Pennsylvania’s budget impasse is forcing schools to cut programmes, and freeze hiring: Here's what's happening
Pennsylvania public schools are facing a severe budget crisis due to a legislative impasse, forcing districts to freeze hiring, cut programs, and take out loans. Poorer districts are disproportionately affected, highlighting existing inequities in the state's education funding system. This prolonged delay jeopardises student opportunities and the future of public education.
Pennsylvania public schools are facing a severe budget crisis due to a legislative impasse, forcing districts to freeze hiring, cut programs, and take out loans. Poorer districts are disproportionately affected, highlighting existing inequities in the state's education funding system. This prolonged delay jeopardises student opportunities and the future of public education.
