PA students are struggling to read – we must help them
It’s time to sound the alarm on early literacy in Pennsylvania. [Read More]
Shapiro’s broken promises, families’ broken trust
While Gov. Shapiro works to frame the failure of the student scholarship legislation as an argument over the budget negotiating process, it is important to note a failure he cannot credibly pass off on someone else. [Read More]
Young People Need Opportunity, Not Student Loan Forgiveness
As many know, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Biden’s student loan forgiveness proposal on June 30. While this ruling is a win for taxpayers, there are still millions of Americans with trillions of dollars in outstanding student loans who now need to pay back that debt. [Read More]
We Shouldn’t Fund a Broken Education System
Student academic performance and readiness to enter our workforce has been declining for many years. [Read More]
How the Grinch Stole the Power Grid
As a holiday cold snap gripped Pennsylvania in December, energy officials warned of rolling blackouts and called on families to turn down their thermostats and turn off the decorations. [Read More]
Outrage Was Reasonable in the Case of Drag Show at Local High School
Reasonable people agree that school is not the appropriate place for a sexually charged performance by professional adult dancers. [Read More]