‘Grow your own’ programs train high schoolers to become teachers. West Chester is joining the movement to combat the teacher shortage Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer ‘Grow your own’ programs train high schoolers to become teachers. West Chester is joining the movement to combat the teacher shortage Dean Pam Grossman of the Graduate School of Education says “grow your own” programs have been successful because if you recruit locally, people are more likely to stay. Flunking social studies is how America got the Big Lie and QAnon. Don’t make it worse Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Flunking social studies is how America got the Big Lie and QAnon. Don’t make it worse Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center says that reduced time in the classroom for teaching civics will come back to haunt America’s future politics. New Pa. standardized test scores show students haven’t rebounded since the pandemic Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer New Pa. standardized test scores show students haven’t rebounded since the pandemic Jonathan Supovitz of the Graduate School of Education explains why he isn’t surprised by Pennsylvania students’ continuing low scores on standardized tests. These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn In the News Los Angeles Times These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn is noted for offering core curriculum and liberal arts classes to high school students through the nonprofit Ed Equity Lab. Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Ericka S. Weathers of the Graduate School of Education discusses whether Josh Shapiro’s platform and track record will lead him to support schools as Pennsylvania governor. Cities and the urban university Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Cities and the urban university Penn is lauded for organizing a University-Assisted Community Schools Network and for offering roughly 80 academically-based community service courses through the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, with a quote from the Center’s founding director Ira Harkavy. Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Penn In the News Axios Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Michael Gottfried of the Graduate School of Education says that Philadelphia’s rise in unexcused absences is a sign of student disengagement triggered by a return from remote learning to an in-person classroom. The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs. Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
Flunking social studies is how America got the Big Lie and QAnon. Don’t make it worse Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Flunking social studies is how America got the Big Lie and QAnon. Don’t make it worse Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center says that reduced time in the classroom for teaching civics will come back to haunt America’s future politics. New Pa. standardized test scores show students haven’t rebounded since the pandemic Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer New Pa. standardized test scores show students haven’t rebounded since the pandemic Jonathan Supovitz of the Graduate School of Education explains why he isn’t surprised by Pennsylvania students’ continuing low scores on standardized tests. These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn In the News Los Angeles Times These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn is noted for offering core curriculum and liberal arts classes to high school students through the nonprofit Ed Equity Lab. Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Ericka S. Weathers of the Graduate School of Education discusses whether Josh Shapiro’s platform and track record will lead him to support schools as Pennsylvania governor. Cities and the urban university Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Cities and the urban university Penn is lauded for organizing a University-Assisted Community Schools Network and for offering roughly 80 academically-based community service courses through the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, with a quote from the Center’s founding director Ira Harkavy. Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Penn In the News Axios Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Michael Gottfried of the Graduate School of Education says that Philadelphia’s rise in unexcused absences is a sign of student disengagement triggered by a return from remote learning to an in-person classroom. The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs. Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
New Pa. standardized test scores show students haven’t rebounded since the pandemic Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer New Pa. standardized test scores show students haven’t rebounded since the pandemic Jonathan Supovitz of the Graduate School of Education explains why he isn’t surprised by Pennsylvania students’ continuing low scores on standardized tests. These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn In the News Los Angeles Times These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn is noted for offering core curriculum and liberal arts classes to high school students through the nonprofit Ed Equity Lab. Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Ericka S. Weathers of the Graduate School of Education discusses whether Josh Shapiro’s platform and track record will lead him to support schools as Pennsylvania governor. Cities and the urban university Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Cities and the urban university Penn is lauded for organizing a University-Assisted Community Schools Network and for offering roughly 80 academically-based community service courses through the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, with a quote from the Center’s founding director Ira Harkavy. Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Penn In the News Axios Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Michael Gottfried of the Graduate School of Education says that Philadelphia’s rise in unexcused absences is a sign of student disengagement triggered by a return from remote learning to an in-person classroom. The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs. Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn In the News Los Angeles Times These high school students were afraid to dream bigger. A Stanford class is changing that Penn is noted for offering core curriculum and liberal arts classes to high school students through the nonprofit Ed Equity Lab. Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Ericka S. Weathers of the Graduate School of Education discusses whether Josh Shapiro’s platform and track record will lead him to support schools as Pennsylvania governor. Cities and the urban university Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Cities and the urban university Penn is lauded for organizing a University-Assisted Community Schools Network and for offering roughly 80 academically-based community service courses through the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, with a quote from the Center’s founding director Ira Harkavy. Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Penn In the News Axios Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Michael Gottfried of the Graduate School of Education says that Philadelphia’s rise in unexcused absences is a sign of student disengagement triggered by a return from remote learning to an in-person classroom. The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs. Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Josh Shapiro’s victory in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race could bolster school funding Ericka S. Weathers of the Graduate School of Education discusses whether Josh Shapiro’s platform and track record will lead him to support schools as Pennsylvania governor. Cities and the urban university Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Cities and the urban university Penn is lauded for organizing a University-Assisted Community Schools Network and for offering roughly 80 academically-based community service courses through the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, with a quote from the Center’s founding director Ira Harkavy. Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Penn In the News Axios Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Michael Gottfried of the Graduate School of Education says that Philadelphia’s rise in unexcused absences is a sign of student disengagement triggered by a return from remote learning to an in-person classroom. The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs. Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
Cities and the urban university Penn In the News Chronicle of Higher Education Cities and the urban university Penn is lauded for organizing a University-Assisted Community Schools Network and for offering roughly 80 academically-based community service courses through the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, with a quote from the Center’s founding director Ira Harkavy. Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Penn In the News Axios Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Michael Gottfried of the Graduate School of Education says that Philadelphia’s rise in unexcused absences is a sign of student disengagement triggered by a return from remote learning to an in-person classroom. The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs. Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Penn In the News Axios Chronic truancy on the rise in Philadelphia schools Michael Gottfried of the Graduate School of Education says that Philadelphia’s rise in unexcused absences is a sign of student disengagement triggered by a return from remote learning to an in-person classroom. The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs. Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
The future leaders of the business world Students in the Global Youth Program converge on campus during Summer 2022. (Image: Wharton Stories) The future leaders of the business world Wharton Global Youth Program is the first business school to engage pre-college students worldwide with online, on-campus, and on-site programs.
Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities. Load More
Community schools offer more than just teaching Penn In the News The New York Times Community schools offer more than just teaching The Netter Center University-Assisted Community Schools Network, founded in 2015, is noted as a valuable partnership between community schools and about 70 universities.