What’s the difference between the Philadelphia 76ers and the School District of Philadelphia?
A Special Sports Report for the Declaration by that man with one first name and two last names, Steve Miller-Miller. By…
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Parents of Philadelphia Students Sue the Commonwealth for Failure to Investigate Complaints
By Kenneth Lipp The Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia (PILCOP) announced a lawsuit filed on behalf of seven Philadelphia parents and…
The Resegregation of America’s Schools
By Daniel Denvir (Al Jazeera America) – The Supreme Court ruled 60 years ago this May 17 in Brown v….
Students question what Temple is doing with Burk Mansion
By Jack Grauer (Philly Living) – In addition to several buildings like Burk that Temple owns but doesn’t use, the school also holds about…
Asian-American activist who led Philadelphia high school boycott honored
By The Inquirer‘s Jeff Gammage – He’s a leader among young Asian immigrants, an explorer of activist ideals, a part-time teacher of…
Marching Over 100 Miles for Pennsylvania’s Prisoners
A strong wind sprayed mist from Love Park’s fountain onto approximately 100 people gathered for a spirited send-off yesterday for…
Morning News Roundup – February 5, 2012
The University of Pennsylvania is among several top-tier higher educational institutions now suing graduates over non-payment of Perkins Loans, reports…
Morning News Roundup – February 1, 2013
The CBS Philly “I-Team” reports what they seem to feel is shocking and negative news that the Philadelphia School District…
Afternoon News Roundup – January 28th, 2013
Despite what the Newspaper Guild calls significant concessions with Interstate General Media, which owns the Philadelphia Daily News and Inquirer, IGM continues to insist…
Morning News Roundup – January 20th, 2013
36 Philadelphia school teachers receive National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification, reports the Philadelphia Tribune. NBPTS certification is among…
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