Statewide, more than 15% of polling places appear to be in schools, according to a rough estimate by the Pennsylvania Department of State, which oversees elections. It’s unclear how many… Read More
Building on his commitment to prepare students to use computers and technology in their careers, Governor Tom Wolf on Jan. 17 announced $8.7 million in targeted grants to expand computer… Read More
As the nation continues to deal with the longest partial federal government shutdown in history, most school leaders aren’t very concerned about how school operations will be affected this year… Read More
The program which started Monday was created by the attorney generals’ office to help prevent and report dangerous situations in and out of classrooms. Anyone can make an anonymous tip… Read More
The Pennsylvania Principals Association is requesting small group session proposals for its LEAD19 State Conference, Oct. 13-14 at The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel in State College, PA. The sessions… Read More
Peek inside your average classroom these days, and you’re likely to see teachers using apps, websites and software that borrow elements from video games to connect with students living technology-infused… Read More
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, today and throughout this year, will explore the data tying childhood deprivation to a host of other problems, and delve into a dozen communities in which half… Read More
On Monday, schools across the commonwealth implemented a new anonymous tip line through a partnership between the Pennsylvania attorney general’s office and Sandy Hook Promise. WJAC Channel 6, Jan. 14,… Read More
Gov. Tom Wolf will be sworn in to a second term Tuesday, giving the Democrat another four years after a first term marked by both bitter fights with the Republican-controlled… Read More
The PA Psychological Association is hosting an educational seminar in partnership with WellSpan Philhaven and The Milton Hershey School called, “School Shooters: Who Are They and How Can They Be… Read More