A multi-year lawsuit, costing millions of our tax dollars, produced a Commonwealth Court ruling that PA inadequately and inequitably funds public schools.
On Aug. 6, columnist John Baer
A total of 466 of the 500 PA’s public school boards have repeatedly asked the legislature to examine that question. Despite that, our representatives have held no substantive hearings and received no expert testimony or verifiable data on the subject.
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