- PA House Approves $27.3 Billion Budget*UPDATE* - The Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted 109-92 Tuesday, May 24 to approve a state budget that sets spending at $27.3 billion for the 2011-12 fiscal year — the same amount proposed in Governor Tom Corbett's March budget plan. ...
- PA Legislative Black Caucus Decries Assault on EducationMay 18, 2011 – State Rep. Ronald G. Waters, D-Phila./Delaware, chairman of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus; Rep. Vanessa Lowery Brown, PLBC vice chairwoman; state Sen. Shirley Kitchen, D-Phila., Democratic Public Health and Welfare Committ...
- Governor Signs 2010-2011 State BudgetGovernor Rendell signed into law the state budget (House Bill 2279) on July 6, 2010 at Elmwood Elementary School in Mechanicsburg, PA. The $28.04 billion budget represents a .7% increase in spending from 2009-2010 after accounting for the use o...
- PASFC Testimony: House Education Committee - May 26, 2009Topic: Basic Education Funding (House Bill 1493) Read the Campaign's testimony. (PDF)
- PASFC Testimony: House Appropriations Committee - May 21-22, 2009Topic: Senate Budget Proposal (Senate Bill 850) Testimony provided by PSEA, PASBO, and PSBA. (PDF) Testimony presented by representatives of rural schools and urban schools. (PDF)
- State education budget hits neediest school districts the hardest
- Northeast PA schools to lose between $959 and $169 per student
- Poorer students to be hurt more with state budget
- Public schools face the first reduction in basic education funding in two decades
- Restored education dollars are good, but there is still a long way to go
- Editorial: Head-shake deal
- What sacrifice?
- Editorial: Won't budge on budget