Once again the Moms for Liberty school board majority continues to push its politically motivated agenda with its proposed athletics policy.
Pennsylvania high schools play an important role in registering first-time voters, but could be doing more by actively supporting in-school voter registration drives.
USTA’s Net Generation program provides young tennis players the opportunity to travel and visit the Open, one of four Grand Slam tournaments in the world, free of charge.
Senate Bill 839 encourages unity in diversity by providing the opportunity to learn, understand, and value different cultures in classrooms across the Commonwealth.
Local journalist Lanny Morgnanesi’s film, Uprising Along The Delaware, provides a unique perspective of an environmental movement in Bucks County to protect the Delaware River.
Despite public outcry, the board approved the immediate use of Vermilion’s ninth grade social studies course, but pushed the balance of revised curricula to the 2024-25 school year.
“Jenna did not tell us to go up to the board and speak about this. That is absolutely a false statement,” said Pennridge Social Studies teacher Kevin Wills in response to Hogan’s wild accusations.
Inaccuracies, a lack of resources, content, and little time to prepare were some of the chief complaints about the new curriculum that’s being forced on Pennridge teachers and students.
Incorporating studies influenced by ultra-conservative politics is a step too far for some in the Pennridge community, who for months have tried everything to stop it.
The blueprint for a hard-right turn in America appears to be the roadmap for Trump’s second term.
A report by federal prosecutors offered example after example of brutality and constitutional violations, many of which disproportionately impacted Black people and Latinos in this city of almost 90,000 residents.
The incredibly lopsided “balance,” lack of actually diverse viewpoints, and dubious fairness and accuracy displayed in the network’s nomination coverage reveals what the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is really going for with the new oversight it installed, writes FAIR’s Julie Hollar.
“The American people have said that the Democratic Party of right now is not what they want,” the Bucks County native told Editor Cyril Mychalejko.
The district “has engaged in a pattern of conduct designed to silence its critics,” said ACLU of Pennsylvania Deputy Legal Director Sara Rose.