In what proved to be a long, disjointed evening marred by technical difficulties, the Philadelphia Board of Education held an

After a series of impassioned protests on Sunday where Black teachers, students, and graduates called for an end to racism

Updated at 8:30 p.m. with a statement from Central President Tim McKenna. Central High students Youma Diabira and Mariame Sissoko

This statement as of Wednesday afternoon, July 8, had been signed by 57 current and former Central staff members. Black

Foreword:  On June 9, Central High School’s African American Student Union, Black Youth Coalition, and countless other Black students decided

Writers Matter is a program started in 2005 by Robert Vogel, then a La Salle education professor, in which teachers

We are your Black women educators and counselors, your go-to people when life feels hard. We are here to remind

Dozens of cities in the United States erupted last week as protesters reacted to the killing of George Floyd, an

UPDATED 6/2 with letter from Hite to staff and statement from Board of Education NEW UPDATE with comment from president

As school resumes this week after a distressing weekend when violence broke out in Philadelphia and elsewhere in response to