Pennsylvania’s charter school debate attracts a lot of heated rhetoric. But this week, the conversation got some cold, hard numbers.

At the corner of 6th and Christian streets in Philadelphia’s Bella Vista neighborhood, the beeping of backhoes is almost like

When Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney goes before voters in Tuesday’s primary, he’ll point to his record on education as a

When Philadelphia closed about 30 schools earlier this decade, many people feared the closures would harm surrounding communities as much

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A new federal lawsuit alleges that Philadelphia’s largest charter company failed to properly investigate a sexual assault inside one of

The Community College of Philadelphia and its faculty union reached a tentative labor deal Wednesday night, potentially averting a strike

Research suggests that about half of the county’s children experience at least one traumatic event before the age of 17.

Protesters shut down tonight’s Philadelphia Board of Education meeting after board members voted 7-2 to make metal detectors and X-ray

When the Philadelphia School District closed more than 10 percent of its traditional public school buildings in 2012 and 2013,