This a great piece of local reporting by Kristen Graham and Sean Walsh. It identifies all the political players, their motives and the potential consequences of their actions for Philly’s kids. One more reason you need put up your 💵and subscribe. inquirer.com/education/scho…

Central Bucks' former superintendent may lead a new district: ‘At what point did people think this guy is a good fit?’inquirer.com/education/oley…

There's a new organization for Pennsylvania school board members, led by a conservative director who has called for organizing fellow conservatives to have a 'collective voice in Harrisburg' that rivals the longstanding PSBA inquirer.com/education/penn…

Perkiomen Valley voted this week to prohibit depictions of sexual conduct in books. The superintendent says she removed an e-book of Gender Queer from the collection inquirer.com/education/perk…

Gov. Shapiro's budget plan would give 'tax equity' aid to high-taxing school districts. The cutoff for qualifying for the money has raised questions, and it's still unclear how districts could spend it. A look at the proposal and who would benefit inquirer.com/education/penn…

A Latin teacher at Friends' Central has resigned after facing sexual misconduct allegations. The school says it found the allegations credible inquirer.com/education/frie…

The April 8 eclipse will be passing through the Philly area right around the time schools get out. A number of districts are planning to dismiss early -- or keeping kids later to witness the event inquirer.com/education/sola…

The Air Force is planning to shut down Phoenixville's JROTC program, citing inadequate enrollment. School leaders say it's one of the top extracurriculars and argue the rule should be changed inquirer.com/education/phoe…

'Money was so tight on one campus, that one former Universal teacher told investigators she resorted to having her students cook and sell lunches to faculty members to raise funds to pay for basic classroom supplies...Meanwhile, its top executive was draining Universal’s coffers'

Central Bucks has settled with Andrew Burgess, the teacher who sued the district alleging he was retaliated against for helping a transgender student file a civil rights complaint inquirer.com/education/cent…

After years of debating how to get teens more sleep, Lower Merion is poised to start high school an hour later this fall. But to make the shift work, it may cut busing to 500 kids -- angering parents, and reflecting the complications of schedule changes inquirer.com/education/lowe…

A review of Duane Morris’ invoices to Central Bucks raised red flags, including ‘excessive’ billing hours

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The Central Bucks school board is expected to accept the resignations today of two Republicans who say the district's new solicitor has conflicts of interest inquirer.com/education/lisa…

Perkiomen Valley last night reversed its policy that banned transgender students from using bathrooms matching their gender identities. The vote spurred protest from angry residents inquirer.com/education/perk…

Breaking down Gov. Shapiro's education proposal, and how it fits with the push to fix Pennsylvania's unconstitutional school funding inquirer.com/news/pennsylva…

Gov. Shapiro is kicking off a closely-watched budget speech with public education funding -- backing a more than $1 billion increase next yr, in line with a legislative report attempting to fix Pa's unconstitutional system. Background on that report: inquirer.com/education/basi…

An agreement to save Math Civics and Sciences Charter School was on the table - but the school's founder said no, and the board of trustees has so far backed her, with time running out. Parents gave them an earful last night. #PHLed story w/Maddie Hanna: inquirer.com/education/math…