K-12

The fiasco that resulted in 1,000 students from two Philly high schools being out of class for three weeks exposed parents' anxieties about the safety of their schools.

“No outsiders should be allowed.” Some Catholic school parents freaked out when their school thought about taking in public school kids.

After parents rejected an early proposal, Philly officials have found semi-permanent homes for 1,000 high school students displaced by asbestos, construction delays.

Over 1,000 Philly students displaced by building, issues including exposed asbestos, could soon learn where they’ll attend school.

Both schools proposed as alternates for the 1,000 students being relocated by the School District of Philadelphia because of asbestos have also been found to contain asbestos.

New Jersey will begin borrowing $100 million to pay for lead remediation projects in schools across the state and require educational facilities test for lead contamination.

Students from Benjamin Franklin High School and Science Leadership Academy have already missed eight days due to construction delays and asbestos.

Members of Mighty Writers presented an original booklet containing student writings about how violence has affected them and their communities.

A Philly teacher reportedly has cancer caused by asbestos. But should we blame the school where the person taught? It’s hard to know.

The government said there would be no homework for students in grades one and two.

Robert Morris School in North Philadelphia has made notable academic progress. But, like the school district, it still has a long way to go.

Hite says steady progress and stability is the recipe for Philly schools. But is that type of change powerful enough for the long-struggling system?

Sleep experts say teens should start school later. New Jersey is seeking high schools to test it in real life.

A construction hiccup will push the open date back two days for students at Benjamin Franklin High School and Science Leadership Academy.

Because of a suit seeking to desegregate New Jersey schools, pollsters asked residents about school population diversity. Most said status quo is “fine.”