Profiteering in Education during a Pandemic
K12, Inc. and its charter schools are siphoning tax dollars to private shareholders during the pandemic. Don’t you think we should be paying attention?
Our Schools. Our Community.
K12, Inc. and its charter schools are siphoning tax dollars to private shareholders during the pandemic. Don’t you think we should be paying attention?
Next year’s school calendar, a coronavirus update, the possibility of two new administrators, and budget planning were all covered at last night’s school board meeting.
Next year’s preliminary budget and permanently preserving playground space at Jefferson were the main issues at Monday’s school board meeting.
Tax relief for the elderly or disabled, the new turf field, and standardized testing results were the main topics at last night’s board meeting.
New details (and new costs) for the artificial turf field replacement, and a bond refinancing that will save the district a little money were the main issues of interest at last week’s school board meeting.
Debt restructuring and the problem of finding nursing services were the most discussed topics of last night’s school board meeting.
CPR education is now a PA graduation requirement. But the new law may not be the best way to approach CPR training.
No tax increase in next years budget, student free speech rights, and a perfect ACT score were key topics of last night’s board meeting.
Harrisburg is once again quietly raising the cost of public education for local taxpayers.
Here’s one way to lower East Penn School District taxes