Pennsylvania school principals agree that enrolling children in quality pre-K programs gives them important tools for learning, according to a new report.
Pennsylvania submits its Every Student Succeeds Act plan to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos
Gov. Tom Wolf signed off on Pennsylvania’s roadmap for complying with the federal Every Student Succeeds Act on Monday and submitted it to U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos for her approval.
PPC Seeks Health Policy Professional
Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children, a statewide children’s advocacy organization located in Harrisburg, PA, seeks an individual with preferably 7-10 years progressive work experience in health care policy.
Fitzpatrick receives Champion for Children Award
U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-8, has been named a 2017 Champion for Children Award recipient by the Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children for his commitment to improving public policies and support for investments that benefit the commonwealth’s children.
11 Members of Pennsylvania Congressional Delegation Receive PPC 2017 Champions for Children Award
Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children was in Washington, D.C. this week to present 2017 Champions for Children awards to nearly a dozen Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. House and Senate in recognition of their commitment to improving public policies and support for investments that benefit the commonwealth’s children. The awardees join almost 60 state policymakers and Gov. Tom Wolf as part of PPC’s 25th Anniversary as a voice for kids.
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“Clearly, families are being over-reported to ChildLine and don’t require intrusion of the child welfare system,” said Carolyn Myers, director of communications for Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children via @PittsburghPG and @byjnanderson
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"There's an increasing number of kids going without health insurance or have lost health insurance over the past year," said Becky Ludwick, Vice President of Public Policy at Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children via @PNS_News @PrettyBlue73