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Kristen Graham

Reporter · US

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Kristen Graham

    A former Philly principal must repay $31k in school book fair, trip, and class dues money (opens the original)

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    The former principal of a Northeast Philadelphia elementary is on the hook for $31,000 paid to the school by students but never deposited into its bank account. According to the Philadelphia School District’s Inspector General, the former principal of Robert Pollock Elementary, Yvette Jackson, received the money from events including book fairs, holiday bazaars and class trips — plus dues for graduating eighth graders — but “failed to deposit proceeds.” Jackson has since retired. » RE

  2. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Kristen Graham

    Teaching in Philly can be tough. At some schools, so is finding a place to park. (opens the original)

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    The math is simple: There are 11 parking spots reserved for Academy at Palumbo teachers and 107 teachers and staff at the South Philadelphia school. There’s no parking lot and people who work at the acclaimed magnet school tend to drive, teachers say. Though public transportation is an option for some school staff, many teachers live outside the city, with fewer transit options nearby. And while some schools in the Philadelphia School District are close to bus, train, or trolley stops, others

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Kristen Graham

    A Philly charter and its former CEO will pay $4 million to resolve claims they discriminated against Black students (opens the original)

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    A Philadelphia charter and its former CEO have agreed to pay nearly $4 million to resolve claims they discriminated against Black students in the school’s admissions lottery. Franklin Towne Charter High School, in the Northeast, deliberately fixed its 2023 lottery to exclude students from certain majority-Black ZIP codes, Franklin Towne administrator Patrick Field told The Inquirer that year. The order to shut out those students came from Joseph Venditti, a longtime Franklin Towne CEO, who has

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