A bipartisan vote in the Pennsylvania House on Monday showed fresh momentum in efforts to change the state’s two large public-sector pension plans by directing new state and public school… Read More
The Pennsylvania Department of Education, Office for Safe Schools is conducting a short survey on the topic of bullying prevention and school climate improvement. Over 1,200 of your colleagues participated… Read More
Pennsylvania’s new education funding formula acknowledges that 74 school districts across the commonwealth face burdens so high, that it’s as if they must serve more than double their actual student… Read More
With just over three weeks left to the start of a new fiscal year, the sorry state of school funding has spread like a virus across the commonwealth. Local districts… Read More
Almost two decades after Pennsylvania authorized their creation, some public charter schools are doing great things for students and offering new ways to learn. However, both school district and charter… Read More
Five years ago, when a Bangor area man wanted copies of videos from his daughter’s school bus so he could expose bullying, the state told him the recordings were off-limits… Read More
Pennsylvania finally has a formula to help distribute state education funding, but we still lack is adequate state funding for education at any level – early childhood, K-12, community colleges… Read More
A public sector pension bill that was resoundingly defeated in the Pennsylvania House back in December is getting a new lease on life. The House voted 157 to 26 on Wednesday… Read More
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s top aides told Senate Republican leaders he won’t release economic development grants approved by lawmakers until he gets a state spending plan he favors, a Senate… Read More
Last week, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed into law a new formula for distributing state education money. Click here for full article. Source: WHYY Newsworks, June 9, 2016.