Transforming Philly Schools: Top Changes for 2024-2025 You Need to Know!

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The lack of air circulation is a huge distraction in the schools. There's around 50-60 schools that still don't have any way to cool the classrooms. It may not sound like a promblematic issue, but it really is very difficult to teach when students are boiling in the classrooms. It may be 90* degrees outside, but it's 100* in those classrooms. It's always 10-15 degrees warmer inside, so even an 80* day is still oppressive. From what I gathered by Jalen Hurt's contribution, about ... say 10-20 schools now have air conditioning, which is appreciated. As for year-round schooling they're only trying it on dozen schools. Don't really know how all that works, but the teachers and staff still leave at their normal. My guess is another set of after-school teachers come in and essentially just babysit? Anyways, thanks for your video.