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August 22nd, 2014
We Believe in Dragons!
Congratulations to Philadelphia’s own Taney Dragons for their incredible run in the Little League ...
PCCY's report finds that teen parents encounter multiple barriers as they try to return to the classroom and earn their high school diploma.
Writing a letter or op-ed to your local newspaper is a great way to raise awareness about children's issues. They are read by lawmakers, action ...
In an announcement by Superintendent William Hite on Friday morning, the Philadelphia School District (PSD) laid out a plan to open schools ...
PCCY Bottom Line Report on Early Care and Education in Chester County
PCCY’s report finds that in Chester County, only 15% of the 285 licensed ...
Follow us on Twitter @Kids1stECE.
“My mom has a garden and grows tomatoes,” one student said. “I have tomatoes,” another said. “I don’t,” said another.
Bucks County ...
Richard Dunlap sat before 22 children Tuesday at Sonshine Christian Academy, reinforcing the Pre-K students’ mastery of the alphabet by using ...
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The EITC is the nation’s most effective program to lift working families out of poverty. It is designed to “make work pay” by supplementing the ...
PCCY found more than 53,000 children in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties live in poverty. Click on the links below for a brief ...
The share of children receiving SNAP increased by 53% from 2009 to 2013.
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