Education Leaders in Shippensburg Stand Against Proposed Changes to Department of Education
March 19, 2025 - 19:20
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — Education leaders in Shippensburg are gathering on the lawn of Shippensburg Area Senior High School this morning to express their support for public schools and their students. The rally comes in response to concerns over proposed efforts that could significantly alter or dismantle the Department of Education.
Local educators, administrators, and community members are uniting to voice their opposition to these potential changes, which they believe could undermine the quality of education in the region. Participants are emphasizing the importance of a robust public education system that serves all students, regardless of their background.
The rally aims to raise awareness about the critical role the Department of Education plays in ensuring equitable access to educational resources and support. Organizers hope that their collective voice will resonate with policymakers and encourage them to reconsider any moves that could jeopardize the future of public education in Shippensburg and beyond.
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