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Alumni join the call to increase Black and Latinx enrollment and foster anti-racist culture at the selective high school.

Trump made the comments a day after launching an all-out effort pressing state and local officials to reopen the nation’s schools and colleges this fall.

Trump tweeted Monday: "SCHOOLS MUST OPEN IN THE FALL!!!" and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said "American education must be fully open and fully operational this fall!"

Unable to work in hospitals, these Philly area medical students decided to help the helpers by tutoring the children of frontline workers.

It's not that young adults aren't worried about the pandemic, psychologists say, but they are at far greater risk of dying by suicide. Finding ways to foster bonds is crucial.

The incident is under investigation by the District and the schools. Updated with a statement from Dr. Hite

This week; taking the police out of Philadelphia schools, what next school year might look like in Camden, and what will come of Phillies baseball?

The parade was one of several efforts to make up to the graduates some of what they’d lost when school stopped in mid-March because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Driven by social media posts detailing racism at elite schools in the Philly area, Black alumni say they want major changes.

The class of 2020 is bound for the history books. Here, we tell the stories of three students coming of age in a moment where the world feels both 'on hold' and 'on fire.’

This week’s high school graduations in the Philadelphia area feature student speeches grappling with an uncertain future.

As odd a time as it is to graduate school, it’s just as odd a time to retire from a career working in schools. Meet five people navigating those emotions.

For thousands of Philadelphia-area teenagers, the end of the school year brings extra relief: a break from balancing being both a student and an essential worker.

Grace Honeyman, a senior at Harriton High School, talks with her father about how she’s dealing with missing milestones due to coronavirus.

Philly once thought its public schools would face an immediate budget hole. But relief from Harrisburg has staved off the worse for now.