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Visiting a potential school during the school-day is the best way to see if the atmosphere is right for your child. Read our list of things to look out for during your visit!
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Visiting a potential school during the school-day is the best way to see if the atmosphere is right for your child. Read our list of things to look out for during your visit!
Learn about enrollment and admissions at Philadelphia elementary and middle schools – public District schools, public charter schools, and private schools.
Is this your first time registering for a public District elementary or middle school? Are you already attending a District school but looking to transfer to a different school? Learn about the steps you should take here!
Looking for more information on English Learner Education? This article provides information on programs, instruction, and contacts from the School District of Philadelphia.
GreatPhillySchools is committed to providing families with helpful information to find and compare schools in Philly. Learn about our website features here.
Interested in applying to a private school near you? CSFP provides scholarships to private K-8 schools for families in need. Learn more here!
Are you or your teen interested in attending a Catholic high school? Here is the timeline and checklist to apply.
One third of all students in Philadelphia attend a charter school. What are charter schools and how could they be a viable option for your child?
Your child may be eligible to transition preschool special education services prior to starting Kindergarten at a District or charter school. Learn more here!
Having difficulty understanding what certain terms related to Special Education mean? Check out this glossary of terms frequently used in schools.
Accelerated Schools can provide a GED or a high school diploma to individuals under 21 and at risk of not graduating. Learn more about these free programs!
Public schools are required by law to provide tailored support and services for children with disabilities. Learn about those unique rights here.