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Also have fog out there. Details from david and karen. Good morning. Getting a little foggier out hero terrace. I wouldnt say its super thick but thats certainly something to keep on your mind. Showers and thunderstorms on Storm Tracker 6 live double scan, its the go the beat on that. You can see most of the active precipitation is in Chester County, berks county and getting close to parts of Montgomery County. As we go in closer and start this in motion thats a pretty heavy hitting thunderstorm...

State Sen. Anthony H. Williams, the only Philadelphia Democrat to support a bill that would codify the scholarships, deserves praise. His party mates should follow suit.

For a sixth year in a row, the school has registered at least 85% of its eligible students to vote.

After five years of financial recovery, Penn Hills School District has been officially released from financial recovery. Members of the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Penn Hills administration and the public gathered Thursday, May 23, in the library of Linton Middle School to announce the district’s exit from financial recovery status.

More than 200 students received their certificates for graduating the Migrant Education Program. Many are planning on pursuing a college education.

Perk Valley teacher among nominees for PA teacher of the year

Pennsylvania’s Department of Education will accept grant applications for up to $10 million in school environmental facility repairs.

Private schools can reject disabled applicants, expel LGBTQ students, and teach creationism all they want—even though hundreds of millions of public dollars flow to them every year.

Pennsylvania Education Secretary Khalid Mumin has come a long way from being a “problem student” who had to repeat ninth grade. Now with several degrees under his belt, Mumin has taken the reins of an agency at a time when there is no shortage of front-burner issues in this year’s budget discussions. Mumin made his […]

Pennsylvania Education Secretary Khalid Mumin said Monday that the commonwealth has to keep up with the changes in education and how its students learn. The post Mumin talks proposed education funding and changing landscape at Pa. Press Club luncheon appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.