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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill has set an ethical example for a corrupt era | Editorial (opens the original)
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In announcing the resignation of New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell last week amid allegations of harassment and ethics violations, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said an independent investigation had found âa pattern of behavior that does not meet the standards of this administration.â In a state where official misconduct has often been not just tolerated but embraced â and at a time when our national government is making workaday New Jersey corruption look quaint â Sherrill responded swiftly, fair
Philly schools are missing thousands of students. District employees are knocking on doors to get them back. (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia School District is thousands of students under its enrollment projections this school year â and with an important funding deadline looming, Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr. is sending officials knocking on doors to drum up business. Central office staff and school workers have been asked to fast-track âEnrollment Acceleration,â a new, district-specific program directly engaging families that have left the Philadelphia school system, The Inquirer has learned. District
Philadelphia shouldnât give up on the Academy of Natural Sciencesâ historic museum | Editorial (opens the original)
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The Academy of Natural Sciences opened in 1828 when John Quincy Adams was president. It survived the Civil War, the Great Depression, two world wars, Philadelphiaâs near bankruptcy, and the COVID-19 pandemic. So the decision by the leadership of the Academy and Drexel University to close the oldest natural history museum in the Americas on short notice is beyond disappointing. This is one of the cityâs cultural crown jewels, housing more than 19 million scientific specimens, including fossil
A final day at the Academy of Natural Sciences is bringing tears, nostalgia, and disbelief (opens the original)
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Rene Garner cried even before the doors swung open Sunday to admit visitors to the last-ever day of operation for the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University. âI feel so sad,â said Garner, a retired educator who brought classes to the museum for years and credits her sonâs love of science to summers spent learning at the academyâs summer camp. âThis was such a great big part of our lives.â Garner, a West Philadelphia resident, came with her son, Addison Garner, and her grand
PSSA scores are still missing in Philly, but the district wonât go test optional - school board roundup (opens the original)
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Leo Stober, an eighth grader at Science Leadership Academy Middle School, is frustrated. Heâs thinking about applying to selective Philadelphia School District high schools, but the process is now stymied by what officials said was a delay in the release of state test scores. So Leo sat in front of the Philadelphia school board Thursday night to air his concerns. Not having access to scores âis quite frankly disrespectful, not only to the students, but also to the teachers,â Leo said. Stud
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