Philadelphia School Board Approves School District's Plan To Begin School Year Online
Eyewitness News has been told that pre-K enrollment up to this point is at 50%.
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Eyewitness News has been told that pre-K enrollment up to this point is at 50%.
When Philadelphia schools reopen this fall, primary concerns will be dealing with COVID-19, asbestos and lead -- a triple threat that has everyone concerned.
The district's new K-12 Digital Academy is a 100% virtual learning program for parents not comfortable with sending their child back into school buildings.
The School District of Philadelphia announced Wednesday they will institute a hybrid learning system as part of their reopening plan for the fall.
You can watch the announcement live on our streaming channel CBSN Philly.
The school district is currently working to make sure schools and classrooms will have adequate ventilation, among other measures.
From an earthquake to a school shooting, and finishing senior year during a pandemic, Northeast High School student Kenny Kernizan has walked a unique journey.
Michael Woody is gaining recognition for perfect attendance during elementary and high school.
Students and parents wrote to CBS3 asking for help, hoping the graduates could wear their gowns during virtual ceremonies.
A virtual graduation for the Class of 2020 will be held next month.
Philadelphia high school seniors will get a virtual graduation next month but school district decisions leading up to the celebration are angering some families.
That's where students can get their Chromebooks repaired or replaced.
Starting on Monday, the School District of Philadelphia is starting a new era of online digital instruction, never tried in the district before.
Philadelphia school students will begin a new phase of online learning on Monday.
Superintendent Dr. William Hite is warning about budget troubles.
Mayor Jim Kenney says food will be distributed on Tuesday instead of Monday due to the holiday.
Hite also says Philadelphia school spring break will continue as normal.
The Philadelphia School District said Tuesday it is indefinitely closing its schools until further notice during the coronavirus pandemic.
CBS3's Jim Donovan spoke with Superintendent Dr. William Hite about the plan.
The School District of Philadelphia continues to try to navigate educating its students in the midst of unprecedented circumstances.
This comes after all Pennsylvania state schools were closed on Friday due to coronavirus concerns.
Officials say 15% or more of the staff at the 63 schools closing Friday live in Montgomery County.
The public is weighing in on a comprehensive plan that could reshape the School District of Philadelphia.
Superintendent William Hite exclusively spoke with CBS3 about the asbestos crisis in Philly schools.
Local 502 represents more than 700 school administrators who work in the district.