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Alliance for Progress Charter Schoolâs CEO is out (opens the original)
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Alliance for Progress Charter School, a North Philadelphia charter roiled by turmoil, has a new leader. Emmanuel George is now interim Chief Executive Officer, the schoolâs board of directors chair said in an âimportant leadership updateâ recently sent to families. He replaces Stacey Scott, who served as Allianceâs CEO for several years. Scott hails from New York City, where he spent a 16-year career as an educator and administrator in the charter sector. He describes himself as a consul
âThe kids are not learningâ: Employees inside a North Philly charter detail chaos inside their school (opens the original)
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The leadership meeting happened at mid-afternoon on a Tuesday at Alliance for Progress Charter School: It was a small huddle to discuss how the new school year was going. Unexpectedly, CEO Stacey Scott burst into the Aug. 25 meeting held inside the main office, disrupting the discussion. âYou bâ!â Scott said to the principal, Eric Langston, according to multiple people with direct knowledge of the meeting. She then spoke to the others in the room. âYou canât trust this snake! Motherfâ
Letters to the Editor | Aug. 31, 2026 (opens the original)
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As a physician, my first response to your essay prominently displayed on the op-ed page with the headline âWhy we need vaccinesâ was to laugh. But then the realization set in â how sad it is that this op-ed had to be written at all. Reading that piece makes you realize the size of the nationâs health literacy gap. Vaccines have a 230-year record of effectiveness and safety. They have saved hundreds of millions of lives. The misinformation surrounding them â disseminated largely by MAGA
Philly school principals were asked about their jobs. Hereâs what they had to say. (opens the original)
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Most Philadelphia principals believe the cityâs district and charter schools are moving in the right direction, though they are also frustrated with punishing workloads and inadequate access to resources. And while the majority of principals are satisfied with their leadership roles, Philadelphia School District school leaders are less likely to feel positive about their levels of support and autonomy. Only about half of district principals reported feeling backed by central administration, an
Letters to the Editor | July 27, 2026 (opens the original)
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Gov. Mikie Sherrill revealed last week that 6,600 noncitizens were improperly added to New Jerseyâs voter rolls. This happened even though, when they applied for driverâs licenses and checked the no box indicating they were not citizens, the computer system improperly registered them as voters anyway. The problem was discovered and is being remedied by the computer contractor. The state is responsible for this situation, and is taking action to fix it consistent with its constitutional autho
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