Prominent Philadelphia charter players have varying opinions of DeVos
Some declined the opportunity to comment on her nomination at all.
by Dale MezzacappaNotebook makes its $25,000 matching goal, thanks to you
Congratulations to a longtime Notebook supporter who won our tickets to "Hamilton" for Presidents' Day weekend.
As vote approaches, senators still in the dark on DeVos finances, possible conflicts
Local officials and activists say disclosure is crucial before a vote. Sen. Casey says he is "deeply concerned."
by Bill Hangley Jr.Kenney chooses Temple College of Education professor for the SRC
by Greg WindleBlack Lives Matter week of action comes to Philly schools
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Civil rights leaders urge rejection of DeVos for DOE post
by Dale MezzacappaHonoring King by using some elbow grease
Drexel University students and community members worked together on the holiday to spruce up McMichael School in Mantua.
by Darryl MurphyStudents review culturally relevant books
by Ethan Nguyen and Aniyah JonesNotes from the news - January 24
The latest headlines in Philly education
Public school districts are examples of democracy
by Michael Faccinetto and Joseph RoyFor my mother in 1940s Philadelphia, Santa was a man worth fighting for
by Maria ArchangeloDifferent generations of activists hold panel to discuss racism
by Darryl MurphyNews Literacy Project to come to Philadelphia, thanks to Knight grant
The virtual curriculum takes students through the process of discerning fact from fiction. Philadelphia is one of the cities being supported to pilot the curriculum.
by Dale MezzacappaPhiladelphia, once a pioneer in bilingual education, now lags
Part of the reason is state policy. But several schools have adopted the dual-language immersion model.
by Melanie BavariaTeachers learn about immigrant rights
Uncertain in the age of Trump, they find out how to handle any immigration officials that come to schools.
by Greg Windle
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