Uninsured Children Who Did Not Have or Did Not Pass an Eye Screening Encouraged to Attend PHILADELPHIA, PA (October 5th, 2015) – All uninsured and underinsured children can receive free eye screenings and, if needed, two free pairs of eyeglasses at “Give Kids Sight...
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Drama of Education Funding Hits the Local Stage in School Play – Wolf Performing Arts Center to Host Free One-Night Show on October 11th
BRYN MAWR (October 6, 2015) – Pennsylvania's school funding crisis will take center stage in School Play at Wolf Performing Arts Center, 1240 Montrose Ave., Bryn Mawr, at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 11. The free one-night local showing of the play, which received...
Drama of Education Funding Hits the Local Stage in School Play – Statewide Tour Includes One-Night Showing on October 12 at Allentown’s Civic Theatre 514
ALLENTOWN (October 6, 2015) – Pennsylvania's school funding crisis will take center stage in School Play at Civic Theatre 514, 527 N. 19th St., at 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 12. The one-night local showing of the play, which received overwhelmingly positive reviews at...
School Play Production about Education Funding Going on Tour – Schools, Theaters across the State Hosting Free One-Night Showings
HARRISBURG (October 1, 2015) – The documentary-based live theatre production School Play, which explores public perception about Pennsylvania's school funding crisis using the voices of Pennsylvanians, is going on tour in schools and theaters across the state,...
Drama of Education Funding Hits the Local Stage in School Play – State College Area School District to Host Free One-Night Show on October 8
STATE COLLEGE (October 2, 2015) – Pennsylvania's school funding crisis will take center stage in School Play at State College Area High School, 653 Westerly Parkway, at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8. The free one-night local showing of the play, which received...
Why This Wednesday is a Decisive Moment for Schools in Southeastern PA – October 2, 2015
COULD THE BUDGET IMPASSE END NEXT WEEK? A potential break in the 3-month long state budget standoff could come this Wednesday. The Pennsylvania House of Representatives plans to vote on a version of the Governor’s plan to raise $410 million in new funding for public...
What Can Pope’s Visit Mean for Uninsured Kids? – September 25, 2015
IS THE POPE’S MESSAGE FALLING ON DEAF EARS? Pope Francis is delivering a message of tolerance and love in his visit to America, but you have to wonder, are our lawmakers getting the message? In his speech to Congress, the Pope called for a greater acceptance of...
Issue of funding for schools put on the stage – Reading Eagle – October 6, 2015
Public Citizens for Children + Youth, an advocacy group based in Philadelphia, was behind the performance at Reading High School. It's one thing to talk about school funding formulas, standardized testing and the challenges of overcoming poverty in education. Reading...
School Play Production about Education Funding on Tour – Pennsylvania AG Connection – October 5, 2015
The documentary-based live theatre production School Play, which explores public perception about Pennsylvania's school funding crisis using the voices of Pennsylvanians, is on tour in schools and theaters across the state, including: Erie, St. Marys, Johnstown, State...
School Play Production about Education Funding Going on Tour – WBOC10 – October 1, 2015
HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 1, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- The documentary-based live theatre production School Play, which explores public perception about Pennsylvania's school funding crisis using the voices of Pennsylvanians, is going on tour in schools and theaters across the...