Jan 26, 2018
Broken promise, broken dreams If you’ve had moments recently where America didn’t quite seem itself, well, here’s another one. Authorized immigrants and even U.S. citizens feel compelled to avoid signing up for health insurance and receiving basic care....
Jan 19, 2018
The benefits keep going and going and… There’s no argument about the success-building power of high quality pre-k in the early learning years of children. But there are critics of the early education pillar still harping about flawed studies that claim by...
Jan 12, 2018
How “worst” law fails students and taxpayers At this week’s launch event for PCCY’s new charter school report, a packed house representing every opinion, pro or con, on charter schools rallied behind a single message: Pennsylvanians are paying for a lousy...
Dec 20, 2017
When 99.5% of households aren’t a priority… Although just 26% of Americans approve of the GOP tax reform scheme, Congress passed the bill and it is just the President’s signature away from becoming law. Aside from the disturbing disconnect of...
Dec 15, 2017
The reason for our nervous Smile… The alarm is ringing out across the country, even on late night television (Thank you, Jimmy Kimmel!): 9 million children will be kicked off their health insurance unless Congress takes action. In October, in the wake of...
Dec 8, 2017
Gambling away a sure thing? You’ve got a problem It’s been 69 days since the CHIP program’s federal funding stopped. Access to health care for 9.2 million children is about to end. Nine states have already run out of federal funds, leaving families...
