At least a dozen school districts in Pennsylvania exploited a legal loophole to avoid a referendum on tax increases.
By Anthony Hennen
Guy Ciarrocchi: Charter schools work
A government program that helps children, parents, and educators, while saving the taxpayer money.
by Guy Ciarrocchi
Central Bucks sends in-depth explanation of “Policy 321” to parents, community
The policy debate in the battleground county has expanded from school district meetings to the pages of the Inquirer.
by Todd Shepherd
An Urgency of Normal is still needed for children
Mask mandates remain a harm to children’s learning, even as the pandemic fades.
By Kevin Mooney
Moms in the Middle: A Review of Education Issues from 2022
Beth Ann and Clarice review the top education issues of 2022 and what we might expect in 2023. From masking to midterms to abysmal academic achievement results to transparency, 2022 revealed a myriad of issues impacting high quality education for our children.
Central Bucks School Board approves “politics in classroom” policy
The policy sparked controversy as the board reaffirmed its commitment to keeping teachers’ personal politics out of the classroom.
By Linda Stein
Central Bucks’ new policy draws scrutiny
The policy aims to ban clothes, flags, or other paraphernalia that displays a political message.
By Isaac Avilucea
School Board Series: Catherine Fox — Fairview School District, Erie County
To wrap up our School Board Series, I interviewed Catherine Fox of the Fairview School District (Erie County).
By Beth Ann Rosica
School Board Series: Roberta “Bobbi” Mansell — Blackhawk School District, Beaver County
I continue our School Board Series by interviewing Roberta “Bobbi” Mansell of the Blackhawk School District (Beaver County).
By Beth Ann Rosica
School Board Series: Roslyn Copeland — Harrisburg School District, Dauphin County
I interviewed Roslyn Copeland of the Harrisburg School District (Dauphin County) as the next step in our School Board Series.
By Beth Ann Rosica