Leadership & Management
Akira Drake Rodriguez, an assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania, discusses how school closures in Philadelphia affect neighborhoods.
Mumin’s 18-month tenure coincided with the commonwealth’s court-ordered reckoning with school funding disparity
Four schools in the region were honored this year under the U.S. Department of Education program.
The district will welcome about 800 first-year teachers to classrooms amid big instructional and financial challenges.
77 school districts and universities will be receiving grant money to grow special ed. Workforce. Philly is not included
The city school board has rejected the Global Leadership Academy high school's charter application again, citing academic concerns.
The interactive site’s disappearing act represents another headache for the districts’ years-long quest to create a plan to repair facilities.
William C. Bryant School Principal Bahir Hayes wants to show young Black kids that they can achieve success like he did.
Jeannine Hendricks Payne departs Masterman in the wake of controversies over antisemitism and admissions changes to lead Strawberry Mansion High.
The “Summer Achievers” program will start in June and offer a mix of academics and camp-like activities. It could set the table for new schedules at 20 schools in 2025-26.
Board nominees picked by Cherelle Parker indicated support for her push for year-round school, but the idea faces several challenges.
Teach Plus hopes the groups ‘provide safe, culturally affirming spaces’ to encourage teachers to stay in the profession.
Mayor Cherelle Parker wants more money for the district, a greater school share of property tax revenue, and year-round school starting this fall.
The mayor’s Education Nominating Panel is expected to release its list of recommended names for future board members at a public meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall.
The agreement, which was reached roughly six months before the current contract’s expiration date, came as a surprise to many.
Mallory Fix-Lopez, the only educator on the board, said her resignation is due in part to the time commitment and workload that comes with the volunteer position.
The Renaissance initiative was supposed to turn around 10% of Philadelphia’s low-performing district schools by ceding them to charter organizations. After 14 years, the program has faded into the background.
The Pennsylvania governor’s proposal for public school aid would set a record for a single-year increase.
Former principal Debora Carrera and advocate Sharon Ward will head the office.
The timing of Jerry Jordan’s announcement precluded competition for the union presidency, critics say.