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The University of Pennsylvania launches an AI training program for Philadelphia school district teachers, aiming to equip educators with cutting-edge skills to integrate artificial intelligence into the classroom.
A mother is urgently seeking answers after her daughter never arrived at school in Philadelphia. Authorities and the community are involved in the ongoing search and investigation. More details to follow on 6abc Philadelphia.
Philadelphia is preparing for school closings, relocations, and new buildings as part of a major district overhaul. Residents can weigh in on the changes through upcoming community meetings and feedback channels.
Kindergarten registration for Philadelphia public schools has been delayed, officials announced. New dates and details will be provided soon. Families are advised to stay updated on the district’s official channels.
Philadelphia’s mayor proposes raising teacher salaries to address retention, but the plan includes tighter performance reviews. The move aims to balance better pay with accountability in the city’s schools.
Pennsylvania schools secured a significant funding increase, aiming to boost education across the state. However, some educators and advocates say critical gaps remain, urging lawmakers to address ongoing disparities.
Philadelphia is considering installing speed cameras and issuing fines for speeding in select school zones to enhance safety. The initiative aims to reduce speeding and protect students near schools.
Philadelphia offers high-paying job opportunities for high school graduates in fields like transportation, manufacturing, and sales. WPXI highlights top roles with competitive wages and career growth potential.
The School District of Philadelphia calls on the community to support its Board of Education advocacy efforts. Join us in championing better resources and opportunities for Philadelphia students.
After years of decline, the Philadelphia school district is experiencing growth. One school stands out by implementing innovative programs and community engagement, successfully attracting more students and reversing enrollment trends.
Philadelphia is considering reforms to improve how it approves, supervises, and closes charter schools. Changes aim to enhance accountability and ensure quality education for students, officials say.
Philadelphia officials are launching efforts to recruit more teachers of color to combat ongoing staffing shortages in local schools, aiming to better reflect and support the district’s diverse student population.
The Philadelphia School District has unveiled its 2025 summer programs, offering a range of academic and enrichment opportunities for students. Registration details and program dates were released in the announcement.
The Department of Education has announced layoffs affecting nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move impacts hundreds of employees, sparking concerns about service disruptions.
Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, made a special stop at Benjamin Rush Garden in Center City during his 2-day visit to Philadelphia. The royal tour highlights cultural landmarks in the city. (6abc Philadelphia)
A new interactive map by Technical.ly highlights Philadelphia’s vibrant STEM learning hubs, showcasing schools, nonprofits, and community centers driving innovation and education across the city.
A decades-old initiative aimed at keeping Black boys in school has evolved to address systemic barriers, incorporating community partnerships and culturally responsive teaching to improve retention and success rates.
Federal officials say Philly schools failed to adequately address antisemitic incidents, prompting calls for improved policies and training. The district plans to implement new measures to better protect students.
Philadelphia schools may start the academic year before Labor Day, a shift that could affect city families’ summer plans. The move aims to align with district goals and accommodate instructional time requirements.
Fear of ICE raids and concerns over unsafe football fields dominated Philadelphia’s recent school board meeting, highlighting urgent community anxieties about student safety and well-being.