The Alliance for Philadelphia Public Schools (APPS) plans to pursue its challenge, in court if necessary,  of how the Board

Marciene Mattleman had a philosophy: If you care enough about something to complain about it, then you should care enough

A rally at Temple University for Black Lives Matter week drew more than 150 teachers, students, parents, and activists and called

This week is full of events about racism, gun violence and trauma, all organized by the Working Educators Caucus of

Ken Derstine, 70, a retired teacher and committed public school activist, died Saturday in Washington State, where he had gone

Educational Opportunities for Families is calling for a “more cohesive system” for Philadelphia’s school application process. The education advocacy nonprofit,

If Philadelphia immediately ended its 10-year property tax abatement, the School District would reap an extra $61 million annually, according

A new report by the Advancement Project and the Alliance for Educational Justice says that police should not be stationed in schools.

A new report from a coalition of student organizations documents school policing models around the country, examines the practice’s history, and

The Board of Education will hold its first public committee meeting Thursday, and the subject is school facilities. It’s been