Betsy DeVos decries attacks on campus speech in Philly lecture
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos called out the nation’s universities on Monday in a talk about campus free speech
Making a chore educational: Grocery store experiment aims to inspire learning
If you’re grocery shopping in Philadelphia over the next year, you might run into a cherubic cartoon character named A.J.
Philly teachers’ union, City Council member criticize early dismissals
For the fourth time in the first seven days of the school year, Philadelphia public schools will close early Wednesday
With new proposal, trauma-informed care could become standard in Pa. schools
If a pair of powerful Pennsylvania state senators get their way, a burgeoning approach to managing student behavior could become a mandate.
After heat-shortened week, Philly to reconsider August school start
After a heat-shortened week, School District of Philadelphia Superintendent William Hite said the District will reconsider its decision to start
Wolf calls Wagner’s new education funding proposal ‘abracadabra math’
Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial candidate Scott Wagner has a plan to pump an additional $1 billion into public schools without raising taxes. He
Philly schools are opening earlier this year, and District officials want you to know it
Monday, Aug. 27. You’re going to hear that date a lot from Philadelphia officials over the next week and a
New Board of Education holds inaugural meeting, elects former SRC chair as its president
In its inaugural meeting, Philadelphia’s new Board of Education expressed fresh optimism and turned to a familiar face for leadership.
Wolf: Pa. education funding changes will ‘take time’
When Gov. Wolf announced last week that he’d support sending all of the state’s education money through its new funding formula,
Gov. Wolf calls for drastic school funding shake-up in surprise announcement
Gov. Wolf called for a major change to the way Pennsylvania funds schools on Friday, advocating for the state to
