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

Two recent reports on the plight of more than 3,700 children and youth living in residential facilities across Pennsylvania should

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

Jack Silva didn’t know anything about how children learn to read. What he did know was that a lot of

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

Pennsylvania released a list of 289 struggling schools Thursday that will have to develop “improvement plans” with the direction of

Studies indicate that when black students are taught by black teachers, it can have a profound effect on their lives.

An education nonprofit has launched a website to help recruit teachers — and retain them — in Philadelphia. To help

After a pair of state investigations, the Pennsylvania Bureau of Special Education will send new guidelines to the school districts

Michelle Obama was set to appear at the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia on Thursday night for what’s billed