Faced with the hospitalization of loved ones and uncertainty about their future, it’s not surprising that many students feel immense

Most Philadelphia teachers don’t think school buildings should open in September until the infrastructure exists to test, trace, and isolate

In Los Angeles, the plan is to offer summer courses to any student who wants to sign up. In Austin,

This is the first article from our May print edition, focused on educating in a pandemic.  As the nation’s coronavirus

When the coronavirus landed in Philly, we at Movement Alliance Project worried about the health and safety of our communities, especially around

Updated 5/21  Philadelphia School District officials, the teachers’ union president, and advocates implored City Council on Wednesday to do all

If Pennsylvania schools reopen their doors this fall, local health experts expect they’ll look quite different than they did before

Just over half of students in the School District of Philadelphia have participated so far in online learning, far less

When the College Board surveyed 18,000 Advanced Placement (AP) students in March asking whether they wanted to take AP exams

In order to provide further support for high school seniors in the age of COVID-19, the School District of Philadelphia has