K-12

With kids’ classrooms replaced by the kitchen table or living room couch, many parents have been reluctantly drafted into a new role: teacher’s assistant.

Overnight, a Philly podcast about entrepreneurialism became a roundtable about the strangest senior year in recent memory.

The partnership with Uplift is due to concerns about the impact of isolation.

Graduation, special ed, summer school — and the all-too-familiar technology gap — are just a few challenges that remain unresolved.

Also Monday, Gov. Phil Murphy said residents passed an “important test” by complying with social distancing rules as parks reopened.

Unions are going to want a say in when it is safe to reopen schools and under what conditions. And Hite also speaks to the issue of grading.

The Philadelphia School Board renewed three charters, authorized classroom upgrades and moved to protect transgender students online.

The controversy has erupted on the eve of the Board of Education’s planned vote whether to approve the move.

Mayor Kenney will also present his revised budget proposal. Members of the public can register to speak at the virtual hearing.

The money helps centers continue to pay staff so they will be prepared to reopen. But it also pays for other needs, such as activity packets for children.

Lauren Ballester is among the thousands of Pa. teachers trying to figure out online education. Her first week was an adventure of emotions.

This week; Pennsylvania governor Wolf's timeline to open up the economy, Philly school's superintendent talks budget shortfalls, and how the Eagle's fared in the draft.

In a grim and eye-opening budget meeting, district officials laid out the math facing Philly schools as COVID-19 ravages the nation’s economy.

Mattie Davis has 23 first graders in her North Philadelphia classroom. And she’s committed to reaching them, if necessary, one mail slot at a time.

Officials say there’s no need to rush, and that students or their parents can pick up a Chromebook later this week or next.