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Summer camp begins in Philadelphia

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Philadelphia announces upcoming summer programs, job opportunities

By Metro Philadelphia

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Museum of Illusions Philadelphia takes visitors on a visual ride

By Molly Given

Philly youth film fest builds more than just movie-making prowess

By Jack Tomczuk

Weitzman Museum

Weitzman Museum shines a light on Jewish stars of country music

By Molly Given

Franklin Institute

Franklin Institute sparks curiosity in the world of digital learning

By Molly Given

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Instagram Parental Controls Features are Coming Soon: What Parents Need to Know

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The growing dilemma of online assignments

By Metro World News

Trolley Car Diner

How a shuttered Philly diner continues to support public school kids

By Brandon Dorfman

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Safe paths and safety zones — Philly schools attempting to curb gunfire

By Jack Tomczuk

Single Mother Reading With Son And Daughter In Den In Bedroom At Home

Education Guide: Helping your kids build strong reading and writing skills

By Emily Levy

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Education Guide: Tips to set yourself up for success in school

By Sabah Fatema Jivraj

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Independence Seaport Museum honors significant anniversary

By Molly Given

Bookshelves and laptops are placed on the library desk.E-learning class and e-book digital technology

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Op-ed: Doubling Pell means more access for students

Dr. Anne Prisco

Students return to University of Pennsylvania

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Biden administration expands student loan forgiveness eligibility

By Reuters

FILE PHOTO: Jury selection in the first trial to result from the U.S. college admissions scandal begins in Boston

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Parents in college scandal ‘crossed a line,’ prosecutor tells jury

By Reuters

FILE PHOTO: A Virginia School board meeting reflects a battle playing out across the country over a once-obscure academic doctrine known as Critical Race Theory, in Ashburn

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U.S. Justice Dept defends efforts to step up monitoring threats to school boards

By Reuters

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Requiring vaccines remains uncertain as Philadelphia school reopening nears

By Jack Tomczuk

YDP Board working

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Local nonprofit gives low-income students free room makeovers to boost learning

By Brandon Dorfman

Health

We Rock the Spectrum offers an all-inclusive learning experience

By Melissa Mitman

Summer Pods

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Banding together for early education

By Molly Given

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