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Two Lancaster County senators plan to introduce a bill that would prevent a program meant to help schools find substitute teachers from expiring this summer. Republican state Sens. Ryan Aument, of Mount Joy, and Scott Martin, of Martic Township, said they re working to extend the Act 86 Program, which allows current students enrolled in a Pennsylvania accredited college or university pursuing a teacher certification work as a substitute teacher. Eligible students must have the necessary clearances and at least 60 earned credit hours. The proposal, announced Tuesday, comes as school districts in Lancaster County and beyond are already struggling mightily to fill classrooms due to abrupt quarantines and illness related to COVID-19. If the program, created in 2016, expires as originally planned on June 30, it could eliminate a portion of available substitutes from an already shrinking pool.

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