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Your View: Pa.'s newest budget sets stage for a bright future – The Morning Call - Vimarsana News

Your View: Pa.'s newest budget sets stage for a bright future – The Morning Call

Your View: Pennsylvania's most recently passed budget is a balance of additional spending now for urgently needed services such as child care and careful savings of resources made possible by better than expected economic growth and federal pandemic aid, the author asserts.

Source: mcall.com
Area school districts get funding boost from state - Vimarsana News

Area school districts get funding boost from state

All six Adams County public school districts are receiving significant boosts in state funding for the coming school year.

Here's how much Erie school districts, colleges will get from the state - Vimarsana News

Here's how much Erie school districts, colleges will get from the state

Pennsylvania's new budget includes 'historic' funding for public schools, colleges and universities. Funding for preschool education also increased.

Source: goerie.com
Gov. Wolf wants education spending increases in his final PA budget - Vimarsana News

Gov. Wolf wants education spending increases in his final PA budget

The Wolf admin says the commonwealth can afford to both lower taxes and increase education spending this year. The GOP Legislature may disagree.

Source: goerie.com
Pa. House Speaker Bryan Cutler visits MU Head Start classroom, local leaders discuss shortages in child care - Vimarsana News

Pa. House Speaker Bryan Cutler visits MU Head Start classroom, local leaders discuss shortages in child care

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