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The multi-million dollar, 77,000-square foot building at 23rd and West Cambria Streets will serve 500 pre-K through 5th grade students.

To help address student mental health challenges, The School District of Philadelphia has introduced a new online multi-platform tool called Kooth.

The report comes after the settlement of a lawsuit that accused the state of being complicit in the disparities experienced by low-income students and others.

A $26 million project aims to overcome educational gaps through a STEM program that will also address mental health services for the communities.

Former students and current hip-hop artists talked to teachers about the importance of African American studies.

This initiative comes in response to a growing recognition of the importance of addressing mental health issues, including grief, among students.

It’s not too late to apply for thousands of dollars in scholarships for K-8 education in Philly.

Supporters argued the current law held schools to rigid schedules that didn’t allow for flexibility to address student needs.

Democrats are pushing for billions of additional dollars for public schools, but Republicans are pressing to expand taxpayer funding for private schools.

The program at Milton Elementary in Sussex County aims to improve literacy and the connection between parents and students.

They each have their pros and cons, on issues ranging from resources to oversight. Three teachers share their stories.

The legislation was inspired by 17-year-old Paul St. Pierre of Maple Shade.

Keystone Opportunity Zones power many of the city’s best-known development projects. Critics say they’re being exploited.

People who want to work at Philly public schools aren’t hearing back, despite an ongoing staff shortage for teachers.

To help alleviate the shortage of special educators, the U.S. Dept. of Education awarded a Del. State professor a grant to develop a special education certification.