Texas has taken over the Houston school district. Educational outcomes have not always improved in other states that have done so Penn In the News NBC News Texas has taken over the Houston school district. Educational outcomes have not always improved in other states that have done so Jonathan Supovitz of the Graduate School of Education says that there’s evidence in both directions on the question of whether state takeover of individual districts can improve student learning. Black students in Lower Merion got racist emails. One mother says the school should have done more in response Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Black students in Lower Merion got racist emails. One mother says the school should have done more in response Andrea Kane of the Graduate School of Education says that a school administration’s response to racism depends on the specifics of the incident, such as how much disruption was caused and whether threats of violence were made. How one New Orleans charter school has expanded student access to college courses Penn In the News The New Orleans Advocate How one New Orleans charter school has expanded student access to college courses Abramson Sci Academy in New Orleans is offering personal finance classes to high schoolers, taught by Wharton School professors. New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time Penn In the News Albuquerque Journal New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time A study co-authored by economists at Penn found that a longer school year showed an “extremely robust” association with higher student achievement. New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students Penn In the News Indianapolis Business Journal New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students The Indianapolis Public School district will partner with the National Education Equity Lab to allow high school students to remotely enroll in Penn courses. Africana studies can save education—and the world Penn In the News Education Week Africana studies can save education—and the world Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education writes that "Africana studies is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the study of Black people and history, but it also represents a foundational building block of a more just world." This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Nicole Carl of the Graduate School of Education says that teachers are feeling pressure from administrators to boost test scores. Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School. Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
Black students in Lower Merion got racist emails. One mother says the school should have done more in response Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Black students in Lower Merion got racist emails. One mother says the school should have done more in response Andrea Kane of the Graduate School of Education says that a school administration’s response to racism depends on the specifics of the incident, such as how much disruption was caused and whether threats of violence were made. How one New Orleans charter school has expanded student access to college courses Penn In the News The New Orleans Advocate How one New Orleans charter school has expanded student access to college courses Abramson Sci Academy in New Orleans is offering personal finance classes to high schoolers, taught by Wharton School professors. New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time Penn In the News Albuquerque Journal New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time A study co-authored by economists at Penn found that a longer school year showed an “extremely robust” association with higher student achievement. New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students Penn In the News Indianapolis Business Journal New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students The Indianapolis Public School district will partner with the National Education Equity Lab to allow high school students to remotely enroll in Penn courses. Africana studies can save education—and the world Penn In the News Education Week Africana studies can save education—and the world Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education writes that "Africana studies is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the study of Black people and history, but it also represents a foundational building block of a more just world." This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Nicole Carl of the Graduate School of Education says that teachers are feeling pressure from administrators to boost test scores. Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School. Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
How one New Orleans charter school has expanded student access to college courses Penn In the News The New Orleans Advocate How one New Orleans charter school has expanded student access to college courses Abramson Sci Academy in New Orleans is offering personal finance classes to high schoolers, taught by Wharton School professors. New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time Penn In the News Albuquerque Journal New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time A study co-authored by economists at Penn found that a longer school year showed an “extremely robust” association with higher student achievement. New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students Penn In the News Indianapolis Business Journal New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students The Indianapolis Public School district will partner with the National Education Equity Lab to allow high school students to remotely enroll in Penn courses. Africana studies can save education—and the world Penn In the News Education Week Africana studies can save education—and the world Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education writes that "Africana studies is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the study of Black people and history, but it also represents a foundational building block of a more just world." This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Nicole Carl of the Graduate School of Education says that teachers are feeling pressure from administrators to boost test scores. Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School. Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time Penn In the News Albuquerque Journal New Mexico can turn the tide by increasing classroom time A study co-authored by economists at Penn found that a longer school year showed an “extremely robust” association with higher student achievement. New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students Penn In the News Indianapolis Business Journal New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students The Indianapolis Public School district will partner with the National Education Equity Lab to allow high school students to remotely enroll in Penn courses. Africana studies can save education—and the world Penn In the News Education Week Africana studies can save education—and the world Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education writes that "Africana studies is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the study of Black people and history, but it also represents a foundational building block of a more just world." This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Nicole Carl of the Graduate School of Education says that teachers are feeling pressure from administrators to boost test scores. Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School. Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students Penn In the News Indianapolis Business Journal New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS students The Indianapolis Public School district will partner with the National Education Equity Lab to allow high school students to remotely enroll in Penn courses. Africana studies can save education—and the world Penn In the News Education Week Africana studies can save education—and the world Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education writes that "Africana studies is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the study of Black people and history, but it also represents a foundational building block of a more just world." This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Nicole Carl of the Graduate School of Education says that teachers are feeling pressure from administrators to boost test scores. Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School. Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
Africana studies can save education—and the world Penn In the News Education Week Africana studies can save education—and the world Ismael Jimenez of the Graduate School of Education writes that "Africana studies is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the study of Black people and history, but it also represents a foundational building block of a more just world." This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Nicole Carl of the Graduate School of Education says that teachers are feeling pressure from administrators to boost test scores. Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School. Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer This Philly-area elementary school saw test scores plummet. Now it’s putting all its resources toward catching up. Nicole Carl of the Graduate School of Education says that teachers are feeling pressure from administrators to boost test scores. Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School. Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Science and service at Philly’s Paul Robeson High School Penn students in the Academically Based Community Service course Everyday Neuroscience team up with 10th-graders from Paul Robeson High School.
Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Penn In the News Atlanta Journal-Constitution Need more teachers? Why not groom students? Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says that “grow your own” teaching programs that recruit locally have been successful. Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma. Load More
Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Last cut for neighborhood barber after 70 years in West Philadelphia Howard Stevenson of the Graduate School of Education says that Black men share intimate and personal stories in barbershops, making them ideal places to help deal with emotional and physical trauma.