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How one student fought to go from drug dealer who dropped out to high school diploma.

The media giant gave out $1 million for digital literacy workshops in Philly last year.

Many of the 23,494 tips received online or by phone were related to bullying, self-harm, thoughts of suicide, or depression.

This week: nepotism at the Philadelphia Parking Authority, NJ's moves to protect student borrowers, and the #1 classic car collector in the world.

Teens Do Tech is a group of three teenagers from North Philadelphia who have decided to repair phones in school for almost no cost.

Through a Right-to-Know request, Keystone Crossroads obtained summaries of what schools across the state plan to purchase with an unprecedented level of state grant funding.

In what’s becoming a summer tradition, Pennsylvania will set aside money to remove lead paint from Philly schools.

What does it really mean to get a good education? What is educational success? The third season of WHYY’s Schooled podcast explores these questions and more.

Drexel University is building a public school on its campus border, much like the University of Pennsylvania did two decades ago. Will that accelerate gentrification?

It’s a tough question: Why do we look different? As one high school’s syllabus puts it, race is “both a biological myth and a social reality.”

The VOTA! project seeks to increase voter turnout for people of color so they can have their voices accounted for in political decisions directly impacting their communities.

At least five donors have stepped forward willing to satisfy the $22,000 in debt accrued by dozens of students whose parents did not give them money to pay for the meals.

Murphy administration also releases three reports into personnel controversies at the SDA under its former CEO Lizette Delgado Polanco

Did New Castle County's busing program ultimately achieve racial integration and help close the achievement gap for black students there?

Nine years after former Gov. Chris Christie limited how much New Jersey superintendents could be paid, his successor ends the restriction.