Carly Sitrin

Delayed PSSA and Keystone results are now affecting Philly’s selective schools admissions timeline. The district has pushed the start of the application window back into October.

District officials say the state put the scores on hold. But a state message says the district has had preliminary results since June.

A school district report says some kids in one summer program showed more learning loss in reading than district students overall. But experts say that data and other parts of the report aren’t as clear-cut as they might seem.

Need free school supplies in Philly? Here’s where to get them.

Pennsylvania’s budget deal will direct more funding to the state’s poorest districts, as well as to career training. But Shapiro didn’t get the early education funding boost he sought.

The survey found growing concern about public education, strong support for a district audit, and opposition to recent school closures.

Nearly 100 Philly-area students participated in the Philadelphia City Government Youth Summit. The program is a full-day “civic immersion experience” hosted by the Greater Philadelphia YMCA in partnership with the mayor’s office and the City Council.

The centerpiece of a Pennsylvania lawmaker’s congressional campaign is a $500 billion proposal to fund school construction and maintenance. It’ll be a tough sell.

The Yass Prize — an organization founded by Jeffrey Yass and his wife Janine — announced “Opportunity Knocks” scholarships. These will award $8,000 each year through high school graduation for 500 students whose schools are set to close in 2027.

Students at Marian Anderson Neighborhood Academy are examining AI’s role in education, creativity, and society — and say there’s so much they don’t know.