Pennsylvania students with disabilities now are eligible to attend school until age 22 after a lawsuit filed on behalf of a Lower Merion student reached a settlement with the state. more
Join Housing First University (a part of Pathways to Housing PA) for a webinar on Intro to Harm Reduction. Licensed social worker credit is available for those in participating states.
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Please play your part as an active citizen by joining Global Citizen and community partners by making a donation of school supplies as part of our 11th annual Back-To-School Supplies Drive. more
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives want to dramatically slash funding for Title I, the long-running federal program that sends money to schools based on the number of poor children. more
The Biden administration opened its new student loan repayment plan for enrollment through a beta application, giving borrowers an early shot at signing up for the program. more
New reports from the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the School District of Philadelphiai show that 8,363 children and youth were identified as homeless 2021-2022 in Philadelphia. more