Page 20 - Mark Rozzi News Today

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Child sexual abuse survivors pressed Pennsylvania lawmakers Monday to move ahead with opening a two-year window for them to file otherwise outdated lawsuits over their claims,

It’s not easy becoming a teacher in Pennsylvania. I should know. As a student at the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, I’ve been working on becoming o

It’s not easy becoming a teacher in Pennsylvania. I should know. I’ve been working on becoming one for three years. I’ve seen fellow education majors come and go, some lured to other job prospects with more earning potential, others deterred by cynical political efforts to turn parents and communities against

It’s not easy becoming a teacher in Pennsylvania. I should know. As a student at the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, I’ve been working on becoming one for the past

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Pa. House Speaker Mark Rozzi Brings Listening Tour to State College and more from the State College, PA region

(WHTM) – With 100% of precincts reporting, Democrat Heather Boyd is leading Republican Katie Ford with 62% of the vote in Delaware County’s 163rd House District, according to the Delaware County Board of Election. Voters cast ballots in the special election to replace Mike Zabel in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. A win by Ford […]

When Pennsylvanians go to the polls Tuesday, for two regions, it won’t be just about nominating the people who will appear on the November ballot. In two areas on the eastern side of the state, the votes will have immediate impact. The state House of Representatives is facing its fourth

A special election for a legislative seat in the Philadelphia suburbs would normally be a quiet affair, but with control of the Pennsylvania House at stake, the campaign to replace

A Lehigh County lawmaker’s bill aimed at boosting the number of teachers and educators in Pennsylvania has passed through the state House. WDIY’s Sarit Laschinsky has more.

The legislation would require scholarship recipients to teach at a Pennsylvania public school for each year they receive a scholarship.