On a sunny afternoon beneath the City Hall tower and its crowning statue of William Penn, the sound of traffic

Gov. Wolf came to Philadelphia on Friday to announce that the state will invest $7.6 million toward a $15.6 million

Starting in September, teachers will not be able to suspend 1st and 2nd graders, except in instances when the child’s

On Tuesday, the Notebook is holding its annual fundraiser at 4:30 p.m. at the National Museum of American Jewish History

As City Council heard testimony Tuesday about Mayor Kenney’s proposal to generate nearly $800 million in additional funds over five years

Over the weekend, education advocates gathered to talk about solidarity in the School District. Two groups –Parents United for Public

Sixth-grader Samantha Sandhaus’ question was so innocent – simple and logical – that, for one brief moment, it silenced two seasoned, and

As their chartered coach bus rolled toward Washington, D.C., on Saturday morning, about 30 students from Science Leadership Academy at

Dymonique Hammond had something to say, but she wasn’t quite sure how to say it. On Wednesday morning, as thousands

The crowd spilled over the steps of District headquarters and out into the parking lots as Randi Weingarten, president of