Controversy builds over City Hall’s upcoming Palestine Day celebration
By Beth Ann Rosica
Controversy builds over City Hall’s upcoming Palestine Day celebration
By Beth Ann Rosica
Philadelphia schools continue to perform much worse than the majority of schools in the state. Based on the Pennsylvania Department […]
Records show hundreds of district employees attended CASA One in Philadelphia, including hotel stays barred by policy unless specially approved.
By Todd Shepherd
Ring the bell, classes are in session in Philadelphia — and their teachers are there with a new contract. Just […]
The city’s school directors discuss benefits of enrichment opportunities.
By Shruthi Narayanan
As Philadelphia prepares for the start of another school year, the city finds itself confronting a dual crisis that threatens to disrupt […]
Allegations of antisemitism in the School District of Philadelphia (SDP) erupted after the October 7, 2023, attacks against Israel, but […]
Over the past two school years, the School District of Philadelphia (SDP) received a myriad of antisemitic harassment complaints and […]
In public schools across the region, many Jewish students and teachers do not feel safe.
By Beth Ann Rosica
We came together to get a tough job done when I-95 collapsed. Can we do the same for our crumbling education system?
By Ryan Boyer
