A bipartisan bill was introduced into the Senate Monday that if passed, could make silent panic alarms mandatory in schools across Pennsylvania.The law is name
Carlisle Area School District was recognized by the Pennsylvania Department of Education for its commitment to serving active-duty military families and students.
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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf speaks to the press.
The Pennsylvania Charter Appeals Board (CAB) has become a political battleground in a larger fight between Gov. Tom Wolf and state GOP leaders over executive appointees.
At present, the board seems to have become functionally non-existent as important disputes between school districts and charter schools are in limbo.
The CAB exists as a place where charter schools can challenge decisions made by their local school boards.
At least they’re supposed to be able to challenge them.
Right now, it’s unclear who would hear the appeals.
The board’s website lists no members other than Acting Secretary of Education Noe Ortega, an automatic appointee.