Governor Wolf was joined by Clarion University officials and members of his administration to announce the university’s online Opioid Treatment Specialist certificate program.
Governor Wolf signed into law House Bill 202 allowing career and technology students to demonstrate proficiency using an alternative to the Keystone Exam.
First Lady Frances Wolf was joined by Department of Education Secretary Pedro Rivera and Department of Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding as she hosted a meeting for local food alliances to develop partnerships and establish ways to address regional food alliance gaps.
Governor Tom Wolf, Department of Human Services Secretary Ted Dallas and Department of Education Secretary Pedro A. Rivera announced an investment in Philadelphia City community schools to leverage and connect schools to the large array of health-related services that are available for Philadelphia’s children.
Governor Wolf voiced his support for House Bill 1190, which proposes a school-based substance abuse prevention and intervention program for all students in grade kindergarten through 12.