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West Chester residents who challenged borough s COVID-19 orders appeal dismissal of their case to Third Circuit
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West Chester has suit which challenged constitutionality of COVID-19 emergency orders dismissed
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Borough of West Chester and plaintiffs differ on mootness and constitutionality of COVID-19 emergency orders
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Pennsylvania students try to get back on track as teachers unions fight to stop them Kevin Mooney © Provided by Washington Examiner
Pennsylvania could become the next epicenter for school choice with a proposal that responds to pandemic learning gaps. The state legislation would create “Education Opportunity Accounts” for students who face specific challenges. These accounts would return tax dollars to families for educational expenses, including books, tutoring, or private school tuition.
If passed, the reform would increase Pennsylvania’s current tax credit scholarship programs, allow independent authorization of charter schools, remove ZIP code restrictions on public school enrollment, and protect parents who create learning pods of small groups of students who learn at home from burdensome regulations. By far, this is the most ambitious school choice reform initiative in the Keystone State’s history.
Pennsylvania parents challenge teachers unions in fight for children s education Print this article
Pennsylvania teachers union leaders have been pressuring government officials to keep schools closed during the pandemic, but they re running into opposition from a growing coalition of parents who find that for most students, remote learning is not sufficient.
Eighty percent of parents in eastern Pennsylvania want schools reopened five days a week. Meanwhile, union leaders have been sending out mixed messages.
In January, Pennsylvania State Education Association press officer Chris Lilienthal claimed that the union “does not tell schools to have in-person, hybrid or remote learning these are decisions that need to be made at the district level.” But in a November interview, the spokesman for the state’s largest public employee union stated that if the union hears “of districts that are disregarding the public health guidelines . we will use our voices.”