Pennsylvania Department Of Education | Audacy

These primary judicial races could affect caregiving statewide. 4 court cases show how.

May 19, 2025
Pa. acting education secretary faces state Senate questions on budget

February 26, 2025
Pennsylvania's acting education secretary defends second-largest part of state budget in Harrisburg Carrie Rowe says if Trump kills the US Dept. of Education, the funding loss would be 'catastrophic'

February 24, 2025
Governor eyes overhaul of Pennsylvania higher ed system that’s among the worst in affordability

January 27, 2024
District officials promote kindergarten enrollment with Thrive at Five program Reports show fewer children are enrolled in kindergarten compared to pre-pandemic times

January 23, 2024
Pa. school districts sue state after it extended eligibility age for disabled students The rule allows students with disabilities to go to school through the age of 22.

September 21, 2023
For-profit art school Hussian College abruptly closes its doors Dozens of students left scrambling to resume their education at other schools

August 12, 2023
Philly rolling out new state graduation standards, starting this year Currently, about 57% of Philly public school seniors are on track to fulfill the new requirements

January 6, 2023
Latest PSSA scores show Pa. students still behind pre-pandemic curve English scores dropped compared to the previous year for a majority of grades

November 29, 2022
Philly schools expand program to pay for staff teaching certifications A decade ago, Pennsylvania saw 20,000 new teachers. Last year, it was 6,000.

November 1, 2022