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Arts and Entertainment

Germantown: Program Brings Youth Back to Shakespeare

March 14, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/38383836] Young aspiring actors gather together at the Francis Cope House, located at One Awbury Road, bringing the words of Shakespeare to life. Suddenly, a room that only housed a fireplace and an oriental rug, [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Strawberry Mansion: Ballet Program at Pratt Elementary Improves Students’ Attitudes

March 14, 2012 0

Classical music played from a small boom box on Anna Pratt Elementary’s auditorium stage as young girls stared at their instructor’s feet. The instructor stood in a turnout, a fundamental ballet step, where the dancer’s [continue reading…]

Education

West Oak Lane: Expansion Has Positive Impact On School

March 14, 2012 1

West Oak Lane Charter School recently finished an eight-month process of adding an expansion to their school that has created a new sense of pride for the students and teachers. School officials began discussing the expansion [continue reading…]

Education

Germantown: Nonprofit Serves Special Needs Students

February 29, 2012 2

Green Tree School, located at 146 W. Walnut Lane in Germantown, offers educational and therapeutic curriculum for students that are faced with various disorders and disabilities. Each year, Green Tree is able to provide a [continue reading…]

Education

Kensington: Teacher Uses Creative Methods to Get Books for Classroom

February 28, 2012 1

Daniella Zamorano entered her first year of teaching at Henry A. Brown Elementary School, located at 1946 E. Sergeant St.,with few resources to contribute to her fourth-grade classroom. Past teachers had taken their own book [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

University City: Group Improves Students’ Accessibility to the Arts

February 27, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/37505411] Funding for arts programs has been nearly nonexistent in most Philadelphia schools for the past few years. However, the University City Arts League has come to the rescue for residents of its neighborhood. The [continue reading…]

Education

Fairhill: Taller Puertorriqueño Provides an After-School Haven

February 24, 2012 0

Businesses, families and educators agree that Fairhill lacks sufficient after-school activities to keep students off the streets. Leading the way to correct the problem, Taller Puertorriqueño has numerous programs all with an individual purpose for [continue reading…]

Economy

South Philadelphia: United Communities Enriches Lives of Local Residents

February 23, 2012 3

As Eugene Wilson fumbled with his latest energy bill and a wade of crumpled dollar bills at the front desk of United Communities of Southeast Philadelphia, he smiled and chatted cheerfully with the receptionist. “They [continue reading…]

Elizabeth Conde-Frazier
Economy

Hunting Park: Community Organization Seeks to Combat Poverty With Education

February 22, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/37225995] Around two decades ago, the factory on the corner of Fifth Street and Bristol Avenue used to make envelopes. Not exactly the first place you’d expect to go for a college education. Esperanza College [continue reading…]

Education

Kensington: Rock to the Future Brings Free Music Education to the Community

February 22, 2012 2

Rock to the Future, an after-school program, offers Kensington and neighboring residents free music lessons, homework help and a social environment for students who would otherwise never see the benefits of music education. Jessica McKay, [continue reading…]

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