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Gov. Shapiro awards $123M to Scranton School District | 28/22 News
1+ week, 3+ day ago (76+ words) SCRANTON, LACKWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Shapiro Administration has awarded $123.4 million to the Scranton School District as part of a three year progress plan to fund schools around Pennsylvania, according to a press release by the administration. SCRANTON, LACKWANNA COUNTY…...
Gov. Shapiro visits Neil Armstrong Elementary in Scranton to tout increased investments
1+ week, 3+ day ago (464+ words) SCRANTON — Jennifer Telesco sees the impact of increased state funding on the faces of students as they achieve their goals and embrace new opportunities. The former first grade teacher at John Adams Elementary School — who now serves as president of…...
Gauthier's office hiring zoning rep at $60,000 salary
2+ week, 1+ day ago (539+ words) Councilmember Jamie R. Gauthier’s 3rd District office is recruiting a full-time Zoning and Community Development Representative to serve as the primary point of contact for residents on zoning, land use and development issues in West and Southwest Philadelphia. The position pays $60,000 a…...
After downturn 5 years ago, CCAC rebounds in enrollment, scholarship growth
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1212+ words) Even though the Community College of Allegheny County reported an enrollment increase last year, President Quintin Bullock knew that the real test laid ahead this year. The higher education landscape, nationwide, faces an “enrollment cliff” of traditional, college-going-age students led…...
Some Pa. schools are cutting off charter students’ access to yellow buses after court ruling
3+ week, 4+ day ago (25+ words) Charters say it’s unfair to cut off their students’ access to school buses. Public districts say it’s about their budgets....