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Texans are stepping up like never before to help teachers. In the Northwest ISD it means many donations, and opening the doors to a shop for teachers to come and cross items off their wish list.

The fast food chain is serving up free breakfast Happy Meals starting Monday.

Philadelphia schools have been granted six half days between November and May, while teachers will see a pay raise and a bonus in their new contract.

Schools have welcomed students back to classrooms but face a new challenge: a shortage of teachers and staff the likes of which some districts say they have never seen

You might know Donovan Mitchell for his performance in the 2021 NBA playoffs, tearing it up for the Utah Jazz. But off the court, Mitchell has a soft spot for teachers – maybe that’s because his mom has been a preschool teacher for years. Mitchell talked with NBCLX about social justice and a $1 million donation Clorox is making to...

As the towers of the World Trade Center fell on 9/11, children across the country absorbed the news in school, and teachers attempted to reassure them while coping with their own grief and fear. LX News Host Ashley Holt shares a personal story about how the tragedy of 9/11 hit home for young students and their teachers.

Wawa is helping teachers from our area have a great start to the school year with their “Cheers to Classrooms” Tour. Wawa is handing out everything from free coffee to financial grants. They began their tour at a school in New Castle, Delaware.

Philadelphia students are preparing to return to in-person learning on Tuesday. For many, it will be their first time in the classroom since the start of the COVID pandemic. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville finds out what school officials are doing to keep students and staff safe.

Masterman School teachers protested the school district for what they believe to be a lack of information about asbestos in the building. NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher talks about their message and what they want changed.

With a return of in-person learning, many school districts have enforced mask or vaccine mandates for teachers and staff. NBC10 Investigative Reporter Mitch Blacher surveys some local teachers and gets their reactions to the mandates.

The Philadelphia School Board approved a resolution to mandate a COVID-19 vaccination for all 20,000 Philadelphia School District employees. But there is still much work that needs to be done before the mandate is implemented. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville explains.

Yearlong teaching apprenticeships have been signed into law in Delaware as a creative way to get more teachers classroom ready.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated the guidance Friday.

Crystal Allenton never expected to be featured on a mural. But the single mother of three became the subject of a portrait emblazoned with the words “Ambition Never Rests” after her journey from homelessness to a college degree inspired her alma mater to honor her. Allenton, who is now a high school teacher in Pennsylvania, shared her story with NBCLX...

Years ago, as a single mother of three, Crystal Allenton went back to school and earned her college degree — and she did it while dealing with domestic violence and homelessness. Today, Allenton has seen her story turned into a special piece of art commissioned by her college alma mater, Western Governors University.

The president of the American Federation of Teachers is calling for a full return to in-person learning in the fall and says the union is “all in.”

In 2020, hate crimes against Asian Americans increased 15 percent.

After several days of noticing the same man sitting in a car in a parking lot near his home, Steven Nava discovered the man was one of his substitute teachers from high school.

Sixers star Tobias Harris has teamed up with Stroehmann Bread to pick the King or Queen of the Classroom. Harris spoke to NBC10’s Aunyea Lachelle about the importance of education.

The national rush to vaccinate teachers in hopes of soon reopening pandemic-shuttered schools is running into one basic problem: Almost no one knows how many are getting the shots, or refusing to get them.