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Three Delaware County high schools have ranked among the top 25 in Philadelphia, highlighting the region’s strong academic performance. The results underscore DELCO’s growing reputation for educational excellence.
Philadelphia teachers are poised to strike, citing inadequate pay, increased class sizes, and insufficient support staff. Tensions rise as contract talks with the district reach a critical impasse.
Students from a Philadelphia technical education program recently graduated and are now joining the workforce, signaling a boost for local industries. The initiative aims to equip youth with in-demand skills for promising careers.
Philadelphia marks the Third Annual Creative Economy and Arts in Education Month, highlighting the city’s commitment to fostering arts education and supporting its vibrant creative economy. Events and programs engage communities citywide.
Philadelphia schools’ facility conditions are now transparent with the district’s new facilities data dashboard. Residents can easily check how their local schools score on maintenance, safety, and infrastructure quality.
Philadelphia school district has entered a monitoring agreement to defer criminal prosecution over asbestos safety lapses. The deal aims to ensure compliance while avoiding legal penalties, focusing on student and staff health safeguards.
Philadelphia’s school selection process begins today, marking a key step for families enrolling students for the upcoming year. WHYY provides essential information on deadlines, application tips, and available options.
The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers and the Philly School District paused contract negotiations to jointly advocate for increased education funding, highlighting urgent needs amid budget challenges. (WHYY)
SEPTA service cuts will impact 52,000 School District of Philadelphia students, sparking parental concern over disrupted commutes and school attendance. Officials urge urgent solutions to ease transportation challenges.
Namibia is seeking to strengthen trade and education ties with the United States, aiming to boost economic growth and enhance academic collaboration. Officials emphasize mutual benefits and long-term partnership potential.
Philadelphia’s school board president says the Justice Department is “not ready to proceed” with an agreement on asbestos management practices, raising concerns about the safety and timeline for addressing hazardous conditions.
The Pew Charitable Trusts spotlight educational attainment disparities in Philadelphia’s West Kensington and East Oak Lane, revealing gaps in graduation rates and access to higher education, calling for targeted community investments.
This Month’s Latest Tech News in Philadelphia, PA – Wednesday, April 30th, 2025 Edition on nucamp.co highlights key innovations, startup growth, and major tech events shaping the city’s future in April. Stay informed with breaking updates.
The Department of Education has cut half of its workforce, prompting concerns across Philadelphia. Educators brace for budget strains and potential impacts on student services amid tightening resources.
The Philadelphia Teachers Union has ratified a new 3-year contract with the school district, securing improved pay and benefits. The agreement aims to enhance working conditions and support student success.
Many Philadelphia students who express plans to attend college never enroll. Barriers like financial challenges, lack of support, and confusing application processes contribute to this persistent gap, raising concerns for the city’s education future.
Philadelphia has launched innovative summer learning programs for kids without relying on federal funds, ensuring continued education and engagement during the break, NPR reports. This model offers a promising alternative for other cities.
A local nonprofit has launched a survey to gather parents’ priorities on education and childcare. The effort aims to shape programs that better address community needs, officials say.
Philadelphia Superintendent explains how the school district plans to navigate upcoming SEPTA service cuts, ensuring students maintain access to transportation amid reduced routes. Details on adjusted schedules and support systems follow.
Drexel’s School of Education launches a new program creating a “bridge” to kindergarten for Philadelphia children, easing their transition and boosting early learning success in underserved communities.