Schools relieved as Pa. budget poised to avoid education cuts, for now
It appears Pennsylvania’s public schools will get at least a one-year reprieve from any large-scale, state budget cuts. In a budget
Playbook for reopening schools: CHOP calls for face shields, staggered schedules, temp checks
If Pennsylvania schools reopen their doors this fall, local health experts expect they’ll look quite different than they did before
Lawsuit says Pa. is failing special needs kids during coronavirus school closures
A pair of Bucks County families have sued Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, Education Secretary Pedro Rivera and the Pa. Department
Just over half of Philly students participating in school online, early data says
Just over half of students in the School District of Philadelphia have participated so far in online learning, far less
‘Pushed into adulthood’: Philly podcast brings together HS seniors upended by shutdown
You can find Siani Ross’s personality in her prom dress — the one she likely won’t wear this spring. Ross,
Anatomy of a billion-dollar deficit
Last Wednesday, the School District of Philadelphia’s finance team hopped on a conference call to review a spreadsheet full of
The Diary of Ms. B.: Tears and triumphs inside a Philly teacher’s virtual classroom
WHYY and The Notebook will be periodically checking in with two teachers for the rest of the academic year to
Philly students will not be penalized for absences or missed work during virtual school
Public school students in Philadelphia will soon begin a more official version of online school — and the details of
Special education during coronavirus: What should parents tolerate, demand?
Maegen Wagner wants her daughter to learn in the same classroom as everyone else. It’s a simple goal that requires
Gimme structure: Why some Philly parents are eager for online learning to begin
Every night before bed, Andrea Clark and her husband have a little ritual where they recap all the things on
