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A potentially game-changing school funding lawsuit in Pennsylvania is tentatively scheduled to go to trial Sept. 9, a Commonwealth Court judge ordered Thursday.
The decision comes seven years after the petitioners, which include the School District of Lancaster, filed the initial lawsuit stating Pennsylvaniaâs education funding system dangerously shortchanges public school students, especially those from low-income communities, in violation of the state constitution.
Representing the petitioners are the Education Law Center and Public Interest Law Center.
âI am excited that we will finally have our day in court to prove that our students are entitled by law to an adequate education that provides them with the same opportunities as their more privileged peers,â Lancaster Superintendent Damaris Rau said during a virtual press conference about the lawsuit Friday.
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology will hold an in-person commencement ceremony in May honoring more than 900 students in the classes of 2020 and 2021 at Clipper Magazine Stadium, the technical college announced Wednesday.
The news comes a year after Thaddeus Stevens and other Lancaster County colleges and universities canceled the annual celebration of graduates due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
âCommencement is a very meaningful part of our studentsâ experience at Thaddeus Stevens College,â college President Pedro Rivera said. âMany of our students are first-generation college graduates, and all of our graduates have worked diligently to earn their place on the commencement stage.â