Education

It’s back to school for many college students and Saturday was move-in day at Moore College of Art and Design. That’s where some former UArts students are now starting a brand new chapter after UArts sudden closure in June.

When it comes to back to school, it’s not just about getting the students ready, but the teachers as well. Making sure they have the supplies and resources they need is crucial. In Delaware County, there’s a non-profit doing just that.

Young kids took a free 6-week entrepreneur program at the Marian Anderson Recreation Center where they learned how to create a bunch of their own products which they got to sell during a pop-up shop event Thursday. Check it out!

School District of Philadelphia Tony Watlington sits down one-on-one with FOX 29 reporter Jeff Cole talking of positive student improvements and attendance, as well as addressing safety concerns.

Abington School District is joining the many schools implementing a cellphone ban for the 2024-2025 school year.

300-400 Philadelphia students will receive a bookbag filled with supplies thanks to a Philly father who is holding his 7th annual bookbag giveaway in honor of his daughter who passed away from cancer.

If you haven’t even begun to think about sleep schedules for school, don’t worry, you still have time, but experts say the earlier you start the easier the transition will be. Dr. Christopher Cielo, Director of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Sleep Center explains tips for parents and guardians.

Some schools in South Jersey are cracking down on wireless devices this year, but they aren't stopping at just phones and tablets.

In an effort keep students safe, some schools in Delaware County are turning to newer technology for the new school year.

Jalen Hurts is helping kids stay comfortable at seven schools as Philly kids get back to the classroom.

With steep costs for four-year degrees, community colleges can offer significant savings for students interested in higher education.

With just weeks to go until the first day of school, one South Jersey school district has since reversed a controversial decision that would have brought major changes to students and their families this school year.

The National Retail Federation expects back to school spending to reach $38.8 billion therefore FOX 29 has been highlighting several organizations in groups across the region, holding free backpack and supply giveaways to help offset the cost.

Prevention Point Philadelphia, a group dedicated to helping those hit hardest by addiction, is now embarking on a different mission - helping put some smiles on the faces of kids heading back to school!