In resignation letters submitted earlier this week, Lisa Sciscio and Debra Cannon both alleged that solicitor David Conn has conflicts of interest undermining his representation of the district.

We talked to Nappi about his Teacher of the Year nomination, his career, his hopes for public education and his beliefs that “there are no bad kids. They’re just kids going through bad things.”

Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley's son attends Villanova University in the Philadelphia suburbs. Who is the 22-year-old, and how is he involved in his mom's campaign?

A lifelong Philadelphian, he graduated from Jefferson Medical College and directed centers for disease prevention at Jefferson, Lankenau, and the Medical the College of Pennsylvania.

Advocates for the “science of reading” are pushing to change reading instruction, but say not enough schools realize what they're doing wrong.

With this latest round of student loan forgiveness, the Biden administration has approved almost $138 billion in debt relief for 3.9 million people.

Citing an uptick in screen time on devices at night, Superintendent Kevin Kanauss notified parents last week about the South Jersey school system's plans.

A battle over two approaches for teaching kids how to read has been playing out in Philly-area districts. Here’s how they differ.

A bill advancing in Harrisburg would set curricula requirements and mandate that K-3 students be screened three times a year for reading competency. But the effort has met with pushback.

The exposure happened at Richmond Elementary School, where a teacher with a confirmed case of the virus works. The staffer is now back on the job.

A decision to sanction Wax could reignite scrutiny over Penn's handling of speech criticized as antisemitic in the wake of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel and the country's subsequent military response

Recent research out of Penn State found that Philadelphia teachers leave the profession at very high rates — higher than the rest of the state.