In 2014, the U.S. Department of Education labeled PA’s system “the most inequitable in the nation.” But if those students in Erie were born just two hours north in the… Read More
With President-elect Donald Trump waiting in the wings, the Republican majority in Congress will have the opportunity to tackle a host of education issues when its next session begins in… Read More
Join NAESP for a webinar, “ESSA Implementation: The Evidence on Supporting School Leaders to Improve Student Outcomes,” on December 08, 2016 at 4:00 PM EST. Register Now Description: The Every… Read More
A senior official from a national charter-school group told charter representatives Tuesday all signs indicate that President-elect Donald Trump will be good for their schools, but he said it was… Read More
A federal grant will help fund a School District of Philadelphia program that aids older students looking to continue their education. Click here for full article. Source: Philly Voice, Dec…. Read More
Latest results of PISA exam reveal which conditions seem to make smart countries smart. In that realm, the new was not all bad for American teenagers. Click here for full… Read More
Recently, Secretary Rivera provided the keynote speech at the annual SAS Institute meeting and recommended that PDE work with the legislature to update the current School Performance Profile to be… Read More
Skepticism from educators helped spur the state Department of Education on Monday to announce plans to replace the SPP with Future Ready PA Index, a rating system that would include… Read More
A lawyer for the Lancaster City SD told a federal appeals court Monday that a lower court erred last summer when it paved the way for five refugee children with… Read More
The education world is sharply divided over President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of a school-choice champion for secretary of education. Click here for full article. Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, Dec. 6, 2016.