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Dale Mezzacappa

Dale Mezzacappa is a Senior Reporter for Chalkbeat Philadelphia.

From the Author
Success Stories
Math achievement in Philadelphia is improving but remains very low, data show
Board members expressed hope about the numbers but also said more must be done to help schools get on track to meet the goals of the district’s Goals and Guardrails strategic plan.
Children sit in their classroom at Alexander Adaire Elementary in Philadelphia. Though Philly students are making gains in math, Board of Education members said Thursday more must be done. (Kriston Jae Bethel for Chalkbeat)
Literacy/Reading/Language Arts
New coalition forms to improve literacy in Pennsylvania
Chalkbeat
The new group of advocates formed in response to alarming data showing that just 1 in 3 Pennsylvania students — and even fewer in Philadelphia — can read proficiently by fourth grade.
City Councilmember Jeffery Young Jr. reads to a classroom at Alexander Adaire Elementary in Philadelphia on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2024. (Kriston Jae Bethel for Chalkbeat)
Research
Report finds alarming level of teacher attrition in Philadelphia, suggests solutions
Chalkbeat Philadelphia
A coalition of local education-focused groups has found high numbers of teachers are leaving the city, and offers a “Teacher Retention Toolbox” for district leaders to help accelerate retention efforts.
A teacher reads to a group of students at Andrew Hamilton school. A new report found that teachers in their first three years of teaching and teachers of color leave their jobs at higher rates than others. (Carly Sitrin/Chalkbeat)
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