K-12

Willingboro, which leads Burlington County in COVID-19 cases, is planning an all-virtual start to the school year. Parents and teachers have mixed reactions.

Under earlier rules, only children age 12 and above had to wear masks in public and in school when classes resume. Now kindergarteners and anyone older must wear one in public

The Catholic League joins Philadelphia’s Public League in opting out of the fall 2020 sports season.

More than 250 plans have been completed and approved, while 389 plans have been reviewed and returned for revisions, and 105 plans are still awaiting review.

Technical issues are occurring across the U.S., with the most reports on the East Coast, as well as in Europe.

A recommendation to abandon Native American iconography will go before the school board Monday. Resistance has been less vocal than in other districts.

Fall usually means the start of a new school year — but for millions of American kids, it marks the continuation of an extended limbo t ...

It takes years for science to migrate into real-life practice. Today, educators are trying to make real-time sense of a disease scientists are learning about on the fly.

How are kids being impacted by the pandemic? Our high school reporters produced short personal essays on ways that the pandemic has impacted each of their lives.

On Sept. 8, Philly restaurants can resume indoor dining at reduced capacity. And alcohol can only be served with meals at tables, so no indoor bar seating.

The 31 “Access Centers” are supposed to be safe, supervised space where students can complete their online assignments while parents are at work.

An investigation found that the School District of Philadelphia cut corners on a flagship construction project at one of its high schools.

Online learning feels safest, but it can also have drawbacks.

The state’s largest teachers union, the Pennsylvania State Education Association, urged schools to follow the guidelines but said they need more teeth.

WHYY youth interns Maizy Mennuti and Denzel Massaley interview students from Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey about their thoughts on virtual learning.