Educational Opportunities for Families is calling for a “more cohesive system” for Philadelphia’s school application process. The education advocacy nonprofit,

If Philadelphia immediately ended its 10-year property tax abatement, the School District would reap an extra $61 million annually, according

Nafis Johnson, 10, stood in front of his classmates and shouted: “Don’t push!” His classmates recited it back. “Don’t shove!”

Local LGBTQ advocates have been preparing for Transgender Awareness Week, which is today through Nov. 19. Advocates around the country will

The School District of Philadelphia released results last week from the 2018 PSSA and Keystone exams. Although there were improvements

With the midterms on Tuesday, we’ve devoted our weekly roundup to focus on education’s role in the election. Here are

More than 60 years after the Brown v. Board of Education ruling, an analysis of state data shows persistently stark

A school district near Allentown recently, and rather quietly, became Pennsylvania’s first to pass a policy permitting teachers to carry

A 9-year-old student in 3rd grade died Friday after collapsing in a hallway at Hartranft Elementary School, District officials have

The School District is beginning to develop its calendar for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 school years, and it wants feedback