Disney College Program remains suspended amid coronavirus pandemic

The popular Disney College Program remains suspended until further notice, the company announced to its prospective participants on Thursday.

Murphy signs bill overhauling NJ teacher health benefits

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday signed sweeping bipartisan legislation overhauling public teachers’ health benefits that lawmakers say could save $1 billion a year over seven years.

New Jersey schools to plan for in-person learning in fall

New Jersey’s schools will be open for in-person instruction in the fall, as long as COVID-19 trends don’t worsen, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Friday.

Gov. DeSantis announces $500 million to raise salaries of Florida teachers

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed legislation that will raise teacher's salaries. He said that he hopes this will entice more people to go into teaching and help them have a good minimum salary and meet end's meet.

California schools chief: Officers needed in some schools but they need to be trained in bias

Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond said the officers would be needed to protect students from dangers, including school shootings or bomb threats but officers would no longer be called upon to discipline misbehaving students.

Camp Kelly: Camp Sam
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Bob heads to camp in Deptford Township, New Jersey.

Monmouth University removes Woodrow Wilson's name from building

A New Jersey university removed the name of former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson from one of its most prominent buildings, citing efforts to increase diversity and inclusiveness.

Mayor Kenney designates Juneteenth as official city holiday

Mayor Jim Kenney announced that the City of Philadelphia will designate Juneteenth as an official city holiday.

School District of Philadelphia hosts virtual graduation

Former Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins served as the Keynote speaker as FOX 29’s Bob Kelly was featured as one of the event’s emcees.

Temple University cites 'best interest' in refusal to cut ties with Philadelphia Police Department

After video surfaced of a Philadelphia Police Department officer "abusing" a Temple University student, current students and alumni of the school began a petition demanding the end of the police department's affiliation. 

Officials: Pennsylvania schools can reopen in-person teaching on July 1

Elementary and secondary schools inside Pennsylvania’s less restrictive reopening zones can resume teaching in person and other activities at the end of June, the Education Department said Wednesday.