Pa. schools face spending down reserves or taking out loans as lawmakers fail to act
Some of Pennsylvania’s school districts may have to spend down their reserves or take out loans to open for the fall semester.
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Some of Pennsylvania’s school districts may have to spend down their reserves or take out loans to open for the fall semester.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Some of Pennsylvania’s school districts may have to empty their reserves or take out loans to open for the fall semester because bill
The Pennsylvania state budget impasse is impacting the state's school districts that rely on money from the state to open for the 2023-24 school year.
HAZLE TWP. — A coffee shop will open at Hazleton Area High School.
In Steelton-Highspire School District, officials are discussing whether to take out a loan to ensure the district can open when school begins on Aug. 24, Superintendent Mick Iskric said.