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55 students in a single classroom: What a surge in freshman enrollment means for Philly's Girls High (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. Philadelphia Principal KaTiedra Argro has spent years trying to boost enrollment at Philadelphia's storied High School for Girls. She's been so successful that Girls High now has a new challenge: classrooms so packed that 55 students are squeezed into one history section. MORE: The mental health of high school students continues to improve from the lows of the COVID-19 pandemic "It's been over
Philly school district bet big on its new reading curriculum, but implementation has been tricky (opens the original)
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Philadelphia school district officials have pledged that this will be the year students' reading proficiency improves. But as the district starts the third year of a $25 million reading curriculum overhaul, more evidence points to problems with the rollout. MORE: Philly moves back application window for 2027-2028 school selection after delay in reporting state test scores According to a new district research report, educators reported serious concerns with the new K-8 English language arts curri
Philly parents describe 'devastating' toll of preschool exclusions and suspensions (opens the original)
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Philadelphia parent Hadria Leon was excited when her son started preschool in 2024, snapping a photo as Otto went off to his first day. MORE: Cheltenham School District superintendent resigns in fallout from football team's hazing scandal But when she went to pick him up, the preschool staff told her Otto could no longer attend. Otto has an autism diagnosis, and preschool leaders said they didn’t have the resources to support him, Leon said. "I was devastated, I was crying," Leon said. "I begged
'Nobody feels good, nobody's learning': How high temperatures disrupt Philly’s school days (opens the original)
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For nearly two years, teacher Isabelle Ouyang and her colleagues have dealt with the presence of construction workers, shuffling between classrooms, stress over schedules, and a host of disruptive renovations. MORE: With school out, Philly teens say they need more places to build community and stay safe Ouyang has, essentially, pardoned all that dust, because Philadelphia’s Kensington High School now has air conditioning. With an $17 million estimated price tag, it hasn't come cheap. And she's s
Pa.'s largest cyber charter school expands real estate footprint into Philly (opens the original)
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Pennsylvania’s largest cyber charter school, Commonwealth Charter Academy, is expanding its real estate footprint into Philadelphia with a 32,000-square-foot site at the city’s Navy Yard. Cyber charter students log onto class from home and complete assignments online, without ever having to attend class in-person. But officials with Commonwealth Charter Academy say the site will have offices for staff, as well as a service center for the school’s growing number of Philadelphia students. The scho
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