Youth

Hey, Inquirer: Philly’s latest tragic example of antisocial disorder ought to be called out for what it is

Why the most important part of our country’s constitution may not be what you think it is.

Two charter school educators say Philadelphia students are hungry to start their careers — and Philly business leaders need to give them a chance.

The School District of Philadelphia no longer closes schools for Veterans Day. The president of the Philadelphia Veterans Parade asks: Why not turn the former day off into a day of learning about military service?

School by school, student by student, a Philly educator is changing how Black girls learn — and embrace — math.

Angela Duckworth, author of Grit, MacArthur "Genius" Award-winner, and co-founder of Character Lab, on the value of doing the right thing

The MSNBC host speaks with the actor, activist and author about They Called Us Enemy, a graphic memoir about Japanese American internment

What the most talked-about idea in the new schools plan would mean for Philadelphia

Instagram feuds, Twitter taunts and online videos are taking the blame for several shootings over the last couple of years. The answer is old-fashioned communication

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