State public education funding’s teachable moment
Following the landmark ruling that the state's public education funding system is unconstitutional, state lawmakers are learning just how difficult it will be to change it.
By Harrison Cann
Colleges and their students register the need for course correction
With the economy and needs changing in classrooms and administrations alike, stakeholders want to make sure colleges and universities adapt with them.
By Justin Sweitzer
PA Legislators Must Heed Court Decision in School Funding Lawsuit
Public Schools Need Adequacy Targets and Full Funding For All Students to Succeed
By PA School Works
College’s partnerships provide student pathways to success
By Pennsylvania College of Technology
A Q&A with Dave Argall
The Republican state senator and chair of the chamber’s education committee discusses the education funding trial and the state’s path forward
By Harrison Cann
A Q&A with Kyle Kopko
The Center for Rural Pennsylvania Executive Director discusses the state and future of rural education
By Harrison Cann
A Q&A with Khalid Mumin
The Pennsylvania Education Secretary talks about what it wil take to make the state a leader in all things education.
By Justin Sweitzer
A Q&A with Tony Watlington
City & State spoke with the Philadelphia School District superintendent to hear about his five-year strategic plan and his message to lawmakers as they consider the future of public education funding.
By Harrison Cann
A Q&A with Chad Dion Lassiter, MSW
Executive Director, Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
By Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
A Q&A with Michael Reed
President, Pennsylvania College of Technology
By Pennsylvania College of Technology
A Q&A with Bashar Hanna
President, Commonwealth University
By Commonwealth University
