Page 19 - Wolf Administration News Today

All Around Bucks County - Last month the Wolf Administration joined Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful (KPB) representatives to announce the launch of the statewide anti-litter campaign,

Pennsylvania is coordinating a one-time, large-scale pardon effort for people with certain minor, non-violent marijuana convictions.

One book singled out is Gender Queer: A Memoir by Maia Kobabe.

Gov. Wolf joined students, educators, and legislators in the Southeast Delco School District to celebrate the administration’s historic $3.7 billion investment in public education over the past eight years.

Gov. Wolf announced new manufacturing funding for Project SPARK to help recruit and train 150 individuals to help replenish the skilled workforce in Lancaster County.

Gov. Wolf announced new manufacturing funding for the Agency for Community for Empowerment of NEPA to assist unemployed and underemployed individuals in Lackawanna County gain the skills, knowledge, and abilities to successfully attain employment in the manufacturing sector. 

As Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis defends and expands his call to have military veterans bypass the teacher certification process to become educators, former educators say the move is a dangerous gamble despite the current teacher shortage. On Tuesday, DeSantis said he wants to expand a new law allowing military veterans to become classroom teachers without a bachelors degree, including retired first responders such as police, firefighters and EMTs. ...

New campaign, "Every Litter Bit Matters," calls upon Pennsylvanians to ensure every piece of their trash, regardless of size, is disposed of properly.

Gov. Wolf announced new manufacturing funding for The Challenge Program, Inc. to help more than 15,000 students learn firsthand about career opportunities in the manufacturing industry in southwestern Pennsylvania.

“Every Litter Bit Matters” calls upon Pennsylvanians to ensure every piece of their trash, regardless of size, is disposed of properly.