费城教育局

费城教育局
费城教育局
创办时间	1818年
学校类型	Public
预算	$3.0 billion (2018)[1]
监管	William R. Hite, Jr., Ed.D.[2]
职工人數	18,299 (July 1, 2018)[3]
学生人數	202,538 (2018–2019)[4]
校址	440 N. Broad St.; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19130; 39°57′39″N 75°09′46″W
網站	www.philasd.org
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费城教育局[5]（School District of Philadelphia）是費城的学区，总部在费城教育中心学区。[6] 费城教育局是美国的第八大学校。[7] 费城教育局也有171个学校，25个初中，和61个高中。[8]

School District of Philadelphia Education Center, 费城教育局的总部 (右)

麥考學校（General George A. McCall School） - Society Hill的八年制學校（费城华埠附近）

南費城高中

2010年，南费城高中的亚裔美国学生们组织並展開维权行动[9]，全因先前在2009年12月3日，一些南费城高中学生攻击了一些同校的亚裔美国学生。[10]

参考资料及注释

(PDF). School District of Philadelphia. [July 23, 2018]. （原始内容存档 (PDF)于2022-03-30）.
Solomon Leach. . The Daily News. July 17, 2014 [2021-12-12]. （原始内容存档于2014-11-10）.
. [July 23, 2018]. （原始内容存档于2022-05-12）.
"Swine Flu Information Chinese （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局. 2009年4月.
"Contact Us （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局. "School District of Philadelphia Education Center 440 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19130"
"About Us （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局.
"About Us - Schools （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局.
Kim, Tammy. "Immigrant Youth Remake South Philly after Anti-Asian Violence （页面存档备份，存于）." Hyphen. 2011年7月21日. "Even the Ly brothers don't really know why the attacks occurred. Why, in December 2009, nearly 30 Asian students were violently assaulted, 13 of them rushed to the emergency room. Or how an incompetent, and, as it turns out, uncertified, principal reigned complacent through years of hostility." [...] "The events at South Philadelphia High School transformed the Ly brothers into activists, though Duong Thang disclaims the label. Having experienced the violence firsthand, they joined dozens of other Asian students in an eight-day boycott and brought legal and political pressure upon the school district, building a movement along the way."
Gammage, Jeff. "South Philadelphia High Asian students get safety instruction （页面存档备份，存于）." Philadelphia Inquirer. 2010年9月6日. "Knowing how to report harassment or assault is a skill most would prefer not to need. But it's the reality of life at the school, where 30 Asians were attacked by groups of mostly African American students Dec. 3. The violence sent seven Asians to hospitals and led about 50 to stage a weeklong boycott."

外部链接

费城教育局（中文）
- "费城教育局学生守则须知" (（页面存档备份，存于）) （中文）
费城教育局（页面存档备份，存于）（英文）
"费城公布12所"危险高中" 1华人子弟较多学校上榜（页面存档备份，存于）." Chinanews.com.
麦考家校联合会（中文）
麦考家校联合会（英文）

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[1] (PDF). School District of Philadelphia. [July 23, 2018]. （原始内容存档 (PDF)于2022-03-30）.

[2] Solomon Leach. . The Daily News. July 17, 2014 [2021-12-12]. （原始内容存档于2014-11-10）.

[3] . [July 23, 2018]. （原始内容存档于2022-05-12）.

[5] "Swine Flu Information Chinese （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局. 2009年4月.

[6] "Contact Us （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局. "School District of Philadelphia Education Center 440 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19130"

[7] "About Us （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局.

[8] "About Us - Schools （页面存档备份，存于）." 费城教育局.

[9] Kim, Tammy. "Immigrant Youth Remake South Philly after Anti-Asian Violence （页面存档备份，存于）." Hyphen. 2011年7月21日. "Even the Ly brothers don't really know why the attacks occurred. Why, in December 2009, nearly 30 Asian students were violently assaulted, 13 of them rushed to the emergency room. Or how an incompetent, and, as it turns out, uncertified, principal reigned complacent through years of hostility." [...] "The events at South Philadelphia High School transformed the Ly brothers into activists, though Duong Thang disclaims the label. Having experienced the violence firsthand, they joined dozens of other Asian students in an eight-day boycott and brought legal and political pressure upon the school district, building a movement along the way."

[10] Gammage, Jeff. "South Philadelphia High Asian students get safety instruction （页面存档备份，存于）." Philadelphia Inquirer. 2010年9月6日. "Knowing how to report harassment or assault is a skill most would prefer not to need. But it's the reality of life at the school, where 30 Asians were attacked by groups of mostly African American students Dec. 3. The violence sent seven Asians to hospitals and led about 50 to stage a weeklong boycott."