BUDGET ARTICLES
Governor Wolf’s 2018-19 Budget Proposal, Ambitious Steps Forward for Early Learning in PA
Bipartisan Budget Agreement a Victory for Kids, $30 Million Pre-K Investment Will Serve Thousands More Young Learners
House Bill 218 Does Not Adequately Invest in Services for PA’s Youngest Citizens
Pre-K, Early Learning Advocates Urge Bi-partisan Support of 2017-18 Investment Proposal
NBC 10: PA Budget Passed After 9-Month Deadlock
PennLive: Wolf, lawmakers must fund pre-K education in the #PaBudget: Another View
Early Learning Advocates Urge Bi-partisan Support of 2016-17 Investment Proposal
PennLive: Gov. Tom Wolf asking for $90 million more for preschool programs
York Dispatch: Wolf wants additional $60M for early education
Pre-K for PA Says Pre-Kindergarten Funding is a Good Start; Urges Legislature to Return to Work
PennLive: Pennsylvania’s state budget talks, at loooonnnnng last, enter home stretch
AP: Pa. budget stalemate cost approaches critical mass
AP: More Pre-K Programs Closing Amid Pennsylvania Budget Battle
Lancaster Online: State Budget Impasse: How are Pennsylvania’s Littlest Learners Being Affected?
Lancaster Online: Editorial: Hope for a Budget, with K-12 Funding
PennLive: As Budget Framework Emerges, Preschool Advocates Fear They’ll be Squeezed Out: Analysis
The Notebook: Pa. budget framework supports major funding boost for public schools
Philly.com: Possible breakthrough in Pa.’s budget stalemate?
PennLive: Gov. Tom Wolf lauds “major commitment” for new school funding; Republicans describe different terms
Post-Gazette: Pennsylvania’s budget moves forward
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