Believe it or not, for the first time since the 1970s-as far back as reliable data is available-Pennsylvania might have just had its first school year without a teacher strike.
The website of the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA) states it as clear as day: “no local associations are on strike at this time”.
Taxpayers, families with school age children, and students hoping to attend classes in two Allegheny County districts are likely exhibiting different reactions today. In
In a version of the inmates running the asylum, we are witnessing what happens when public sector employees get enough power to dictate policies
Man bites dog. The headline every reporter is salivating to use. Well, there is now a perfect opportunity courtesy of the Bethel Park School
After enduring a work stoppage that lasted almost all of November, 2010, parents and taxpayers in the Moon Area School District are in a
Pennsylvania is the perennial leader in teacher strikes among the small group of states that actually permit them. But the 2011-12 school year was
