Two years after Philadelphia officials pledged to crack down on lead in drinking water at school buildings, most city charter

Kathleen Connolly tries not to think about March 7, 2014. But when she does, her mind drifts to Torresdale Avenue.

About 300 high school students gathered on Monday afternoon to watch as their classmates faced off with the police. Teen

Following a string of crises, school leaders in Philadelphia unveiled a new, multimillion-dollar plan to address environmental safety hazards in

Gale Glenn is just one mother, but she says she speaks for 698 children. Glenn came to Mastery Frederick Douglass

It was a display of kindness that should have been heartwarming. Instead, Frederick Douglass Elementary School teacher Alison Marcus just

Shakeda Gaines met Councilmember-elect Kendra Brooks back in 2014 when they were both parent advocates fighting the spread of standardized tests. Fellow

As an unprecedented election night comes to a close, history has been made in Philadelphia: Voters took away a City

For the second time this school year, a community meeting to address asbestos exposure in a Philadelphia school devolved amid

In a conference room at Lewis Elkin Elementary School, principal Charlotte Maddox stood at a laptop, flipping through photos that