Stefaine D’Amico says her oldest son Bobby was bullied relentlessly at the public and Catholic schools he’d attended. “The bullying

The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers announced Wednesday that one of its members has mesothelioma, a rare and aggressive form of

After a long community design process and a lot of help from outside funders, the wait is finally over: the

It’s the last day of school in Philadelphia.  Summer at the Hank Gathers Recreation Center has begun, the outside basketball

Jayuana Bullard sat upright on her bed — in a room wallpapered with lipstick imprints, in a house crumbling from

Joshua Martinez started selling drugs at 14. It was the summer before 8th grade, and the first lesson he learned

Amid a flurry of action before summer recess this year, state lawmakers created a new category of public school —

For the second time in as many summers, Pennsylvania will pitch in extra money to remove lead paint from Philadelphia

Did Philadelphia school officials try to hand over one of their neighborhood high schools to a charter operator? That’s one

Councilmember Helen Gym said that when City Council reconvenes this fall, reforming Philadelphia’s 10-year property tax abatement will be her