City Year, a service organization that puts young people into public schools to support teaching staff, has spent the last

Despite objections from several speakers at Thursday’s meeting, the Board of Education approved a $17 million contract with the Children’s

The education world has its eye on Los Angeles this week, where about 30,000 school staff members have gone on

The combined gym and auditorium at Andrew Jackson Elementary School quickly filled up Wednesday night with parents concerned about the

A new study indicates that principals switch schools or exit Philadelphia’s education system at high rates and that such mobility

On the second anniversary of the launch of PHLPre-K, the soda-tax funded initiative to provide free early education to children

The biggest story in Philadelphia public education in 2018 was the return of the School District to local control, and

National and local advocates and educators are reacting negatively to a federal report on school safety that proposes abandoning Obama-era

When Jerriel Hall was in the 8th grade, his English Language Arts teacher told him and some of his classmates

A couple years ago, Jean Rauscher was at a familiar crossroads. Her oldest child was about to start school, and