Chester County News and Community Website
HARRISBURG, PA — Department of Human Services Secretary Teresa Miller recently visited the Grace Lutheran Church of Lancaster with Lancaster’s Community Action Partnership to highlight Pennsylvania’s ongoing work to facilitate …
Read More
WEST CHESTER, PA — Parents in the West Chester area searching for high-quality child care, preschool and school-age virtual support programs that prioritize health and wellness now have a new …
Read More
WEST CHESTER, PA — With West Chester University‘s deep roots in teacher preparation, it’s no surprise that our Early and Middle Grades Education programs recently earned notable national rankings.
Read More
CHESTER COUNTY, PA — As the largest provider of licensed childcare in Chester County, the YMCA of Greater Brandywine (YGBW) recognizes the importance of a quality pre-kindergarten experience, which can …
Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — Principal partners of the Pre-K for PA and Start Strong PA advocacy campaigns called for swift action by PA policymakers to save the state’s child care system.
Read MoreHARRISBURG, PA — Governor Tom Wolf announced the award of $15 million to expand access to high-quality, affordable child care to more than 900 infants and toddlers around Pennsylvania. The …
Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — On Tuesday, Governor Tom Wolf joined Pennsylvania’s Adjutant General Maj. General Anthony Carrelli, and retired generals and admirals from Mission: Readiness to release the non-profit organization’s workforce …
Read MoreLANCASTER, PA — State officials from the departments of Education, Labor and Industry, Human Services and Health recently joined local leaders and business representatives at the United Way of Lancaster …
Read MoreHARRISBURG, PA — The Wolf Administration is investing $1.5 million to improve the quality of early childcare education (ECE) with grants to 10 colleges and universities for career development programs.
Read More
WEST CHESTER, PA — Delaware County Community College (DCCC) will receive $250,000 in state funding to better prepare students for careers in early childhood education, state Senator Andy Dinniman announced.
Read More