Today, I’m at Morrisville Middle/Senior High School in Bucks County to welcome students and teachers back on their first day back to school. Join us to hear more about how we’re investing in the next generation of Pennsylvania leaders: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We need to invest in every kid in our Commonwealth and give them and their families more access to childcare and early learning opportunities so they're set up for success. Together with Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis and the Early Learning Investment Commission, my Administration is working

There's no wrong door to access your state government — and that includes over text. Always fun responding to a few texts and answering the good people of Pennsylvania's questions. Text me at 717-788-8990 to get your question answered.

No matter how old they are... if you're a parent, the first day of school always hits you hard! Happy first day to Max, Reuben, and every kid in Pennsylvania hitting the books today.

Starting today, applications for our new Main Street Matters program are open! 💸   Every community in Pennsylvania — rural, suburban, and urban alike — has a main street and we worked across the aisle to invest $20 million in our main streets and the small businesses that line

We’re at Highlands High School in Allegheny County to talk about our historic $1.1 billion increase in K-12 public education funding — the largest year over year increase Pennsylvania history. Watch now: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

This year, we worked across the aisle to make real investments in: ⚕️ healthcare, 📚 K-12 public education, 📈 economic development, 🧯 public safety, 🏡 affordable housing, ... all while cutting taxes.

We worked across the aisle to invest $1.1 billion more in our K-12 public schools — the largest increase in PA history — and we're driving most of that investment out to the school districts that need it most. For Highlands High School here in Allegheny County, that means a

Pennsylvania is facing a critical teacher shortage — so when I took office, we cut down the wait time to get an initial teacher certification from 12 weeks to less than 3, and we doubled down to deliver $30 million for student teacher stipends over the past two years. So as your

Jill is right: our kids are breaking the stigma around mental health and asking for help. That’s brave and strong — and we needed to show up and deliver for them. That’s why we worked across the aisle to invest another $100 million this year to make more mental health resources

We worked across the aisle to deliver $1.1 billion in new funding — the largest additional investment in Commonwealth history — for our kids. Proud to celebrate this historic, bipartisan investment in K-12 public education in Bucks County yesterday. levittownnow.com/2024/09/04/gov…

Just over a year ago, I was proud to announce that Pennsylvania-based Universal Ingredients Shank's would expand their headquarters in Lancaster County. Today, Rick Siger got to see their newly expanded operation and celebrate the grand opening of their $30 million investment that will

This evening, I visited Tioga County to meet those whose homes and businesses were damaged by the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby, thank our first responders who helped keep Pennsylvanians safe, and promise the community that my Administration will do all we can to help our

Our veterans served our country to keep us safe and protect our freedoms. Now, it’s our responsibility to be there for them. Grateful to join PA Department of Military and Veterans Affairs’s first ever Pennsylvania VetCon to meet with Pennsylvania’s veterans and talk about how my Administration is serving them.

To truly fix the way we fund education here in PA, we had to work together. And yesterday in Allegheny County, we came together again to celebrate our bipartisan $11 billion investment in K-12 spending at Highlands High School.

As kids all across our Commonwealth head back to school, I’m at Emmaus High School in Lehigh County to meet with students, teachers, and administrators and talk about our bipartisan investment in K-12 public education. Join us: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We came together to make real progress on higher education for the first time in three decades — investing more in our HBCUs, community colleges, and Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education institutions. And we delivered more than $123 million in additional scholarships for our students. If you choose to

We came together to invest nearly $355 million towards more resources for Pennsylvanians in our intellectual disability and autism community.   Together, we’re working across the aisle to provide life changing support for the folks who need it most.