Kristen A is a shopping writer based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She writes for The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Canadian Medical Association Journal, covering local news and events in the Philadelphia area. Her work has also been featured in various publications, including Lexology, Psychology Today, Nature Portfolio, and more.
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Kristen A's reporting focuses primarily on local education and government-related issues in Philadelphia, including charter schools, school closures, and specific incidents involving students. Pitches should offer relevant insights or expert opinions related to education policies, impacts of school closures on communities, special education needs (such as autism), and the local political landscape.
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By: Kristen A. Graham
Reassigning teachers based on enrollment, the superintendent wrote, was necessary “in order to serve our students equitably."
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By: Kristen A. Graham
Kyle Jones, a 19-year-old with autism, walked out of Kensington CAPA High School. He's been missing since Sept. 28 and is considered an endangered person.
By: Tara Leary, David C. Marsh, Kristen A. Morin
In a recent article published in CMAJ , Drs. Palis and McDonald[1][1] present evidence from a systematic review to support a claim that prescription psychostimulants are not associated with serious adverse events in patents with stimulant use disorders.[2][2] Although this review offers valuable
By: Kristen A. Graham
Kyle Jones, a student with autism, left Kensington CAPA High School on Sept. 28 and was considered a "missing endangered person." He walked into his Port Richmond house early Tuesday.
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By: Kristen A. Graham, Maddie Hanna
Math, Civics and Sciences, which opened 24 years ago, will close at the end of the school year because founder Veronica Joyner is retiring — and objects to the district's charter renewal process.
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By: Maddie Hanna, Kristen A. Graham
“The school is closing because she doesn’t want anyone else to run it?” one student said of Math, Civics and Sciences Charter School founder Veronica Joyner.
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By: Kristen A. Graham
City Councilperson Katherine Gilmore Richardson described the moving around of teachers a month into the school year a "troubling practice." Legislation she is introducing would call for hearings.
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By: Kristen A. Graham
Momentum was on the Phillies' side Thursday night as they dispensed with the Braves in a 3-1 victory, advancing to the National League Championship Series.
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By: Kristen A. Graham
“Nothing’s going to make the horror of war to go away; cheering for the Phillies isn’t going to save anyone’s life,” said Nadine Bonner. "But this is good for my mental health."
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By: Kristen A. Graham, Maddie Hanna
Veronica Joyner, founder of Mathematics, Civics and Sciences Charter School, said she was retiring and didn’t think anyone could replace her. The charter's board has been silent on the issue.
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