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Franklin Towne plans to use a centralized lottery. Here's how Apply Philly Charter works. - Vimarsana News

Franklin Towne plans to use a centralized lottery. Here's how Apply Philly Charter works.

Following allegations reported by the Inquirer this month that its former CEO rigged its lottery to exclude certain students and zip codes, the high school will now use Apply Philly Charter.

Critics call for greater accountability in aftermath of allegations that Franklin Towne fixed its lottery - Vimarsana News

Critics call for greater accountability in aftermath of allegations that Franklin Towne fixed its lottery

“As taxpayers, we should not be funding schools that engage in such practices,” one public official said of allegations of lottery-fixing at Franklin Towne Charter High School.

Charter schools face difficulties with the Philadelphia School Board - Vimarsana News

Charter schools face difficulties with the Philadelphia School Board

Philadelphia Charters for Excellence (PCE)’s CEO Scott Peterman talks about the efforts the organization is doing to help students and families.

NYC Road Distributors Obtain $ 2 Million From Morgan Stanley, Robin Hood • MV TELEGRAPH - Vimarsana News

NYC Road Distributors Obtain $ 2 Million From Morgan Stanley, Robin Hood • MV TELEGRAPH

The pandemic has ravaged small businesses in New York City, and among the fighters are nearly 20,000 street vendors who have lost 70% to 90% of their income,

Gov. Shapiro prioritizes quality education in his first budget proposal - Vimarsana News

Gov. Shapiro prioritizes quality education in his first budget proposal

PA Governor proposes an additional $1B in funding for public schools and $60 million for higher education