What has happened to the Philadelphia public school system? A high school teacher I know informed me that the school […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: The Philadelphia School District rearranges school buildings on the Titanic
There are quicker and better ways to improve Philly’s schools.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Philly schools superintendent bans local conference hotel rooms following B+L investigation
Superintendent’s directive came thirteen days after Broad + Liberty revealed $309,000 spent on union conference that violated travel policies
By Todd Shepherd
Philly Palestine Day event draws objections from Jewish organizations
Controversy builds over City Hall’s upcoming Palestine Day celebration
By Beth Ann Rosica
Philadelphia high school students struggle on Keystone Exams while the District prioritizes social justice events
Philadelphia schools continue to perform much worse than the majority of schools in the state. Based on the Pennsylvania Department […]
Philly School District spent at least $309,000 sending staff to local union conference despite travel policy
Records show hundreds of district employees attended CASA One in Philadelphia, including hotel stays barred by policy unless specially approved.
By Todd Shepherd
Philadelphia teachers union and district reach tentative three-year contract
Ring the bell, classes are in session in Philadelphia — and their teachers are there with a new contract. Just […]
Philadelphia School Board reviews student engagement in arts and activities
The city’s school directors discuss benefits of enrichment opportunities.
By Shruthi Narayanan
Philadelphia schools face perfect storm as teachers poised to strike, transportation crisis looms
As Philadelphia prepares for the start of another school year, the city finds itself confronting a dual crisis that threatens to disrupt […]
Award for Philly schools superintendent sparks controversy following antisemitism failures
Allegations of antisemitism in the School District of Philadelphia (SDP) erupted after the October 7, 2023, attacks against Israel, but […]
