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Philadelphia schools are under investigation for asbestos management issues. The DOJ has stated it is “not ready to proceed” with a proposed agreement, raising concerns over student and staff safety.
The Supreme Court has permitted Trump to reduce U.S. Department of Education staff, raising concerns about potential impacts on Philly-area schools’ funding, support, and oversight amid ongoing education challenges.
Philadelphia City Councilmember urges demolition of a vacant school building amid ongoing investigation into Kada Scott, highlighting community safety concerns. The move aims to address blight and support local neighborhoods.
Jewish groups are raising alarm over a “serious problem” of hate speech in the Philadelphia school district, demanding prompt action. Officials have yet to respond, fueling concerns about student safety and community tension.
Philly parents and school staff express growing concern over limited bathroom breaks and a critical shortage of essential personnel, impacting student well-being and daily school operations, WHYY reports.
Philly’s Parent and Family University returns this year, offering workshops and resources to empower families in supporting student success. The program aims to strengthen school-home partnerships across the district.
Top Main Line school districts have slipped in Niche’s latest rankings of America’s best schools, reflecting shifting educational trends and increased competition among suburban districts, according to The Business Journals.
A North Philadelphia school employee was fired following a physical altercation with a student, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. The district is investigating the incident as authorities review next steps.
Penn GSE has launched a new initiative to integrate AI technology into classrooms across the Philadelphia school district, aiming to enhance personalized learning and support teachers with innovative tools.
Philadelphia officials will not release the anticipated school closure plan in November, delaying decisions on the future of several district schools. The hold raises concerns among parents and educators, awaiting clarity on potential impacts.
BestColleges.com highlights all 30 colleges in Philadelphia, showcasing a diverse range of institutions. The comprehensive list serves as a valuable guide for students exploring academic opportunities in the City of Brotherly Love.
Follow two students navigating SEPTA service cuts that disrupted their commute on the first day of school. Delays and route changes added stress to an already challenging start, highlighting broader transit issues.
Funding aimed at reducing educational disparities in Pennsylvania has shown promising results, advocates say. Enhanced resources and targeted programs are helping bridge gaps in underserved communities, reports The Philadelphia Tribune.
The Philadelphia teachers union is preparing to strike as contract talks with the school district stall. Key issues include pay, staffing, and safety, with no agreement reached yet.
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.