Thursday will mark the partial return of in-person Board of Education meetings in Philadelphia, as administrators and board members meet

Principals and aspiring principals from all across the city are spending their summers with one question in mind: How can

“Bryan, do you want to share with us how you solved this?” Bryan stood up and came to the front

The Board of Education unanimously decided Thursday to defer “indefinitely” a vote on an amendment allowing Laboratory Charter to consolidate

Research suggests that about half of the county’s children experience at least one traumatic event before the age of 17.

A lawsuit filed by a losing bidder over a one-year contract awarded to The New Teacher Project for coaching principals

For the ninth year in a row, the Barnes Foundation hosted the Summer Teacher Institute to help educators from Philadelphia

In a dispute over a lucrative contract for principal coaching, a bidder has accused the District of ignoring its procurement

Today may be the first day of summer, but nearly 1,000 District teachers are still hard at work in the

This year, as part of its commitment to early literacy, the District has retooled professional development for principals and teachers.