Gov. Wolf joined Senator Vincent Hughes at Cheyney University to celebrate a $5 million investment, through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program, for the university’s ThinkUbator initiative.
Gov. Wolf visited teachers, students, and education stakeholders in Philadelphia to highlight his plan to build on his record education investments with an additional $1.9 billion for education from pre-k through college.
First Lady Frances Wolf visited Bloomsburg University’s Basic Needs Shoppe, a food and basic needs pantry designed to support Bloomsburg students. She joined students and staff for a panel discussion on college hunger.
Gov. Wolf announced that Department of Education Secretary Dr. Noe Ortega will resign his position with the commonwealth on April 29. The governor also announced his intention to name Eric Hagarty to serve as Acting Secretary.
Gov. Wolf joined local officials to celebrate an $11 million investment, through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program, to expand the Da Vinci Science Center.
