August 8, 2019
The Parkway Center City Middle College, Philadelphia’s first early/middle college, is overcoming challenges and showing positive early outcomes for students.
I have a two-year head start on college; I am pursuing a career earlier.
Parkway Student
At Philadelphia’s Parkway Center City Middle College, students can step into a college classroom at age 14, and can earn up to 64 credits by the time they graduate.
This piece details the school’s design and early outcomes, including challenges the administration is facing and reflections from students.
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