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Clip | 23m 26s
A look at how Philadelphia teachers and organizations help guide young students through math, science, and new technology. Produced by Sumitha Ramesh
Aired: 06/24/14
S.T.E.M Education & Technology: A Philly Snapshot
Delaware Governor Jack Markel, American Graduate Champion
Improving early childhood education has been a priority for Delaware Governor Jack Markel.
Dr. William Hite, American Graduate Champion
Superintendent of the School District of Philadelphia, Dr. William Hite.
Atnre Alleyne & Tatiana Poladko, American Graduate Champions
TeenSHARP co-founders Atnre Alleyne and Tatiana Poladko.
Young Journalists 2014: Philadelphia's Oasis
Spruce Street Harbor Park was launched on June 27.
Young Journalists 2014: Old City Window Displays
In Philadelphia’s Old City, one can see shops and stores with artistic window displays
Young Journalists 2014: Independent Bookstores
Speciality bookstores stand strong in Philadelphia.
Young Journalists 2014: Vendor for a Day at One Step Away
One Step Away is a non-profit newspaper run and sold mostly by the homeless
Young Journalists 2014: Why do teenagers play sports?
Despite the countless things students are expected to do, many choose to play sports
Young Journalists 2014: Graffiti Graveyard
Though graffiti can be expressive and artistic, not all graffiti is positive.
Young Journalists 2014: Single Sex or Co Education?
A look into the possible benefits of single sex or co-ed schooling.
Young Journalists 2014: Why Summer Reading?
For some students, teachers assign the dreaded summer reading list
Young Journalists 2014: Dogs - City or Rural Living?
What environment is best for a dog to be raised in - the city or the country?
