Nearly two-thirds of Pennsylvania adolescents and teens are spending more than 2 hours a day on social media, according to results from a statewide youth survey. Click here for full… Read More
Pennsylvania House lawmakers unanimously approved a bill aimed at strengthening child protection laws as artificial intelligence-generated abuse images become more common, even though a similar measure has already passed in… Read More
More than $65 million in new state funding is being deployed to expand youth safety and afterschool programs across Pennsylvania, as officials warn demand for prevention resources continues to outpace… Read More
As public school districts across the state face increased expenses and stagnant revenue, the Pennsylvania School Boards Association has introduced a resolution asking for increased state funding. Click here for… Read More
As gas prices continue to climb, the impact is being felt beyond drivers at the pump. Some local school districts are spending more to get students to and from school,… Read More
The Pennsylvania OAG’s Office of Public Engagement provides no-cost educational presentations across Pennsylvania, designed to strengthen and enhance school climate and safety. Through a wide range of interactive and engaging… Read More
Pennsylvania lawmakers moved one step closer to banning cellphones during school hours. The bell-to-bell classroom cellphone ban passed the Pa. House Education Committee Tuesday and now goes before the entire… Read More
The state House advanced legislation Wednesday that would allow the PIAA to separate public and private schools into different postseason playoff systems. Click here for full article. Source: PennLive, April… Read More
Lawmakers are inching toward finalizing a bell-to-bell cellphone ban in Pennsylvania schools. After the Republican-controlled Senate approved their version of the bill in February, members of the House Education Committee… Read More
Last fall, U.S. Department of Education officials voiced concerns internally that transferring major K-12 programs to the Department of Labor would be “more difficult” than its earlier move of career-and-technical… Read More