On February 12, Acting Secretary of Education Noe Ortega visited Pittsburgh Public Schools on the virtual Schools That Teach Tour.

Black History Month, observed annually each February, is devoted to commemorating Black achievements, contributions to society, and history.

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’”

Last year today, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania took a noteworthy step to change the unacceptable: a predominant white educator workforce

American Education Week is held annually during the week prior to Thanksgiving and offers an opportunity to celebrate public education and

Today—less than a day removed from the election—we might have mixed emotions and feelings of dissonance, empowerment, frustration, triumph,

Nutritious food is one of the building blocks for a student to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. The pandemic has only elev

When we started this school year, everything seemed pretty typical. In my visits to classrooms and schools across the Commonwealth, we

Hi, my name is Camilo and I am just a guy in my late 20's following my dreams and learning from my mistakes along the way. My passion is to

Friday, May 22 is the 143rd day of the year. One-four-three had a special meaning to one of Pennsylvania’s most beloved residents – Fred Rog