“We’re talking about our kids feeling peace, and being safe in all facets," Roxborough High School principal Kristin Williams-Smalley said.

Bayard Rustin, the chief architect of the 1963 March on Washington, is the subject of both a new book and a new film. The Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice is having a celebration Saturday.

Beginning in January 2024, the Street Knowledge initiative will teach free and low-cost classes covering arts and media, wealth-building, wellness, and practical skills.

The Philadelphia School District gives Joyce Abbott, of Abbott Elementary fame, her own street in a surprise celebration on 'Joyce Abbott Day.'

At least four Camden County school district are participating in the program for bus drivers, with 104 drivers already trained to administer naloxone.

Joyce Abbott "showed up, she demanded excellence, she didn’t let you down. She was there for you, because she understood that in some cases, for some children, she was all they had," an official said.

Here's a closer look at President Richard M. Englert, his career at Temple and his prior tenure as president.

Englert had served at Temple for 45 years in 17 different roles before retiring in 2021, though he maintained the title of chancellor. He was twice acting president and president for five years.

The Deptford School District drew controversy for a policy meant to crack down on unpaid lunch accounts earlier this month.

In the project with Dreamscape Learn, led by Parkes — founder of DreamWorks Studios motion picture division — Rowan says it will lead the first group of schools in the licensing of the technology.

As the 2023-24 school year begins, Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr. offers a by-the-numbers glimpse into the district.

Some colleges are continuing to recover pandemic enrollment losses, but most still aren't back to their 2019 levels. Temple had one of the biggest losses, while Eastern showed one of the biggest gains

Widener achieved the increase while accepting fewer students this year and maintaining the class quality with an average GPA of 3.5, Widener leaders said.

The district asked the U.S. Department of Education's Inspector General to investigate the Office for Civil Rights' handling of a complaint alleging threats against a transgender student.