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Sharing in Ferguson’s issues – Philly.com – November 3, 2014
Let me tell you about where I live.
My home needs an estimated $34 million to adequately fund public education. ...
Cast a Vote for PCCY and Why Funding Matters to Ensure Childhood Success – October 31, 2014
Does PCCY Deserve Your Vote?
PCCY’s Health Policy Director Colleen McCauley is a semifinalist for the Health Hero ...
Why do Charter Schools Have Surpluses When School Districts are Broke?
The last few years have been tough for Pennsylvania schools, with budget shortfalls forced on school districts ...
Election Nears as Education Issues Heat Up – October 24, 2014
Candidates for Office Likely to Win When They are Pro Pre-K
With Election Day only 11 days away, a pair of recent ...
Controller calls for overhaul in charter-school funding – Philadelphia Daily News – October 23, 2014
PENNSYLVANIA'S charter-school funding formula is unfair and damaging to the Philadelphia School District, City ...
New Polls Show Strong Support for High-Quality Pre-K – PR Newswire – October 22, 2014
With Election Day fast approaching, two recent statewide polls of likely Pennsylvania voters demonstrate ...
Kindergarten-Readiness Tests: Navigating a Tricky Terrain – Education Week – October 15, 2014
Pennsylvania is using a new kindergarten-entrance assessment this fall, and a review of the way it's handling the ...
New Report Outlines Potential Savings for PA Taxpayers through Investment in Pre-K – PR Newswire – October 20, 2014
Pennsylvania stands to reap significant benefits in the form of reduced costs to taxpayers and the state budget as ...
Health Insurance Eligibility Chart 2021-22
Children First’s health insurance resources include directions on how to apply for Medical Assistance and CHIP, a ...
School superintendents describe bleak funding – The Philadelphia Inquirer – October 18, 2014
Seven Montgomery County school superintendents testified Thursday before Pennsylvania's Basic Education Funding ...
Eagles encourage students to read – The Philadelphia Tribune – October 17, 2014
Two dozen Prince Hall Elementary School students took a pledge on Wednesday to prioritize reading over their ...
Why Isn’t the State Targeting Early Childhood Expansion to Areas with Greatest Need?
Governor Corbett recently announced a $9.8 million expansion of Pre-K Counts, spread over 27 counties. As the ...
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