Please join on November 16, 2022, at 5:00 PM, for our Financial Wellness and Retirement Zoom Webinar. Most people’s biggest fear is outliving their savings. But what are the biggest threats to my nest egg and how do I go about protecting what I’ve worked hard for all my life? We have partnered with AMBA […]
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The November 8 elections are getting close, and candidates are running for the positions of PA Governor, US House, PA House, select US Senate and PA Senate seats. The biggest statewide elections are for the Pennsylvania Governor and United States Senate. The PSEA and NEA have both recommended Josh Shapiro (D) for Governor and John
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The pandemic of 2020 will be remembered for many things. Hopefully, the focus will be on how we persevered. Many professions have had to adjust to succeed. Doctors now perform video house calls, contracts can be signed electronically, and businesses have allowed workers to work remotely. No other profession, however, has been in the spotlight
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As Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 cases continue to rise, there has been more discussion regarding the need to return to full remote learning in certain areas of the state. Pennsylvania’s health secretary recently declared that there are no plans for a statewide shutdown of schools similar to last spring. However, several months ago the Departments of Health and
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The November 3 elections are getting close and candidates are running for the positions of President, US House, PA House, a third of the of the US Senate and half of the PA Senate. The NEA and AFT both endorsed Joe Biden for President at their respective national conventions this past summer, and they continue
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August 26, 2020 Welcome back! For many of you, it’s the beginning of back-to-school week. While this week may not be normal or ideal, we know the bumpy road ahead will be navigated by the best experts in the land – you! These times are anything but normal, or is this the new normal? Companies
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As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads through the United States, the impact on student instruction resulting from school closures will pose new challenges for teachers and administrators alike, such that we have not dealt with before. Mirroring the steps other countries have taken to combat the spread of the virus, social-distancing policies are helping to drive
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Budget season is upon us at both the state and federal levels. Governor Wolf and President Trump have put forth their education initiatives and what they would like to see accomplished by the end of the budget process. What must be remembered is that the State Legislature and Congress both have their own ideas of
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House Bill 1897, also known as School District Cyber Education, would close all cyber schools currently in Pennsylvania and require each school district to offer their own full-time cyber education program. Under the bill, current cyber charter schools will be able to serve as third-party vendors; however, school districts must also create their own full-time
An advisory committee convened by Pennsylvania’s Joint State Government Commission released a report proving that later start times, especially in high schools, is beneficial to student learning. While many Commonwealth school districts have already adopted later start times, the report contains findings from groups such as the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical
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