PA Schools Work

Schools across the Commonwealth are using their adequacy funding responsibly to help students reach their full potential. We must fulfill our constitutional responsibility to provide adequate and equitable funding for all Pennsylvania students.

Grateful for your ongoing support, Rep. Davidson, in making sure our public schools get the resources they deserve. @RepNateDavidson

Rep. Jeanne McNeil, thank you for your commitment to providing continued adequacy funding for our public schools who need it the most! @RepMcNeill

Senator Picozzi, thank you for your steadfast commitment to providing much needed adequacy funding for our PA public schools! @SenatorPicozzi @childrenfirstpa

Join advocates from across PA in Harrisburg May 6th to ensure that the General Assembly will fund our schools in compliance with the Pennsylvania Constitution. Register at docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Thank you, @SenLisaBoscola for your ongoing commitment to ensuring our public schools receive the funding they deserve!

While the Governor’s proposed budget maintains momentum, the state would still need to close a $3.3 billion adequacy gap affecting 70% of Pennsylvania public school students.

It’s National Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month! Every PA public school student deserves the opportunity to explore their interests, build real-world skills, and prepare for their future.

The last two years of adequacy funding have provided resources enabling students in the Lehighton Area School District to show remarkable academic progress in both early literacy and early mathematics.

We appreciate your commitment, Rep. Thomas Kutz, to investing in PA’s public schools! @RepKutz

Join us next week for a conversation about PA’s state budget and its impact on our schools. This webinar will provide a comprehensive analysis of what the governor’s budget proposal would mean for PA 500 school districts and 1.7 million students. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

We must continue to invest in our public schools until every student, in every community, has the resources they need to learn and thrive. @repmikeschlossberg

Students deserve properly funded public schools. The evidence from investments over the last few years is clear: when we properly fund our schools, students excel. @RepSchweyer

Great things are happening in public schools across Pennsylvania. All kids deserve to experience an excellent public education. We work for funding to ensure that they do!

Thanks to the commitment of legislators like Rep. Harris, school districts across the Commonwealth have been provided another round of adequacy funding to give their students access to the high-quality education they all deserve. @RepHarris

Despite recent progress, Pennsylvania public schools still face a $3.5 billion funding gap that impacts our children’s education every day. This adequacy gap affects 70% of Pennsylvania students.

Join us to discuss the PA state budget's impact on our schools. Following the governor’s budget proposal, this webinar will provide a comprehensive analysis of what the proposal would mean for Pennsylvania's 500 school districts and 1.7 million students. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Students deserve properly funded public schools. The evidence from investments over the last few years is clear: when we properly fund our schools, students excel.

“Pennsylvania schools remain underfunded by more than $3 billion compared with what they should get under the state’s adequacy formula, which was developed by a bipartisan commission to determine how much money schools need to operate.” chalkbeat.org/philadelphia/2…

Advocacy funding has provided school districts across the Commonwealth with the ability to offer their students opportunities that haven’t been financially possible for many years, including reduced class sizes in elementary schools.