…or intrude upon the lawfully enacted scheme by which public education is funded, not only in Philadelphia, but throughout the Commonwealth.” Id. at 367. 5. Twenty years later in Marrero,…

…(PSSA) Reading and Writing test scores for the same year, a team of researchers studied five components of school library infrastructure:  Staffing  Collections  Digital Resources and Technology…

…every school have a fair shot at academic success. Research on school finance reform in other states found that sustained, long-term increases in per-pupil spending led to increases in educational…

…the real costs of delivering services, including student factors such as the number of students who live in poverty, who are English language learners, and who are homeless. It should…

…to be unemployed  More likely to become a drug addict  Estimated cost of a youth who drops out and turns to crime & drugs — $1.7 to $2.3…

…succeed. The most vulnerable students include minority students, students with disabilities, students in foster care, students experiencing homelessness, students living in poverty, students for whom English is a second language,…

…searchable on the pennsylvania Depar tment of public welfare web site, http://ser vices.dpw.state.pa.us/olddpw/bulletinsearch.aspx. › Developed a model joint protocol to guide school › placement decisions for children in residential place-…

…who are identified as affected by illegal sustance abuse or withdrawal symptoms resulting from prenatal drug exposure; or • with disabilities who are homeless or “wards of the state.” BACKGROUND:…

…litigation, and policy advocacy, ELC advances the rights of vulnerable children, including children of color, children living in poverty, English language learners, children with disabilities, those in the foster care…

1 Response to Request for Public Comments on Proposed Rule DHS Docket No. ICEB-2018-0002 Submitted By Education Law Center-PA November 6, 2018 Debbie Seguin, Assistant Director Office of Policy, U.S….