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Constant cutting is ‘heartbreaking,’ testifies Wilkes-Barre leader in Pennsylvania school funding case
In ninth week, petitioners wrap up their case. Legislative leaders will start calling witnesses on Monday
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‘Music can help us heal’: Philly students express dealing with COVID, racial injustice in albumÂ
A music project at Hill-Freedman World Academy amplifies students’ perspectives on recent challenges — from the pandemic to racialized violence.
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There’s more than one way to write a college essay
I resented the expectation that I lead with my trauma. But trauma is not the only thing that defines me, and it’s not the only reason I deserve to go to college.
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In Pennsylvania, it’s past time to focus on school funding gaps
A landmark case could help alleviate inequities like those I’ve seen across the state.
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Behind bars: School inside Philly’s juvenile center feels brunt of city’s gun violence
The goal of the district’s school at the Juvenile Justice Services Center is to keep Philadelphia students on track and transition them back into traditional schools. But the rise in youth gun violence has staff at the center needing more specialized help.
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Child care staffing shortages across Pennsylvania persist, but solutions taking shape
Staffing has always been an issue in the industry due to its persistently low pay and often stressful working conditions, but shortages worsened during the pandemic.
