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Philly officials unveil 2024's #ItsASummerThing campaign – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Philly officials unveil 2024's #ItsASummerThing campaign – NBC10 Philadelphia

Mayor Cherelle Parker and city officials detailed the programs and events that will be available for Philly's youth this summer.

Philadelphia summer youth programs bolstered by city officials - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia summer youth programs bolstered by city officials

Philly leaders hope to avoid the “summer slide” with more than 30,000 slots available for youth entertainment and education.

Source: whyy.org
Broad Street Brief: Council Questions "Triage Center" Logistics | Cozen O'Connor - Vimarsana News

Broad Street Brief: Council Questions "Triage Center" Logistics | Cozen O'Connor

This week, Philadelphia City Council embarked on its first round of hearings on Mayor Cherelle Parker’s $6.3 billion FY25 budget, which featured discussion about police response to...

Eldorado High School gears students up for automotive industry - Vimarsana News

Eldorado High School gears students up for automotive industry

Career and Technical Education Program equips students with essential skills for success post-graduation

Source: koat.com
Philadelphia tax break program fails to deliver hoped-for benefits to students - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia tax break program fails to deliver hoped-for benefits to students

By Emily Rizzo | Chalkbeat Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system. Every so often, Philadelphia’s school board members have to decide whether to grant huge tax breaks to property developers through a program that, on the whole, siphons money away from the city and the