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A 10-member committee will study the possibility of reparations in Philadelphia.

More than 600 School District of Philadelphia employees came together earlier this month for the the district’s inaugural Accelerate Philly awards.

New York City, Denver, Chicago and other cities are recruiting bilingual education teachers as the children of migrants enroll in school.

Bilingual education is not a "right." It's a wrong.

All too often it's an educational ghetto, producing dropouts who can't speak English and face a lifetime of poverty.

New York City, Denver, Chicago and other cities are urgently recruiting bilingual education teachers as the children of migrants enroll in school.

She was the top of the class when graduating Blessed Sacrament, Notre Dame Academy and, now, Hunter College.

As the city expects another wave of newcomer immigrant families, educators are worried it will become even more challenging to support English learners.

Schools are straining to keep up with counseling demand as mental health woes mount for young people. If your child needs help at school, here’s how to start.

Remedying the gross disparities in academic performance among Pennsylvania’s 634 public high schools is not a matter of throwing more money at the problem but one of returning foundational precepts