What does it take to Graduate in PA? December’s Education First Compact
The Commonwealth passed a law in 2018 that changed high school graduation requirements starting with 2023 graduates. At the time, it was expected…
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The Student Loan Crisis — November’s Education First Compact Event
Over their lifetime, a college graduate will earn an average of $1 million more than a high school graduate. This fact…
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The Great Teacher Resignation — the Next Education First Compact on Oct 13
Join us for the October 13th session of the Philadelphia Education Fund’s monthly conversation series, Education First Compact. The Great…
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Lunch plans on 6/16? Join us at EDUCATE PHILLY!
Blog readers, we’re inviting you to lunch on June 16th at the Union League. Much more than lunch, it’s our…
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PEF’s Latina College Access Counselors On Imposter Syndrome
“This college is wrong for me.” “I don’t belong.” “I’m not as smart or talented as everyone else here.” Imposter…
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Register by Friday 3/11 for Aligning High School & College Rubrics
The Philadelphia Education Fund is pleased to invite high school and college teachers to a professional development session facilitated by…
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The Philly School District’s Budget with Uri Monson, CFO, on July 9
What does it look like to plan for a school district budget in the midst of a global pandemic? That…
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Meet Garrett Graff, Educate Philly Panelist, This Thursday, 6/18
Joining our Educate Philly – The Media and Education panel of Ed Rendell and Tamala Edwards is a leading voice…
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ICYMI: Listen to “College Affordability Traps and Solutions” Education First Compact
The Philadelphia Education Fund is on the front lines of the college affordability issue, working closely with Philadelphia’s most vulnerable…
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