Schools can seek an extension to spend their remaining aid until March 2026. But that won’t give them more time to officially decide how to use it — leaving some… Read More
New state legislation will require all school districts to employ at least one security person for their district by 2025-26. Superintendent John Kreider said the state, through its Commission on… Read More
“The 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools are raising the bar for our nation’s students, serving as models for effective teaching and intentional collaboration in their schools and communities,” U.S. Secretary… Read More
After Gov. Shapiro and legislators secured double the amount of funding for the new PA Student Teacher Support Program in the 2024-25 budget, more than 2,000 student teachers across Pennsylvania… Read More
A majority of teens — 70% — have used at least one kind of generative artificial intelligence tool, according to a survey released Wednesday by Common Sense Media. Click here for… Read More
The Phoenixville class is a local chapter of Educators Rising, a national program aimed at preparing future teachers while they’re still in high school. The hope is they will join… Read More
No longer flush with federal funds, schools will now need to make very tough decisions for the 2024-25 school year and beyond as they revisit their pre-pandemic funding strategies. Click… Read More
Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry has joined a coalition of 42 state attorneys general urging Congress to require a surgeon general’s warning on social media platforms that have proven to… Read More
The funding can be used by the school districts for a variety of environmental hazard remediations, like improving water infrastructure and eliminating contamination, installing devices to reduce lead and eliminating… Read More
The commonwealth awarded $75 million in competitive grant funding to schools seeking to eliminate environmental hazards like mold, asbestos and lead-tainted water that would jeopardize the health of students and… Read More