School of the Future having problems in the present

Police say the brothers were struck by a vehicle in Oldman’s Township on Thursday night. The driver was suspected of being under the influence of alcohol.

Will Andrew Painter compete for a rotation spot in 2025? Will Aidan Miller stick at shortstop? We consulted a few opposing scouts for intel on the Phillies’ top prospects.

A defiant Bill Formica refused calls to resign during a school board meeting repeatedly interrupted by shouts and boos.

Brandon Marsh and Nick Castellanos hit home runs as the Phillies came from behind to take the series opener from the Atlanta Braves.

“Whoever goes up against me, I’m taking them down,” Smith said at an ESPN media day event this week.

Walker doesn't have an obvious role for the Phillies for the rest of this season, or the playoffs, or next season. Which begs a question.

The pro-Palestine protest encampment that formed on the University of Pennsylvania campus last week remained through the weekend, after interim president J. Larry Jameson had ordered the group to disband "immediately."

Philadelphia Federation of Teachers president Jerry Jordan, a mainstay of the education scene for decades, is retiring from his post.

The Cheltenham native, who has been at Temple for nearly four decades, died Sept. 19 at a university event.

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr. greet students at Bartram High School on the first day of classes.

In almost a decade of teaching, I've never seen a major violence prevention program at the high school level. I've seen healthy food magic acts, but it's hard to care about apples when kids are dying.

This is one of six presentations the alumni group researched and developed to illustrate their case outlined in their discrimination lawsuit.

Alumni describe how they propose to restore Cheyney to national prominence, with a budget on a par with Harvard’s, and a designation as a national treasure.

More than three-quarters of the 224 students surveyed reported that they had been victims or witnesses of anti-Asian racism, either on campus, in the city or elsewhere amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Watch Betty Williams graduates high school, a goal she accomplished after dropping out 51 years ago.

FathersRead365, founded by two Philadelphia men, want to inspire other Black fathers and father-figures to read daily to their children.

The Work to Ride program, based at the Chamounix Equestrian Center in Fairmount Park, hosts a polo team that has won a national championship. It's looking at a $13 million expansion.

The Camden school district has enrolled 1,059 preschoolers for the 2023-2024 school year. It hopes to have at least 2,200 students.

Betty Williams, 69, dropped out of high school after giving birth to her daughter at 15. Fifty one years later, the Philly mother and daughter will celebrate Ms. Betty's graduation together.

But in-state students at the Commonwealth campuses would not face a tuition increase. For about 43% of Penn State's in-state undergraduates, tuition would not rise the next two years.

For the fifth consecutive year, the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education has approved a tuition freeze for in-state students, who make up nearly 90% of its more than 84,000 students.

District schools had been using three different sets of instructional resources — all purchased in 2016 — prior to the latest purchase. Science curriculum was last replaced more than 20 years ago.

Gov. Josh Shapiro and GOP lawmakers say they still support school vouchers, which House Democrats and teachers unions oppose.

“Everybody vibes with it,” said Jesse Mell, the architect of the Philadelphia School District's drumline program.

Federal law entitles students with disabilities the right to an education until they earn a regular high school diploma or turn 22. But Pennsylvania forces students to graduate the year they turn 21.