Education

Following the Mayor’s comments in D.C. last week, WURD’s afternoon host notes that the community schools effort could be a delicious hoagie...once they put the meats in it

A high school teacher on the hope and inspiration she finds from the “speak-truth-to-power” generation

A veterans nonprofit deploys hundreds of volunteers into local schools with a mission taken from their time in uniform: Service

The annual Free Library event, started by librarian Erin Hoopes, returns this weekend with an agenda for change

The summer program helps middle schoolers leap ahead in their math skills through hard work, fun and a dose of compassion

The North Philly-based documentary airing tonight on PBS marks the beginning of a conversation about inner-city trauma, race, class and politics.

The co-founder of The Fellowship for Black Male Educators on how—and why—he became a teacher

Women’s Way is bringing an innovative Delaware financial literacy model here to give economic tools to the poorest—and potentially most powerful—population in the city: Women

The volunteer at W.B. Saul High School’s on-campus farm is taking what was once seen as troublesome and expensive animal waste and transforming it from poo to profit

The LA-based Center for Good Food Purchasing helps districts and governments lead the way in buying healthy food. Can we get Philly schools on board?