Updated Salary Data for 2014-15 is Now Available
Attention PA Principals Association Members: The updated salary data for 2014-2015 from PDE is now available on our web site. Click on PA Principals Association Salary Search on the Home… Read More
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Divisions Deepen Over State Budget Impasse
The fissure that opened over the weekend in the plan to end the Pennsylvania budget impasse seemed to deepen Monday, as House Republicans began to advance a partial-year spending plan… Read More
House Republicans and Democrats Unlikely Allies in State Pension Battle
Call it a case of strange bedfellows, courtesy of Pennsylvania’s prolonged budget stalemate. A recent House vote on a proposed overhaul of the state’s pension systems for state and public… Read More
Burgettstown Votes for $4M Loan to Stay Open
An 8-1 vote of Burgettstown Area School Board Monday to approve a $4 million loan means the school district will operate as usual despite the lack of a state budget…. Read More
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TowerMetriX would like to invite you to participate in a webinar. TowerMetriX is an effective tool for addressing many challenges faced by Educators. Their value comes from our ability to… Read More
Campaign for Fair Education Funding Urges Governor and Legislature to Pass Full-Year Budget
Supports budget that provides $350 million more for public schools and restores fairness to school funding
House GOP’s Turn to Solve Pennsylvania Budget Stalemate
After rejecting piece after piece of a bipartisan deal to end Pennsylvania’s five-month-old budget stalemate, House Republican majority leaders are planning procedural votes on a short-term emergency spending package. Click… Read More
Wolf, Senate: No Stopgap Budget
Legislative leaders huddled behind closed doors Sunday to determine how to resolve the state’s budget crisis after a so-called framework agreement seemed to implode a day earlier. Click here for… Read More
Centennial Officials Blast ‘Utter Debacle’ in Harrisburg
The state, without a budget for nearly six months, mandates school districts to have a budget six months early, and Centennial (Bucks Co.) officials are lashing out at the double… Read More
Wolf, Allies Press House GOP for Votes on Tax Increase
Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration and its allies worked through the day Thursday to sway enough rank-and-file House Republicans behind a $1 billion-plus tax increase to override opposition from House GOP… Read More