Jan. 17, 2022: The Departments of Human Services and Health regularly track data on COVID-19 infections. As you can see there has been a significant increase of infections in child care. Additional information about community transmission can be found at COVID 19...
By Zahriah Balentine A new charter school opened its doors in Harrisburg this fall, the first new facility of its kind to launch in the city in eight years. The Pennsylvania Steam Academy represents the fourth brick-and-mortar charter school in the city, offering...
By Mark C. Perna We’re at a major tipping point in education. According to a recent survey, 48% of teachers admitted that they had considered quitting within the last 30 days. Of that number, 34% said they were thinking about leaving the profession entirely....
by Michael Ritter, MPA, CTCP Lebanon County may be remembered as the county that went rogue in 2020, defying the governor’s COVID emergency orders. But the leaders of Connected Together, Lebanon County’s trauma-informed communities work group, hope the county can be...
From the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD), Divison of Viral Diseases COVID-19 outbreaks can happen in schools and early care and education programs, but when multiple prevention strategies...
by Dr. Karen Quinn Success By 6, the early childhood initiative of the United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, is pleased to announce that it has recently embarked on a multi-year community campaign called The Basics. The Basics are five, simple powerful ways...
