Building on the highly successful launch of his PAsmart initiative last year, Governor Tom Wolf today announced up to $20 million in grants are available to prepare students for the fast-growing fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and computer science (CS). “PAsmart is strategically investing in science and technology education so students get…
Pittsburgh, PA – Governor Tom Wolf visited the Southwestern Pennsylvania Veterans Home today to encourage the state’s National Guard members to enroll in the first-of-its-kind Military Family Education Program, known as the PA GI Bill. Gov. Wolf was joined by Department of Military and Veterans Affairs’ Brig. Gen. Gregg Perez, Sens. Lindsey Williams and Pam…
Prospect Park, PA – Governor Tom Wolf toured the Interboro Kindergarten Academy in Delaware County today to talk with kindergarten students using robots to learn about programming and coding. The Interboro School District purchased the robots with a grant through the governor’s PAsmart program which is expanding science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education in…
Harrisburg, PA – Governor Tom Wolf’s commonsense plan to improve the educational quality of charter schools and control rising costs will save nearly $280 million a year, the governor told the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators today. The governor has a three-part plan to fix Pennsylvania’s charter school law which is regarded as one of…
Camp Hill, PA – West Shore School District students led Governor Tom Wolf on a tour of a new aquaponics lab at Cedar Cliff High School today. Funded with a $250,000 grant awarded by the Wolf administration, the new lab provides hands-on learning for students across the school district to develop skills in science, business…
