Gov. Tom Wolf has taken the necessary step of restricting conversion therapy in Pennsylvania.
The cultural wars. Teachers leaving. Active shooter drills. These are part of being a student in 2022-23.
Teachers will spending more for supplies in their classrooms this year, just one indication of the lack of respect that is afforded to educators.
Polio has not gone away, and resources need to be put forward for its full eradication.
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Extreme weather events demonstrate the need to more aggressively approach climate change.
Laws surrounding cyber and charter schools in Pennsylvania should be changed.
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On Tuesday, we reported on how the demand for air conditioning is skyrocketing and customers are having to cool their heels – pardon the pun – for weeks at a time for service or installation.
In 2019, a list of pay raises in the Pennsylvania governor’s office brought criticism.
Rural America, including communities in this region, are in the midst of a crime wave. It defies easy solutions.
It might seem foolish to try to find anything positive about the chaotic economic situation in this country at this time, and it is true that many people will flat-out refuse to even try.
With people of the United States still feeling shock and grief over the massacre of 19 children and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas, last month, officials of school districts across this country have embarked once again on the task of assessing security at their respective educational facilities and regarding students’ participation in various activities.
A proposal has been put forward to ban cellphone use in classrooms statewide, but we believe the decision should be left to individual districts.
If we want to reform our gun laws, we will need to exert pressure on lawmakers for reform.
Life zips by us.
The shortage of formula in the United States is also putting a spotlight on the number of children who risk hunger even in the best of times.
The U.S. Department of the Interior released a report on Wednesday detailing the horrors that visited students at boarding schools for Native American students. It's heartbreaking and eye-opening.
High school and college graduates: Your parents, grandparents, teachers and other adults have worked tirelessly to mold you. We know it is now time to let you fully develop into the masterpieces we know you can be.
If a person is intent on killing someone and doesn’t have a gun, he or she will find some other means for committing the crime.