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William Penn School District suspends all Penn Wood High School and Middle School athletics due to ‘culture and climate’ allegation
From Delco to Chesco and Montco to Bucks, what about life in Philly’s suburbs do you want WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. The William Penn School District on Thursday night suspended all student athletics at Penn Wood High School and Penn Wood Middle School, citing “an alleged incident that implicates culture and climate in athletics.”
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Haverford College selects Tulane University Dean Brian T. Edwards as new president
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Haverford College will welcome a new president next year. Starting July 1, Brian T. Edwards, currently a dean at Tulane University, will succeed Wendy Raymond, who is retiring at the end of the academic year.
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Pennsylvania students stage walk out to protest school suspending athletics
A high school in Pennsylvania has suspended all of its high school and middle school sporting activities amidst an investigation leading to a protest from students Friday morning, Oct. 16. On Thursday, 6ABC Action News reported that Penn Wood High School and its middle school had paused all sporting activities. The pause is related to an independent investigation into an alleged incident , as well as to evaluate the culture and climate of the high school and middle school programs. On Thursday, the William Penn Scholl District released a statement regarding the situation . It read as follows: "In response to information received about an alleged incident that implicates culture and climate in athletics, the William Penn School District has appointed an outside investigator to objectively evaluate the information. In the meantime, all Penn Wood Middle School and High School athletic activities are suspended. Student safety and well-being remain paramount. The district will conduct a fair and thorough review under applicable district policies. Student-athletes will have the opportunity to share their experiences through a climate survey to help inform this work. Families are also invited to share positive experiences within Penn Wood athletics by emailing communications@wpsd.k12.pa.us. This feedback can help
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Lewis Back in Business at His Alma Mater
In May 2021, new TAHS business education teacher Nick Lewis sat in the same seats his students are in now, looking forward to graduation and learning from some of the same teachers who inspired him to pursue a career in education. This fall, he returned to his alma mater as...
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Alleged Hazing Wipes Out Penn Wood's Season, And Hundreds of Students Walked Out
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) All high school and middle school sporting activities at Penn Wood in Pennsylvania are officially suspended, and hundreds of students didn’t just sit there and take it. They walked […]
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Star sophomore dazzles, throws for 357 yards, 5 TDs in blowout win
Sophomore Zaydin Boyce put on an aerial show, throwing for career-highs of 357 yards and five touchdowns as Ewing dominated Allentown 55-27 on Thursday night at Ewing High School. Boyce completed 15 of 22 passes and spread the wealth among his receivers. Christian Casey was the primary beneficiary, hauling in...
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Jr QB’s 3 TDs power Paulsboro past Overbrook
Jahsir Johnson threw three touchdown passes as Paulsboro defeated Overbrook 36-12 in a WJFL Diamond Division game in Paulsboro. The win gives Paulsboro a 3-1 division record and the second place spot in the standings while Overbrook falls to 2-2 in fourth place. Johnson connected with three different receivers for...
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Arcadia University’s Center for Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring receives Delphi Award
Arcadia University’s Center for Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring has received the Delphi Award from the USC Pullias Center for Higher Education and AAC&U. On September 29th, 2026, it was announced that Arcadia University, along with Connecticut College, was awarded the Delphi Award. This award is presented annually by the Pullias Center for Higher Education to colleges and universities that implement innovative programs and policies that support contingent faculty and teaching staff. Along with recognition at AAC&U’s annual meeting in January 2027, this honor comes with a $15,000 cash prize to help continue work to support faculty.