OCDEL offers two free carbon monoxide detectors to agencies
Pennsylvania’s Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) is providing two complimentary Carbon Monoxide Detectors for all certified child care providers in Pennsylvania. more
Education
New tookit helps college students get benefits for basic needs
Benefits Data Trust has released a toolkit to help colleges identify students eligible for untapped public benefits that can help them pay for basic needs – and focus on succeeding in their studies. more
'Interior Chinatown' is 2023 One Book, One Philadelphia selection
The Free Library of Philadelphia is honored to announce that the 2023 One Book, One Philadelphia featured selection is Charles Yu’s Interior Chinatown! more
School days end before work days, leading to challenges for families
For working parents, the hours between the end of the school day and the end of the traditional workday leave a gap millions struggle to fill. more
Poll: After school programs challenged with post-COVID woes
Nearly 1 in 4 providers (23 percent) say that they have not been able to return to their regular operational capacity. more
TeenSHARP prepares students for college, leadership
The organization makes a decade-long commitment to students—following their academic and career trajectories, and provides additional assistance if needed. more
'I Am Philadelphia' contest seeks city high school students
PhillyGoes2College, in partnership with Wawa Welcome America and Vanguard, is still accepting submissions to the I Am Philadelphia Contest! more
Temple study highlights food insecurity among college students
“They talked about having headaches and trouble staying awake in class, feeling anxious that other people would hear their tummies grumbling." more
PA Black Caucus offers $1,000 scholarships for youth of color
Graduating high school seniors and college undergraduates who are also people of color are invited to apply for a James R. Roebuck PLBC Scholarship totaling $1,000. more
Court: PA school funding formula is unconstitutional
A Commonwealth Court judge has declared Pennsylvania’s school funding system unconstitutional and ordered the General Assembly to overhaul it. more
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