A glossy booklet with an intriguing title recently turned up in Patrick Engleman’s mailbox. "Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming,"

by Charlotte Pope Robin Bethune, a junior at Roxborough High School, is intrigued by forensics, and she is eager about

By Kofi Biney When you first walk into Universal Audenried Charter High School, you are greeted by banners displaying various

By Kofi Biney and Charlotte Pope It’s not every day that students get to create technology for a respected political

Francis Scott Key School 3rd graders (from left) Jennifer Manno, Davyna Chhea, and Avianna Kang display a prototype of their

Beeber Middle School and Boys’ Latin of Philadelphia Charter School will host the Cube Odyssey on May 7. The Cube

The School District of Philadelphia has received funding from the Math and Science Partnership to continue year two of its

Today my students will solve a problem. On the board will be the focus question from FOSS’s Magnetism and Electricity lesson 2.1:

A few weeks back I succumbed to the lure of Twitter and created an account for my 3rd grade students.

The District will find out soon if it can offer a new professional development opportunity to science, technology, engineering, and