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It’s a standardized testing day at Miller African-Centered Academy in the Hill District. But before one class of third graders starts the Pennsylvania…
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Gov. Tom Wolf is expected to sign a bill that would establish an education funding formula for the state's public schools. Pennsylvania is one of just…
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Though more than 60 percent of the students in Pittsburgh Public Schools are people of color, district officials said eighty-five percent of its teachers…
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Pittsburgh City Council members and education activists say it’s time for Pennsylvania lawmakers to prioritize affordable early childhood education in the…
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As Pittsburgh becomes more diverse, how can we ensure young children are maintaining a positive racial identity throughout their development? In a recent…
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About 160 area students toured the U.S. Department of Energy's Technology Laboratory Wednesday as part of President Obama's Brother's Keeper initiative to…
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Last May, Governor Tom Wolf held a news conference in front of the Camp Hill state prison in Cumberland County.He was joined by Corrections Secretary John…
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A 2015 report by the National Center for Education Statistics stated that 17 percent, or one out of six, of teachers leave the profession within four…
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Staff turnover rates are a consistent problem when recruiting teacher talent. How do you prepare future teachers studying education for the challenges and…
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Teaching is both challenging and rewarding. Whether you teach in an urban or suburban setting each has its unique challenges. As part of WESA’s Life of…