If there’s such a thing as teacher’s intuition, Keziah Ridgeway has it. Just before schools closed across the city, Ridgeway

While most parents across Pennsylvania prepared for the disruption of another week without school, Courtney Hock looked forward to getting

Philadelphia officials are revising their plans to distribute meals to children who are out of school during the coronavirus outbreak.

From big cities to little towns, many Pennsylvania school districts are trying to offer some form of virtual instruction while

The extraordinary decision to close schools statewide due to the coronavirus outbreak has prompted Pennsylvania to make another extraordinary decision:

To create an improvised meal-distribution program that would feed thousands of families across two-dozen sites, the Mastery Charter Schools network

At first glance, there is nothing “shadowy” about the rise of fundraising organizations tied to Philadelphia public schools. Often known

Philadelphia’s second-largest charter school has a large budget deficit, a CEO on leave, and some sort of problem related to

In the annual state budget address, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf hit many of the education talking points he’s covered in

In the week leading up to his annual budget address, Democratic Governor Tom Wolf is previewing some of the biggest