Poverty

In just two years, school counselor Kirsten Perry has served as a catalyst for transforming North Lawndale Community Academy, a neighborhood elementary sch

As teacher strikes bring attention to underfunded public schools, families and education advocates are suing to compel states to uphold statutory or consti

This week, education writers meet in Los Angeles for an annual conference. Their work is read by millions of people every day and shared widely through dig

Philadelphia’s on the rise! The Eagles won the Super Bowl. Michelle Obama led an all star cast of celebrities to celebrate thousands of graduating high sch

This is America. Whenever I have read or heard that phrase, it is followed by another bold phrase, or statement. This is America. Land of the Free. Home of

It would be so easy to stop caring about race. Yes, I can only say this because I’m White. Yes, I can only say this because I’ve been so tempted so many ti

Today is College Signing Day, the day when high school seniors all across America commit to their choice college or university. Here in Philadelphia, none

I love my profession. I love my colleagues. I love my students. But I have become so hurt by the situation that exists in my state involving education. Pub

Elisabeth Stock has been at the education game for decades as the head of PowerMyLearning, a nonprofit focused on personalized learning. I recently chatted