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Testimony to the Committee on Public Health and Human Services on Council Bill 100011—Lead Ordinance
Testimony to the Committee on Public Health and Human Services on Council Bill 100011—Lead Ordinance
Nutter Pitches More Taxes To Aid Schools – Philadelphia Inquirer – June 2, 2011
With time running out to raise about $100 million for city schools, Mayor Nutter proposed in private meetings ...
POLICY PAPER: Strengthening The Arts By Supporting Arts Teachers – Jun 2011
PCCY's report on how the arts can present an opportunity to bring at-risk students together.
Wanted: A Safe-Schools Advocate To Make City Schools Safer – Philadelphia Inquirer – May 26, 2011
AMID THE turmoil about the school district's finances, another issue can't be allowed to fall off the radar - ...
Public School Community Urges Council To Increase District’s Funding – Philadelphia Inquirer – May 26, 2011
Parents, students, advocates, educators, and religious leaders Wednesday implored City Council to increase city ...
Harrisburg Playing Musical Chairs With Childrens Education – Delaware County Times – May 25, 2011
As any 4-year-old who’s played musical chairs knows, declining resources result in chaos and some children ...
U.S., Pennsylvania Cuts Expected To Curb Child-Care Subsidies – Philadelphia Inquirer – May 21, 2011
Julia Van Houten, 31, a single mother with an 8-year-old girl and a 17-month-old boy, has struggled for years to ...
Proposed State Budget Revisions Wont Eliminate Drastic Cuts In Philadelphia School Spending – Philadelphia Inquirer – May 12, 2011
Even if a new budget proposed by Harrisburg Republicans passes and some funds are restored to education spending, ...
Activists Tell School District To Stop Budget Blame Game – Philadelphia Inquirer – May 12, 2011
School-district officials have contended that to stop the massive cuts they want to make to close a $629 million ...
GOP Budget Plan Restores Some Pa. Education Funds – At A Cost – Newsworks – May 11, 2011
Pennsylvania House Republicans' budget plan restores some of Gov. Tom Corbett's cuts to higher education. But ...
Experts: Half-day Kindergarten A Disaster – Philadelphia Inquirer – May 1, 2011
The Philadelphia School District's plan to cut full-day kindergarten to help balance its budget is being decried ...
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