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The PA House reconvenes today | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

The PA House reconvenes today | News, Sports, Jobs

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives returns to session today for its first voting day in nearly two months with a number of bipartisan legislative priori

Less than 3 months remain in search for SDL superintendent, board still unsure on next steps - Vimarsana News

Less than 3 months remain in search for SDL superintendent, board still unsure on next steps

More than two weeks ago, School District of Lancaster’s top pick for superintendent withdrew, and since then and the school board has held three meetings.

As SDL continues search for new leader, acting superintendent Matt Przywara must vacate role in July - Vimarsana News

As SDL continues search for new leader, acting superintendent Matt Przywara must vacate role in July

No matter what School District of Lancaster decides in its search for a new superintendent, Matt Przywara cannot continue as acting superintendent next school year, according to the Pennsylvania Department

Securing safe schools: Concerns raised in light of mass shootings - Vimarsana News

Securing safe schools: Concerns raised in light of mass shootings

Brad Orsini, a retired FBI agent, said school leaders need to teach children "how to survive."

Source: wtae.com
Colin McNickle: Pittsburgh Public Schools must get on with right-sizing - Vimarsana News

Colin McNickle: Pittsburgh Public Schools must get on with right-sizing

Moving forward this year with a plan shelved two years ago to close six Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) buildings is imperative for the district to reduce its expenses for the benefit of taxpayers, concludes a new analysis by the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy. “Those closures were part of a