Education
Hunting History
A local program has brought history to life for 15,000 students—and teaches citizenship, too
By Karen ChernickCooking, Eating and Learning
What happens when school children learn to cook healthy food? They eat healthier
By Rebecca Pepper SinklerKatrina Stevens
As part of a Drexel series on rethinking learning, the tech ed entrepreneur and former Obama advisor will explore the best uses of technology in the classroom
By Jamie BogertSchool Reform Commission
Though “reform” is a relative term
By J.P. RomneyTechgirlz
Through free tech classes to middle school girls in Philly, the nonprofit hopes to shape the technology industry into a more equitable place for everyone
By Quinn O'CallaghanRebel Ventures
The crew of high school students have fed students throughout the School District—part of their plan to bring healthy snacks to every child
By Jamie BogertShopping, Prepping, Eating and Sharing a New World
How the Free Library brings the joys of cooking to new Philadelphians
By Nina SolisAt What Price Soda Tax?
A recent TV investigative report of the city’s pre-K initiative raises questions about just what it means to be progressive in Philadelphia
By Larry PlattSummer Ends…Learning Starts
For North Philly middle school students, a poem reminds them that all things end—even summer vacation
By Sara AlbertThe Anti School Choice Hypocrisy
A Mastery charter school principal calls out his anti-charter friends for denying choice—but only for black students
By Sharif El-Mekki