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Mark Spinola, a social studies teacher, brought a “Grow Your Own” teacher program to Gateway about three years ago. It’s not only designed to bring educators back to the profession but… Read More
The application window for the Federal Communications Commission’s $200 million, three-year pilot program to boost cybersecurity in schools and libraries will open from Sept. 17 through Nov. 1, according to an… Read More
As schools across the country limit student access to cellphones, Western Pennsylvania schools are split on policies for the devices. Click here for full article. Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, September 6,… Read More
Schools across the country have reopened for the new academic year. For students, this is more than the start of class. It’s also a return to a mental health support… Read More
Governor Josh Shapiro went back to school today to tout the historic $11 billion coming to Pennsylvania schools this year, however questions are still being asked about whether taxpayers’ dollars… Read More
Student drug, alcohol and tobacco use and mental health issues are declining in Erie County and are basically in line with statewide results, according to 2023 Pennsylvania Youth Survey results,… Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday denied the Biden administration’s request to allow enforcement of uncontested parts of the Title IX final rule in some states where injunctions are in place. Click… Read More
Pennsylvania schools and other eligible entities are now able to apply for grant funding for physical security upgrades and to strengthen behavioral health supports through two new school safety grant… Read More
Central Pennsylvania educators expressed gratitude Wednesday for the education funding increases granted in this year’s state budget but made it clear funding inequities still exist. Click here for full article…. Read More
More than 75 universities and K-12 schools will benefit from the grants — including Bethel Park, Mt. Pleasant Area, Plum and Pittsburgh Public school districts. The funding will support programs… Read More