EDUCATION The committee received testimony on advanced placement. |
Harrisburg | Meeting Details |
EDUCATION The committee received testimony on H.B. 2205 (Clymer), which would further provide for establishment of program, for duties of department, for grant awards and for duties of approved providers; and providing for study. |
Harrisburg | Meeting Details |
EDUCATION The committee received testimony on HB 1803 (Siptroth), which would further provide for CPR instruction; provide for procedures regarding response to cardiac arrest, for donations for use related to CPR and automated external defibrillator instruction and for donations to school entities for use in CPR instruction; repealing provisions relating to automated external defibrillation; and providing for availability of automated external defibrillator. |
Harrisburg | Meeting Details |
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, EDUCATION The joint committees received testimony on H.B. 1286 (Preston), which would establish certain requirements relating to publishing and selling of certain college textbooks. |
Pittsburgh | Meeting Details |
EDUCATION The committee received testimony on the Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) education. |
Pittsburgh | Meeting Details |
EDUCATION The committee received testimony on H.B. 483 (Longietti), H.B. 1362 (Seip), H.B. 2036 (Moul), H.B. 2320 (Pallone), and H.B. 2328 (Tallman), all of which involve charter schools. |
Harrisburg | Meeting Details |
EDUCATION The committee received testimony on the federal grant funding initiatives. |
Harrisburg | Meeting Details |