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Philly school closures are moving ahead. The district wants communities to help shape the transitions. (opens the original)
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Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphiaâs free newsletter to keep up with news on the cityâs public school system. The School District of Philadelphiaâs closure plan is moving ahead as written, even as elected officials demand parts of the plan be reconsidered. District officials announced Thursday they are opening applications on Aug. 31 for new school transition committees. Those committees will be set up for the nine schools closing this academic year, schools receiving students from a closi
Philly teachers usually get state test scores over the summer. This year, theyâre still waiting (opens the original)
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Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphiaâs free newsletter to keep up with news on the cityâs public school system. Typically, Philadelphia teachers and principals use state test scores from the prior school year to assess student learning, roster kids into the proper classes, and prepare for the year to come. Several teachers told Chalkbeat this week they havenât seen results from the 2025-26 PSSA or Keystone exams and arenât sure why. In the past, these scores have been shared with educators
Hereâs why a Philly school district report on summer learning programs includes âimperfect data pointsâ (opens the original)
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Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphiaâs free newsletter to keep up with news on the cityâs public school system. From the field trips to the childcare, Philly kids and their families say theyâre enjoying the summer school programs provided by the school district and the city. But are these programs translating to more success in the classroom? That question has been a tough puzzle to solve for district officials. And a report conducted by the district doesnât necessarily provide encouraging
Hereâs the Philly school districtâs plan to address a âdiscriminatoryâ practice about algebra class (opens the original)
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Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphiaâs free newsletter to keep up with news on the cityâs public school system. Philadelphia school officials say they want all eighth graders to have the opportunity to take an algebra course before high school, but theyâre still roughly 50 schools and a school year away from reaching that goal. Until everyone has access, the districtâs math offerings remain inequitable, education advocates and city councilmembers said at a City Hall hearing on Thursday. An
Need free school supplies in Philly? Hereâs where to get them. (opens the original)
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Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphiaâs free newsletter to keep up with news on the cityâs public school system. The Philadelphia School Districtâs first day of school is rapidly approaching. Students return Monday, Aug. 24, and teachers will be back for professional development between Aug. 17 and 21. This academic year, school communities will be battling the heat, dealing with a transition year before some school closures, and continuing to think about ways to keep young people safe and en
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