The School District of Philadelphia is a governmental entity responsible for providing public education to students in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The district serves over 200,000 students across more than 200 public schools. It is the eighth-largest school district in the United States by enrollment and covers an area of approximately 139 square miles. The School District of Philadelphia is overseen by a nine-member Board of Education, which replaced the School Reform Commission in 2018 following a nine-year tenure. The board sets educational policy and oversees the district’s annual budget, which is funded primarily by the city and state. The district offers a range of educational programs that cater to diverse student populations, including traditional public schools, charter schools, and magnet schools. It has also implemented several initiatives aimed at improving student outcomes, such as early literacy programs and a focus on personalized learning. The School District of Philadelphia has faced numerous challenges in recent years, including declining enrollment, budget deficits, and school closures. Despite these challenges, the district has continued to provide quality education to its students and remains committed to creating opportunities for all students to succeed.