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At Bright Little Scholars’ two Philadelphia locations, director and pre-K teacher Mercedes Fleet employed 21 different people throughout 2023. She only has five staff positions.

This should come as no surprise, but The New York Times breathlessly informed us yesterday that US farmers are starting to have a hard time coping with Roundup-resistant weeds. That’s right. Straight from the heart of the country where people don’t want to see evolution taught, farmers are getting a real-life lesson in evolutionary theory.…

The Pentagon’s struggles to recruit enough volunteers for the armed services is linked to competition for workers across the economy and the obesity epidemic, according to two retired U.S. Army

The Pentagon’s struggles to recruit enough volunteers for the armed services is linked to competition for workers across the economy and the obesity epidemic, according to two retired U.S. Army

October is set to be a month of celebration and community engagement at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 6th and Chestnut streets, Lebanon.

Lebanon city streets were alive with color, joy, and acceptance this past Sunday, June 25, for the third annual Lebanon's Got Pride event.

PLAINS TWP. — Business leaders, educators and state lawmakers gathered Thursday to address increasing state education funding and dealing with workforce shortages in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania House of Representatives Speaker Bryan Cutler sat before a group of 14 3- and 4-year-old children in Bard Hall on Millersville University’s campus Thursday morning to read the “Inch

Data from Start Strong PA found that 91% of child care programs said they experienced a staffing shortage.

WHYY By Melanie Bavaria, Chalkbeat Philadelphia January 26, 2021 Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf speaks during an interview with The Associated Press at his office in Harrisburg, Pa. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo) This article originally appeared on Chalkbeat Philadelphia. — Pennsylvania child care providers, advocates, and key legislators renewed pleas to Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration last week to release $302 million in federal aid — but change how it is distributed to child care centers. Every wee...