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Former Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham is running for mayor, but should she be focused on reforming the Reading, PA charter school ...
Phila. Mayoral Candidates Need Better Ed. Advisors, Like Yesterday – The PHL Blog – January 16, 2015
Public Citizens for Children and Youth (PCCY) released a report on charter school performance among currently operating charter school ...
School Reform Commission Must Not Grant Any New Charter Schools: Here's Why
Parents across the city are demanding better schools for their ...
Should there be more charter schools in Philadelphia?
That's the question currently being weighed by the School Reform Commission as it ...
All 40 applications for new charter schools should be rejected because additional charters would only deepen the district's financial problems, ...
PHILADELPHIA (January 15th, 2015) – Public Citizens for Children and Youth urges the School Reform Commission to reject all 40 applications for ...
Report shows legal, fiscal and oversight challenges in granting new charters in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (January 15th, 2015) – Public ...
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Public Citizens for Children and Youth has identified sufficient legal, fiscal and oversight reasons to deny all ...
50,000 More in Affluent Classrooms, Ten Times Less in Poor Classrooms
The gaping disparity of resources between wealthy and poor school ...
A new report finds that Pennsylvania ranks 41st nationally, lagging behind New Jersey, Delaware, 37 other states and the District of Columbia in ...
The gap between what wealthy and poor school districts spend on education in Pennsylvania has doubled since Gov. Tom Corbett took office, ...
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