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http://www.thecommonwealthinstitute.org 30-11-2011 14:30:36
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#VaLeg made some progress on JLARC's recommendations to #FundOurSchools in Session 2024. But there's much more to do. A joint subcommittee is expected to share initial recs & an implementation plan in November. Here's where we stand + an answer to an FAQ thecommonwealthinstitute.org/the-half-sheet…
Meet Amy Wentz (Amy C. Wentz), our Director of Outreach & Engagement! Amy’s dedication to community and loved ones is unmatched — so is her expertise on nearly all things Richmond. Swipe through to learn more about her and her incredible work! #MeetTeamTCI
ICYMI: “The $12.41, while a modest improvement, is not enough to make ends meet in Virginia even for a single person who is not supporting any children,” Goren said. Moving forward #VaLeg should #RaiseTheWageVa to at least $15. via 8News WRIC Richmond wric.com/news/virginia-…
It may take months to calculate Medicaid coverage loss, but the impact on our health safety net & well-being of our loved ones & neighbors is more immediate. #VaLeg should act in the 2025 session to connect people to #HealthCare. via The Virginia Mercury virginiamercury.com/briefs/nearly-…
A new program aims to address youth violence, and it's being piloted in Roanoke City & Petersburg schools. Here's a look at Community Builders & more steps #VaLeg should consider to help make sure our students are safe and our communities are whole ⤵️ thecommonwealthinstitute.org/the-half-sheet…
Health coverage supports academic outcomes. But 13,000 kids can't access coverage due to barriers. We echo Dr. Page-Lopez & Dr. Gonzalez from Virginia Chapter AAP: It's time to Cover All Kids & pass legislation sponsored by Kathy Tran & Ghazala Hashmi richmond.com/opinion/column…
Virginia teachers are still paid just 68 cents for every dollar paid to their peers in other professions, according to new analysis by Economic Policy Institute. We need to pay teachers better to attract and retain highly qualified professionals for our students