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Tuesday, May 17 was the Primary Election in Pennsylvania. A majority of the votes have been counted, and most races called. However, with less than 100% of the vote in, and the Secretary of State...
On today’s episode of The Confluence: The state’s Independent Fiscal Office wrote in a report about public education funding stating that there is “little or no correlation” between between funding and student test scores over the course of a single year, but some lawmakers are pushing back against that conclusion; a Pitt researcher asked local kin and foster parents about how the pandemic is affecting their children’s education; and as part of our Good Question Kid! series, we ask, why and how do hyenas eat bones?
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Does more money improve student performance in our public schools? This question is at the heart of many policy debates in Harrisburg and is central to a high-profile lawsuit before
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