Governor Wolf spoke out against Senate Bill 2, which would siphon scarce resources from public schools, according to the Pennsylvania School Boards Association, and direct those funds to private schools.
Governor Wolf announced nine new project approvals through the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA), that will benefit Pennsylvania residents and businesses through promoting energy efficiency and building out infrastructure to bring abundant energy to homes and commercial buildings.
Governor Wolf announced seven new low-interest loan approvals through the Commonwealth Financing Authority that will help small family farms make the necessary capital improvements to sustain and grow their livelihoods in Adams, Bedford, Berks, Columbia, Lancaster, Northumberland, and Snyder counties.
In support of the Employment First initiative to help people with disabilities find employment, the Wolf Administration is welcoming 20 Pennsylvania college students who will participate in summer internships with state agencies, while a first-of-its kind state partnership with Microsoft will promote accessibility best practices and tools.
Governor Wolf released the following statement after the Board of Governors of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education selected Dr. Daniel Greenstein as the next chancellor beginning in September.
