The 10,000-square-foot center on Kenneth Road will serve kids as young as 6 weeks old and open next summer, per the builders.

At Potter-Thomas Elementary in North Philadelphia, breakfast participation jumped from 19% to nearly 70% once meals moved into classrooms.

A 2025 funding freeze stranded families waiting on child-care aid, as New Jersey weighs a $35 million fix.

Students built crossbows and trebuchets in a month for a shot at $500 and bragging rights at Alumni Field.

The 55,205-square-foot campus addition will serve children ages 3 to 11 with nearly 190 staff on hand, aiming for a 2028 opening.

Laura Kelly and her sister Alicia both gave birth at Bryn Mawr Hospital on September 12 — two days apart in pregnancy news, on the same day in the delivery rooms. Laura had a C-section.

The Essential Needs Hub pairs a free food pantry with a thrift shop, massage chairs and crisis staff at Temple's student center.

A $2 million bill from Assemblyman Bill Moen could finally give every New Jersey toddler a free monthly book in the mail.

Junior Laniah Brooks got tuition covered through senior year — and two more scholarships are coming next fall.

Third Base Plaza hosted a step show and college fair as the Phillies pushed students toward Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Ava Clopton, 9, wanted to meet the Eagles. The team brought her and fellow patients right onto the practice field.

Penrose School kicked off the district's sixth annual tour after rain scrapped the MLK High stop, now set for August 13.

Bensalem’s annual Family Fall Festival returns October 3 with kids’ activities, a retro concert and fireworks. Parking details and a scam warning are already part of the announcement.