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Philadelphia High School has been ranked among the top ten high schools nationwide, highlighting its academic excellence and innovative programs. This recognition marks a milestone for the city’s education system.
Pennsylvania education leaders are urgently responding after the Trump administration withheld crucial education funds, threatening school budgets and programs statewide, Chalkbeat reports.
The Philadelphia School District and teachers union have reached a tentative contract agreement, potentially ending weeks of negotiations and avoiding disruptions for students and families, officials announced Tuesday.
Philadelphia schools lost $700,000 in a recent cyber fraud scheme, officials confirmed. Authorities are investigating the breach as the district works to strengthen its cybersecurity measures to prevent future attacks.
The Philadelphia School District and teachers union reached a last-minute agreement on the first day of school, averting a strike and ensuring students return to class as scheduled, WHYY reports.
Philadelphia City Council President has urged for higher wages for early childhood workers, highlighting their crucial role in the community. The call comes amid ongoing efforts to improve pay and conditions in the sector.
Philadelphia’s school board approved a $1.5 billion loan and ratified a new contract with the teachers union, aiming to stabilize finances and ensure continued classroom support amid ongoing challenges.
About 700 new teachers reported for their first day in Philadelphia schools, stepping into what city leaders call “the most critical profession on the planet.” Their arrival marks a fresh start for the district’s education efforts.
One of the largest specialized high schools has seen a significant drop in enrollment. As challenges mount, a determined alumnus steps forward with plans to revive its legacy and restore its standing in the community.
Philadelphia teachers will receive raises under a new contract despite the absence of a state budget deal, ensuring pay increases move forward amid ongoing funding uncertainties, according to Chalkbeat.
Philadelphia’s new teachers’ contract, criticized as a sellout by educators, has cleared obstacles for mass public school closures. The deal raises serious concerns about the future of education and community access.
A Philadelphia elementary school faces ongoing neglect, with deteriorating conditions raising alarms among community members. Fears grow that the school may once again be targeted for closure, threatening students and local families.
A woman was injured in a shooting near Waring Elementary School and Roberto Clemente Playground in Philadelphia, police say. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for suspects. No further details have been released.
Latino families in Philadelphia report challenges navigating the school system, citing language barriers and limited resources. Advocates call for better support to ensure equitable access and engagement for these communities.
Philadelphia experts and researchers emphasize the vital role of arts in education, highlighting benefits for student creativity, engagement, and academic success, during a recent WHYY discussion.
Philadelphia’s new city budget cuts taxes but fails to significantly boost funding for schools. Critics argue the plan overlooks crucial investments needed to support education and address ongoing challenges.
Philadelphia’s education sector is set to transform in 2025 with AI integration, as detailed in “The Complete Guide to Using AI in the Education Industry” by nucamp.co. This guide explores innovations enhancing learning and administration.
The Department of Education is investigating 60 colleges and universities, including several in Philadelphia, over allegations of antisemitism. The probe seeks to address reported incidents and ensure campus compliance.
“Bad actors” allegedly scammed Philadelphia school vendors out of $700,000, Chalkbeat reports. The fraud exposed vulnerabilities in the district’s payment system, prompting calls for increased oversight and security measures.
SEPTA service cuts risk causing major disruptions on Philly’s first day of school, raising concerns among students, parents, and schools about delayed commutes and overcrowded buses, WHYY reports.