If you’re looking for an education-related figure, number, data point, or variable, chances are the new Pennsylvania School Data Project has you

On Thursday, the Philadelphia School Reform Commission will vote on two resolutions. One (B-12) allocates $10 million for virtual classes and

A first-of-its-kind research partnership that could prove highly influential to Philadelphia’s public schools was announced Tuesday. The Philadelphia Education Research

by Benjamin Herold for Education Week As part of a potentially explosive lawsuit making its way through federal court, giant

Last year, the School District of Philadelphia revealed that its system for rating schools was faulty and suspended the use

Pennsylvania’s investigation of possible cheating on state tests in Philadelphia is entering its second year with no results announced and

In July 2010, when Saliyah Cruz was named principal of Communications Technology High, state test scores said the small citywide

How reliable are tests in measuring what really matters for 21st-century learning? And should high-stakes tests really be used as

The appointment of William Hite as our new superintendent has won praise from many in education circles. His performance in