Pennsylvania’s Department of Education has launched a new online index that will aggregate statistics about public and charter schools for

Nearly three hours into a special meeting about a policy that would ask some staff at the Tamaqua Area School

The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court heard arguments Tuesday in a case that could set state precedent, holding school districts liable for

No one ever shows up at brunch and says, “Oh my gosh, I was so sober last night!” Risky behavior

A school district near Allentown recently, and rather quietly, became Pennsylvania’s first to pass a policy permitting teachers to carry

Editor’s Note: Due to a calculation error, the original version of this story said that science scores went up significantly.

When Philadelphia designated nine community schools in 2016, officials didn’t announce any numerical goals for the high-profile initiative funded by

After much delay and consternation, Pennsylvania will change its high school graduation requirements. But the change won’t be as drastic

Principals and school officials are partnering with LGBTQ community leaders to form a Philadelphia branch of the Gay, Lesbian and

Black men make up about 4 percent of Philadelphia’s public school teachers. The Fellowship: Black Male Educators for Social Justice is