Education Archives - Page 10 of 40

Pennsylvania charter schools hit hard in proposed funding formula

Christen Smith

The bill is said to be about equalizing funding across the state, but would also limit funding to charter schools.
By Christen Smith

A new study shows that city students who use private school choice outperform their public school peers.
By Beth Ann Rosica

It’s time for us to issue report cards to Biden and his allies. The grade: straight F’s.
By Guy Ciarrocchi

The untold stories and the unasked questions are the real story.
By Guy Ciarrocchi

In public schools across the region, many Jewish students and teachers do not feel safe.
By Beth Ann Rosica

“Social media use is a cause of anxiety, depression, and other ailments,” social psychologist Jonathan Haidt says.
By Beth Ann Rosica

Which side are the governor and state legislature on?
By Guy Ciarrocchi

Hopefully, it’s a teachable moment.
By Guy Ciarrocchi

Sen. Ryan Aument’s bill would give students a break from the ever-present distraction of smart phones.
By Steve Ulrich

Chairman pledges $300,000 donation to kids in STEM programs.
By Liv DeMarco