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Every August Philadelphia teachers head back to their classrooms, rested and ready to tackle the challenges of the coming year. They decorate their classrooms, analyze their student lists, and plan for a year full of learning, opportunities and fun for students

Just hours after an incident two blocks from his school led to a brief lock-down of his building, Noah Tennant focuses conversation on his students' resilience - rather than his own skills as a leader

On paper, the robust schedule for the 22 Philadelphia principals selected to participate in the Neubauer Fellowship 2017 Summer Institute is similar to many immersion experiences

When violence struck Sharif El-Mekki — Neubauer Fellow (Cohort 1) and principal of Mastery Charter Shoemaker Campus — he turned a potential tragedy into a call to action

Dan LaSalle, a fifth-year teacher at Olney Charter High School in Philadelphia, knows the importance of financial literacy

In ideal situations, parents and teachers are role models who help children navigate their educational journey. So imagine the potential impact when one of your parents is a classroom teacher.

In Philadelphia, a spirit of entrepreneurship is alive and well among principals—and it’s reaping big rewards for schools and students

The Philadelphia Academy of School Leaders is honored to announce that 22 exceptional principals have accepted a place in the third cohort

Amelia Coleman Brown was an adult before she fully appreciated her mother's dedication to providing her with an education

An innovative collaboration is supporting Philadelphia teachers to build personal leadership skills to better serve their schools and students

High expectations for students, a focus on learning, and highly professional staff are three characteristics that this year’s National Blue Ribbon Schools share

Continuing its mission to expand leadership development opportunities for the city’s principals, the Philadelphia Academy of School Leaders