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Philly schools facing fiscal cliff
The Philadelphia School District superintendent made his case to the Board of Education on Thursday afternoon as the district faces potentially falling off a fiscal cliff. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk explains.
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The School District of Philadelphia is facing a teacher shortage. Here's what's being done about it
The Philadelphia School District is facing a teacher shortage. They’re having a problem recruiting new teachers to fill their classrooms, and now dozens of organizations are working towards a solution. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reports.
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Kensington students win learning challenge, become ‘principal for a day'
Two students at a school in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood got the chance to become “principal for the day.”
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Students selected to become ‘principal for a day' at Kensington school
A trip to the principal’s office is taking on new meaning today for two elementary students in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood.
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A glimpse at the progress and challenges the School District of Philadelphia is facing
Philadelphia students are progressing in reading, and more are staying in school. But while the district celebrates those achievements, it’s also working on a new way to get students to improve in one particular subject: Math. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk shares how a financial incentive could help students get their scores up.
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Philly school district opens kindergarten registration for 2025-26 school year
School District of Philadelphia Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington officially kicked off his “Thrive At Five” campaign with the goal of getting as many children registered for kindergarten as soon as possible.
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Philly School District kicks off campaign to get kids signed up for kindergarten
School District of Philadelphia Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington is launching the “Thrive at Five” campaign to get parents to register their children for kindergarten for next school year.
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Eagles' Jalen Hurts aims to support underserved schools through duffle bag sales
Eagles star Jalen Hurts is selling limited-edition duffle bags through his foundation to raise money to support underserved schools in Philadelphia.
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Philly art museum offering free guided tours to local schools for limited time
The Philadelphia Museum of Art has announced a new initiative to provide free busing and guided tours for local schools to see the museum’s newest exhibition, “The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframing the Black Figure.”
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Update on extended day, extended year pilot program at 25 Philadelphia schools
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker provided an update on the extended day, extended year program that’s being tested at 25 schools in the city.
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Joel Embiid throws block party, surprises Philly students
Sixers star Joel Embiid surprised kids at a block party that he hosted in Philadelphia on Friday. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville reports.
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Leadership runs in this family of educators in North Philly
NBC10 is highlighting leaders who are making a difference in our community during this Hispanic Heritage Month. For the Lajaras from North Philadelphia, leadership runs in the family with two assistant superintendents and a vice principal in their ranks. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle explains how education shaped their legacy.
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Jalen Hurts Foundation to donate $5k for every touchdown he scores to provide AC for Philly schools
Every time Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Hurts scores a touchdown this season, more funding will go toward Philadelphia public schools.
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Mother of student shot, killed outside Roxborough High School sues Philly School District
Meredith Elizalde is suing the School District of Philadelphia after her son, Nicolas Elizalde, was shot and killed outside Roxborough High School nearly two years ago.
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Early dismissal again for dozens of schools in Philadelphia due to heat
State officials declared a code orange on Tuesday for the entire Philadelphia area. This means there are unhealthy pollution levels in the air for certain groups of people. The heat is also affecting the city’s students, who just started their new school year Monday. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle has reactions from parents after schools had to be let out early again...
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Students share their excitement to start the new school year in Philly
Parents and students are getting ready for the upcoming school year that’s right around the corner. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama spoke with some who say they’re excited to get back to the classroom.
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SEPTA announces new safety plan, aims to protect students going to and from school
In a new plan, SEPTA detailed how they will ensure the safety and security of students who rely on the public transportation system to get to and from school.
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Philadelphia School District superintendent talks student safety ahead of new year
Dr. Tony Watlington, the Philadelphia School District superintendent, sat down with NBC10 political reporter Lauren Mayk to talk about their top priority of keeping students safe and hiring the staff for schools.
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Extended school? Here's what you need to know about the new pilot program for Philly Schools
A new pilot program is coming to the School District of Philadelphia. More than a dozen schools will open early in the morning and won’t close until 6 p.m. Officials say it’s to give kids and extra boost before school and after school and during the summer. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has the details.
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Philadelphia-area schools rank among top 10 in Pennsylvania, says U.S. News
A new list of the “Best High Schools in Pennsylvania” has been released, and seven of the top ten are in the Philadelphia region.