In this New Jersey district, educators prepare for the worst with "Stop the Bleed" training
In Woodbury, New Jersey, educators prepare for school shootings with "Stop the Bleed" training and kits in every classroom.
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In Woodbury, New Jersey, educators prepare for school shootings with "Stop the Bleed" training and kits in every classroom.
The board voted to overturn a policy that required people to use the bathrooms that correspond to the gender they were assigned at birth.
The Perkiomen Valley School Board overturned a controversial bathroom policy at a meeting Monday.
The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey is introducing middle school classes to complex topics on race by having students teach their peers.
The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey is introducing middle schoolers to complex topics on race by having student leaders teach their classmates.
The Perkiomen Valley School Board is expected to vote Monday evening on a controversial bathroom policy.
A controversial bathroom policy is up for debate again at a Montgomery County school board meeting Monday night. Marcella Baietto reports.
This Super Bowl is a little different, one that focuses on literacy. Ross DiMattei reports.
A North Philadelphia school is planting the seeds to grow the next generation of scientists and engineers.
An initiative to get more Black students interested in science, technology, engineering and math is underway at The Stearne School in North Philadelphia.
The Promise scholarship program is an extension of Temple University's core mission of providing an affordable and accessible education, leaders said.
Philadelphia basketball coach Kendreaus Adams-Johnson thought he might be getting a gift card and was blown away that he was named Primo Hoagies' "most valuable coach" winner - which comes with a trip to Las Vegas and tickets so Super Bowl LVIII.
Philadelphia School District Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington addressed challenges the district will need to overcome in a speech Tuesday.
School District of Philadelphia Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington joined Mayor Cherelle Parker and other community leaders to deliver the first-ever State of Public Education Address on Tuesday morning.
School District of Philadelphia Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington delivered his inaugural address Tuesday morning at CAPA, the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts.
Reginald Streater, president of Philadelphia's Board of Education, shares what parents can expect from the 1st "state of public education" address from Dr. Tony Watlington today.
While many improvements have been made in the Philadelphia school district, the superintendent admits there are still many challenges ahead.
A Philadelphia private school has a group of young entrepreneurs who believe opening a business is more than a paycheck.
A Camden mother is calling out the Camden City school district after she says her son who has autism was attacked by multiple students at school.
A new app is helping students in one Pennsylvania district connect with licensed counselors anytime.
Spelman College, a liberal arts school for women located in Atlanta that is ranked first among historically Black colleges and universities by U.S. News & World Report, received a historic $100 million donation.
Temple University of Muhlenberg College are under investigation by the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights for alleged discrimination on campus.
The Office for Civil Rights recently opened the investigations into "discrimination involving shared ancestry."
Jerry Jordan, who has led Philadelphia's teachers union since 2007, announced Tuesday that he did not seek reelection for the top job.
Claire Fagin served as the University of Pennsylvania's interim president from 1993 to 1994 after leading its nursing school.
