Pennsylvania’s School Safety Task Force met at the Pickering Campus of Technical College High School in Phoenixville to hear from students, parents, school officials, law enforcement, healthcare experts and residents about ways to improve school safety and security.
Governor Wolf announced the approval of a Pennsylvania Manufacturing Training-to-Career grant to Robert Morris University (RMU) in Allegheny County designed to provide those seeking jobs, in particular veterans, in the manufacturing sector with the skills they need to gain employment in a competitive global economy.
As many students begin taking the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSAs) this week, changes implemented by the Wolf Administration for this school year are reducing the test by as much as two days, giving students and teachers more time in the classroom for learning.
Pennsylvania’s School Safety Task Force met today at the Central York School District Central Office in York to kick off a series of regional meetings to hear from students, parents, school officials, law enforcement, healthcare experts and residents about ways to improve school safety and security.
Governor Tom Wolf continued his commitment to providing workers with the training they need to get good, middle-class jobs by announcing $3.5 million in grants to support pre-apprenticeship and registered apprenticeship programs across Pennsylvania.
