Shapiro’s budget falls short of his rhetoric.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Shapiro calls school vouchers ‘unfinished business’
School choice advocates hope for a second bite at the apple as the governor’s new budget is debated.
By Christen Smith
Sen. Ward sees momentum for Lifeline Scholarships despite union pressure, state house turmoil
Hope exists for the program, but obstruction from House Democrats continues.
By Kevin Mooney
Sharon Sedlar: Stop putting special interests ahead of Pennsylvania’s children
The courts have said that Pennsylvania’s educational system is broken. The PASS program can be part of the solution.
By Sharon Sedlar
Guy Ciarrocchi: Parents make the common sense case for Lifeline Scholarships
Parents and committed educators see this battle through the eyes of children, not politics
By Guy Ciarrocchi
GOP Policy Committee hears testimony from Philadelphians on the need for school choice
Meeting in Northeast Philadelphia, the panel heard stories from students, parents, and educators about the need for better options in failing districts.
By Olivia DeMarco
Guy Ciarrocchi: Parents and students deserve more good schools, not fewer
Once again white, suburban, progressive legislators want to dictate where other students go to school.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Jaslin Vasquez-Gonzalez: Every kid deserves to be as lucky as me
I’m not bragging. I’m providing an example of what happens when somebody gives a child the opportunity to succeed.
By Jaslin Vasquez-Gonzalez
Rep. Martina White: It’s time to ‘Save Our Students’
Pennsylvania kids need our help to get a quality education, but Gov. Shapiro turns his back on them.
By Rep. Martina White
Beth Ann Rosica: Lifeline scholarships, a possible solution for the teacher shortage
The bipartisan scholarship proposal could also have positive effects on teacher hiring and retention.
By Beth Ann Rosica