Senate Education Committee Chairman Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) hosted a hearing today to discuss the ongoing and future efforts to maintain continuity of education for students during the COVID-19 closure. [Read More]
Senate Education Committee | May 11, 2020 | Off the Floor (Senate Chamber and Virtual Participation) [Read More]
The State Senate convened remotely today to pass several bills to keep Pennsylvania moving forward during the COVID-19 coronavirus public health emergency, including a bill to provide school mandate relief and assist schools, students and teachers, according to Senate Education Committee Chair Wayne Langerholc (R-35). [Read More]
During the #PASenate #PABudget hearing with Budget Secretary Jen Swails, I asked about the proposed fee for State Police service and the Governor’s proposed cut in funding for school safety. [Read More]
Acid mine drainage cleanup has been a huge success in my district, leading to economic development and a cleaner environment. At a #PASenate #PA Budget hearing, I asked what the @PennsylvaniaDEP it is doing to ensure that progress continues the years ahead. [Read More]
I urged the @PennsylvaniaDEP plans to remove Cambria County from costly, unnecessary vehicle emissions testing mandates as part of its upcoming revisions to the PA’s State Implementation Plan for complying with the Federal Clean Air Act. #PASenate #PABudget Hearings [Read More]
I asked about potential tuition and fee increases, changes in enrollment and the success of dual enrollment programs during a #PASenate #PAbudget hearing with @PennCollege, @thaddeusstevens and @NorthamptonComm. [Read More]
What is being done to combat Lyme disease in state parks & forests in light of the administration’s cut in funding? That and efforts to reduce acid mine drainage were among my questions for the #PASenate #PAbudget hearing with @DCNRnews. [Read More]
During a second round of questioning at the #PASenate #PABudget hearing on the @PADeptofED, I made a pitch for the Education Improvement Tax Credit Program, and noted that it does not take money away from schools. [Read More]
As chair of the Senate Education Committee, I asked @PADeptofEd Secretary Pedro Rivera how the governor could justify cutting funding for school safety grants from $60 million to $15 million during #PASenate #PABudget hearings. [Read More]
