Climate staff help keep our schools safe so kids can focus on learning. They're in the hallways, the lunchroom, the schoolyard — building trust every single day. Philly can't afford to lose 119 of them. @PHLCouncil: pass the rideshare tax now.
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Put down your TV remote because Children First is taking control of the airwaves after @GovernorShapiro releases his 2026 state budget on Feb 4th.
Don't miss this exciting episode where we reveal what Shapiro's fiscal plan means for children & teens.
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Thanks to @RepKrajewski for fighting for all PA kids to have equal access to programs that keep them out of jail & on a new path. #diversion#restorativejustice
A special thanks to the committee members - Republicans & Democrats - who voted in favor of the bill:
This new $9.5M in state funding for Pre-K Counts will help stabilize early learning providers by raising per-child reimbursement rates—an important step to address rising costs and staffing challenges caused by low wages.
Huge thanks to @RepKinkead, the champion of HB 1385! This bill, which eliminates harmful juvenile fees and fines in PA, passed out of the Judiciary Committee yesterday! Call your PA state rep and ask them to support it and call for a floor vote! #debtfreejustice
Two years of bipartisan commitment signal adequacy funding is now a non-negotiable priority. Read our full statement on the final state budget:
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Game Con Live, a video game 🎮, comics 💥, and STEM 🚀 experience designed for kids ages 5-15 & their families, is coming to Greater Philly Expo on Oct 11-12.
Create life-long memories & get 50% off your all-inclusive passes using code CHILDREN50 at https://t.co/S4D100wSdS.
Millions of people who receive food stamps could soon see smaller benefits or even get kicked out of the program due to changes that are starting to roll out from the "One Big Beautiful" tax and spending law.
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“The current formula has no relation to the actual costs of cyber education, and after years of inaction, our superintendents are unified in saying reform cannot wait another budget cycle.”
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