Avi Wolfman-Arent

Legislation is on the move in Harrisburg that could give parents more school choices and siphon millions from traditional public schools. ...

The number of Philadelphia kids sent to juvenile detention facilities has dropped, but advocates say the conditions inside those facilities remain poor.

If the last gubernatorial election is any indication, education will be a major topic in the upcoming race between two wealthy York County businessmen.

A ballot question before Philadelphians on Tuesday mentions "local control" over city schools, but is actually about giving City Council more say in school board selection.

At a Wednesday hearing, Council members pondered why they should approve a proposed property tax hike to help fund Philly schools.

The Federal Reserve Bank has developed a curriculum to teach children as young as 3 and 4 the basics of financial literacy.

A lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania’s education funding system inched forward Monday, delivering a incremental victory to the plaintiffs ...

Since Tuesday, activists have camped out in the offices of two deans they want fired.

College Signing Day turned North Philadelphia into West Hollywood, all in the service of spurring more Philly students to college.

Many districts monitor students to make sure they actually live within district boundaries and aren't using a fake address, but what does that monitoring actually entail?

When school districts remove students for residency fraud, they say they're enforcing rules and protecting taxpayers. Others see a system that targets the poor and minorities.

Hundreds lined up Monday outside the Philadelphia Parking Authority's violations office hoping to have old tickets expunged.