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House approves Republican budget bill, sends bill to Senate for consideration; Philadelphia SD sends layoff notices to nearly 3,800 staffers amid a bleak financial picture

House to begin consideration of budget and budget-related bills this week; Charter school bill approved by House Education Committee, but consideration on House floor uncertain

House Republicans unveil $28.3 billion budget proposal; House Education Committee to consider charter school bills today, other education bills tomorrow

Tomalis out as Education secretary,as Gov. Corbett nominates Cumberland Valley superintendent to the position;  House expected to begin budget deliberations on June 10

Governor's pension plan finally introduced as legislation; PDE submits Title I waiver request to allow carry-over of 2012-13 funds to 2013-14

April revenues come in slightly above estimate, although Independent Fiscal Office warns 2012-13 revenues will not meet governor's anticipated revenue amount; PDE issues referendum exceptions report for 2013-14

Governor signs bill creating special education funding commission; Senate scheduled to consider several education measures this week, including 'Pass the Trash' bill and amendments to the Professional Educator Discipline Act

Rep. Knowles introduces legislation to direct the proceeds from changes in the liquor system to transportation, not education, as the governor proposed

PASA issues statement on Governor's pension reform proposal; school officials urge state lawmakers to fund PlanCon Part G 

General Fund revenues in March come in 1.6 percent below estimates; General Assembly returns to session this week, with no breaks until May 20

Pension plan remains top issue for governor, legislature and employees; PASA, along with other associations, urges lawmakers to make PlanCon funding available, deny a moratorium extension