Facilities

Winter storms often present significant challenges for school districts, necessitating swift and strategic decision-making to ensure the safety and educational continuity of students. As weather conditions worsen, districts must weigh various factors to determine the best course of action—whether t

Cabrini University, a small Roman Catholic liberal arts institution located outside Philadelphia and founded in 1957, faced significant financial and operational challenges that ultimately led to its closure in June 2023. Over the years, Cabrini saw increased acceptance rates, declining yields on

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 plays a pivotal role in promoting equality in education by preventing discrimination based on disabilities. This federal law mandates that educational institutions receiving federal funding ensure equal access to their programs, activities, and

Districts across the nation are making significant investments in constructing schools specifically designed for 4-year-olds. These facilities are tailored to meet the unique needs and developmental stages of young children, creating environments that foster learning through play. One notable

Governor Josh Shapiro and the General Assembly have allocated $250 million in public school facilities funding for 2024, signaling Pennsylvania's first state-directed funds for school facility improvements since 2016. Distributed through the Public School Facilities Improvement Grant (PSFIG)

In a recent development that addresses the dual challenges posed by Princeton's growing population and the aging infrastructure of its schools, voters in Princeton have approved an $89.1 million bond referendum, aimed at funding critical renovations and updates for Princeton Public School