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

School segregation is big business – and it’s been that way throughout American history, according to Cutting School: Privatization, Segregation, and

Philadelphia City Councilwoman Helen Gym has sent a letter to U.S. Sen. Bob Casey (D., Pa.), a member of the

When the School Reform Commission meets Monday for its monthly public strategy session, its goal will be to discuss the

The Philanthropy Roundtable, with the help of the Delaware Valley Grantmakers, sponsored a meeting of big donors in Philadelphia on

With their schools’ mandates to operate running out in just a matter of days, leaders of 10 charters are deep

Updated, 3 p.m. with quotes from Mark Gleason (PSP), Marc Mannella (KIPP Philadelphia), and Helen Gym (Parents United for Public Education)

Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Ronald Tomalis rejected on Monday all eight cyber charter school applications pending before the state Department

Dozens of former employees claim that K12 Inc, a for-profit education company, used dubious and sometimes fraudulent tactics to mask

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