in between.

The Philadelphia native is earning her degree as part of the city’s re-engagement program.

Lucabaugh is now one of the highest-paid superintendents in Pennsylvania. The three Democratic board members say they were unaware of the contract until it was on the agenda.

West Chester Area School District is charged with educating Clock Tower’s students. The district fears it doesn’t have enough time to prepare.

Now that the deadline to appeal has passed, it is important schools turn their attention to “their primary and most important task — educating students,” said Cutler.

Democrats and Republicans agree that Pa.’s rules for cyber charter schools are outdated, but they differ on what changes to make.

The presence of school resource officers, sometimes called school police, comes with tradeoffs for Black students according to a new report.

Mapping last year’s partial survey lets you see where each school stands compared to the rest.

By pursuing funding equity in court, financially challenged Pennsylvania districts are following a well-traveled school reform path.