Philadelphia To Open Access Centers To Provide Students Supervised Connect Spaces On Sept. 8
The first phase will start with a maximum of 800 students and 31 sites.
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The first phase will start with a maximum of 800 students and 31 sites.
Additionally, Drexel has canceled a scheduled tuition increase.
Pennsylvania education and health officials were in the hot seat on Wednesday during a hearing on safely reopening local schools.
The report released Wednesday said conditions at the school were "deplorable."
Whether students are scheduled to head back to school in person or online, parents are preparing for a unique start to the academic year.
Pennsylvania students are now required to wear face coverings at all times while in school buildings, the Department of Education announced Monday
Central Bucks School District says it doesn't have enough teachers to staff the schools after opt-outs for medical and personal reasons.
What looks like hoards of freshmen were seen in a video gathering closely on Villanova's campus. Some wore masks, some did not.
City officials are working with the school district to establish access centers to provide supervised connected spaces during the school day.
Penn State says students have the ability to take responsibility for both themselves and each other.
Murphy says any student who chooses to continue with remote learning "must be accommodated."
Fall sports will begin in February.
The PHLConnectED program will connect up to 35,000 low-income students in grades K-12 with internet services and devices.
Superintendent Dr. Maureen Reusche says virtual learning would continue through at least September.
Secretary Pedro Rivera, a member of Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf's cabinet for more than five years, was hired as president of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology in Lancaster.
Schools must follow strict health and safety guidelines.
They say COVID-19 is just the latest threat to health inside school buildings. They say asbestos and lead remain a concern.
The challenge facing the district is providing adequate internet access to make sure all children have an equal opportunity to learn.
Most instruction this fall at Penn will be online.
Eyewitness News has been told that pre-K enrollment up to this point is at 50%.
As New Jersey school districts continue to announce their proposed reopening plans, there's one thing many teachers agree on -- there are a lot of unknowns heading into the school year.
Meanwhile, New Jersey Assembly Democrats plan to introduce a bill that would require schools to begin with all remote learning.
The start of the school year on Sept. 2 will begin with all virtual learning
The fall sports include football, women's soccer, men's soccer, field hockey, women's volleyball, women's tennis, women's cross country, and men's cross country.
William Penn High School in New Castle County announced that students will start the school year with remote learning.
