They work because they’re customer service focused.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Rob Mercuri: As Pennsylvania kids go back to school, the future of education is on the line
It’s that time of year once again: our students are going back to school and expectations are high for another year of achievement. This fall is different, as a consequential election looms on the horizon for all of us, young and old. Given the state of the world and current […]
UPenn temporarily bans encampments
“Unauthorized overnight activities will be considered trespassing and addressed,” Penn officials said.
By Tate Miller
Beth Ann Rosica: Title IX rules reminiscent of Wolf’s masking mandate
Here we go again. It feels like deja vu. Remember in August 2021 when the Pennsylvania Secretary of Health issued an order requiring all students to be masked at school? Most, but not all school districts in the state complied with the order that was ruled unconstitutional by the Pennsylvania […]
Shapiro says ‘real freedom’ starts with public schools
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said Wednesday that Democrats support the “kind of freedom” that starts in the classroom. Specifically, the public school classroom. “You know what Democrats? We are the party of real freedom,” Shapiro said from the Democratic National Convention stage in Chicago. “The kind […]
Beth Ann Rosica: The fight for girls’ rights continues with Title IX stalemate
A national injunction blocking Title IX changes impacts many local schools.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Parent takes on Department of Education over confidentiality clash
There is a conflict between the Department of Education and a recent court ruling regarding the confidentiality of complaints filed against educators.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Robertson + D’Orsie: Generation Z needs school choice
People expect options — none more so than today’s youth.
By Steven Robertson and Rep. Joe D’Orsie