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In roughly a week, all educators who signed up for a vaccine will have received at least one dose.

“While we aren’t necessarily able to physically touch each other yet, the presence of another has truly just been phenomenal.”

Pennsylvania will dedicate the newly approved single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine to teachers and staff.

An immigrant rights group says Philly teachers and staff don’t know what to do should immigration enforcement ask for information on students. They’re trying to change that.

The deal, announced Monday, calls for pre-K through grade 2 students at about 50 elementary schools to attend classes in-person twice a week, if they choose.

For now, while virtual activities are inescapable, experts say there’s no need for concerned parents to panic as long as they keep a few things in mind.

A new report shows that since 1999, Camden teachers have gone from majority Black to majority White. WHYY explores the reasons for this trend.

In a disconnected world, principals find themselves fighting harder to keep their tenuous ties to families on the fringe.

The weeks-long conflict between the School District of Philadelphia and its teachers union is said to be nearing a conclusion.

Philadelphia Superintendent Dr. William Hite joins to discuss the plans to reopen Philadelphia public schools.

Breathing: it's something that most of us don't even think about, until we have trouble doing it.

A teenager pens an intergenerational drama about anti-Chinese racism, presented by Philadelphia Young Playwrights.

After the federal government said states have to give tests, Pa. said it will comply, but give districts the option to test students early next school year.

While the health implications of restarting classroom learning has been the subject of intense debate, the effectiveness of hybrid education has garnered less attention.

Observers blame aging buildings and a history of distrust.