Julia Merola is a Newsroom Intern, focusing on local news in the Philadelphia area. She has written for publications such as The Philadelphia Tribune, Her Campus FSU, and has been featured in Billy Penn at WHYY. Julia covers a range of topics including local politics, lifestyle, entertainment, and mental health.
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By: Chalkbeat, Colin Evans, Julia Merola
An interactive website that gave families crucial information about the physical condition of Philadelphia public schools went down last month. The site contained data on 211 schools, more than two-thirds of which were found to be in “unsatisfactory” or “poor” condition, according to a previous analysis by the Logan Center. Parents could use the site […]
By: Julia Merola
Brat has been released for a hot minute, and Charli XCX is dominating the charts and music industry right now.
By: Julia Merola
Delaware public schools have seen deep proficiency declines by students and studying whether cellphones are partly to blame.
College taught me many valuable life lessons, like how to resolve conflicts with roommates or friends, how to navigate life away from home, and how
Legislators and educators are looking to see whether the removal of distractions from cellphones could help improve results in classrooms.
In the days since President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, all I've seen on my TikTok For You Page is Vice President Kamala
Clear or transparent backpacks such as this one will become the norm at the Seaford School District beginning this fall. Photo courtesy of Wikicommons.
By: Julia Merola
(Spotlight Delaware is a community-powered, collaborative, nonprofit newsroom covering the First State. Learn more at spotlightdelaware.org) As Delaware’s families and students prepare for the start of the new school year
“You’re out of order” was one of the most popular phrases of the night at Tuesday’s Christina School District’s Board of Education meeting. The sentiment was directed toward board members
This article was originally published in Spotlight Delaware. As Delaware's families and students prepare for the start of the new school
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