Pennsylvania House Funds Head Start Despite Federal Cuts
July 11, 2025
The Pennsylvania House passed a bill to ensure state Pre-K Counts funding continues, despite potential federal cuts.
The Pennsylvania House passed a bill to ensure state Pre-K Counts funding continues, despite potential federal cuts.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court blocked funds for childhood literacy, ruling Gov. Evers exceeded veto powers by merging bills.
Governor Tony Evers insists on child care funding in Wisconsin’s budget, threatening to veto without it, as facilities risk closure.
Jeff Moelich, Executive Director of University Audits, retires June 30 after 12 years, with Hilaire Nachtrab as interim.
Mark A. Chesler, professor emeritus of sociology at U-M, passed away on June 5, 2025, leaving a lasting legacy on the field.
Timothy G. Lynch begins his term as chair of NACUA’s Board of Directors, bringing vast experience to the role.
Taylor Krupp, an ER nurse at Michigan Medicine, used his skills to save his uncle’s life during a pickleball game.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is tackling the teacher shortage with apprenticeships, addressing certification drops and the special education demand.
Trump’s administration seeks Supreme Court intervention to overturn a ruling blocking the dismantling of the Department of Education.
Bipartisan budget talks between Gov. Evers and GOP ended. Republicans now tasked with finalizing the state budget.
Candidates endorsed by the far-right PA Economic Growth PAC did well in York County school board primaries.
Student loan repayments resumed after a five-year pause, affecting millions in default who face financial penalties.
