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The Philadelphia School Board reviewed student engagement in arts and activities at Broad and Liberty schools, highlighting efforts to boost participation and enhance creative learning opportunities across the district.
NBC10 Philadelphia highlights strategies for parents to help kids avoid the “summertime slide.” Maintaining reading routines, engaging in educational activities, and limiting screen time are key to keeping learning on track during summer break.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia announced that “Money in Motion,” its interactive exhibit, is currently closed for updates. Visitors are advised to check for reopening details on the official website.
Penn GSE has launched the Algebra 1 Fellowship to enhance math instruction in Philadelphia schools. The initiative aims to support teachers with training and resources, improving student outcomes in foundational math skills.
After years of underfunding, Pennsylvania’s education system is seeing positive change as recent state investments increase resources and support, advocates say, marking a crucial step toward improved schools statewide.
The School District of Philadelphia has postponed its vote on extending the Keystone Opportunity Zone, citing the need for further review and community input. The delay raises questions about future economic incentives in the area.
The Philadelphia School District is reviewing safety and security protocols after the remains of Kada Scott were discovered behind a vacant district-owned property, prompting urgent calls for increased oversight and community safety measures.
A DOJ agreement exposes the School District of Philadelphia’s mishandling of asbestos, revealing significant safety violations and failures to protect students and staff from hazardous exposure, WHYY reports.
Philadelphia school district leaders are analyzing enrollment, performance, and budget data to identify schools for potential closure. The review aims to optimize resources amid declining student numbers.
In “Guest Commentary: Philadelphia’s Educational Double Standard,” The Philadelphia Citizen highlights disparities in school funding and resources, revealing how systemic inequities continue to impact student outcomes citywide.
Teaching in Philadelphia faces unprecedented challenges amid political turmoil, AI disruptions, and rising stress levels. Educators navigate an evolving landscape, making their roles more complex than ever before.
Tensions rise in Philadelphia as debates intensify over school curricula. Critics and educators clash on what teachers should teach, spotlighting broader conflicts over history, race, and education reform.
Remains discovered at an abandoned Philadelphia school have been confirmed as those of missing woman Kada Scott, authorities announced. The case deepens the ongoing investigation into her disappearance.
A suburban high school surged in the latest U.S. News rankings, joining Masterman among the nation’s top 25 schools. The boost highlights rising academic excellence in suburban districts.
Kada Scott’s body was discovered near a vacant school in Philadelphia, sources confirm. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death as the community grapples with the tragic news.
Philadelphia teachers have declared they are ready to strike if contract negotiations fail. The union cites concerns over pay, class sizes, and resources as key issues in ongoing talks with the school district.
Philadelphia is set to open its first new charter school in eight years, marking a significant shift in the city’s education landscape. The move aims to provide more options for families amid ongoing debates over school funding and quality.
Gov. Josh Shapiro, Mayor Cherelle Parker, and education leaders highlighted the vital role of vocational-technical centers in workforce development during a recent roundtable, CBS News reports.
Philadelphia schools are ‘inundated’ with teachers lacking full certification, raising concerns about educational quality and student outcomes, according to a report by Inquirer.com. Officials seek solutions to address the crisis.
Philadelphia schools face financial strain as delays in the state budget jeopardize funding. Educators warn that late payments disrupt operations, affecting classrooms and student resources across the district.