This is American Education Week, a chance to celebrate public schools and recognize the valuable work of all those who contribute to children’s education. American Education Week has been celebrated nationally every year since 1921. Rich Askey, vice president of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, called public schools the cornerstones of the communities they serve, welcoming students of all backgrounds and abilities. He said the success of those schools depends on everyone who plays a part.

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Source: Public News Service, Nov. 12, 2018.