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Pennsylvania Passes $50.8 Billion State Budget with Education Funding

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 28
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What happened

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Governor Josh Shapiro signed the state's $50.8 billion budget. The budget, which passed 12 days late, includes hundreds of millions of dollars in new education funding. This funding guarantees free breakfast for all students and requires at least 30 minutes of daily recess for children through fifth grade.

From butlereagle.com, phillytrib.com

Why it matters

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The passage of the budget marks progress toward meeting the state's constitutional spending mandate, though it required compromises on key issues. The budget sets new fiscal requirements for the state.

From butlereagle.com

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    Pennsylvania might see changes in education costs and demand due to the new funding and mandates.

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  1. Josh Shapiro defends the Pennsylvania budget against judicial review as the state court system comes under review.Sub-event
  2. An administration plan is facing official pushback and is simultaneously pressuring various state budgets.Sub-event
  3. Governor Josh Shapiro announced transportation funding for Pennsylvania.Sub-event
  4. State funding issues are impacting Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania due to state governance decisions.Sub-event
  5. Budget passage required compromises on key issues.1 source
  6. Governor proposes budgets for state law enforcement.Sub-event
  7. Governor Shapiro announced that the state of Pennsylvania is funneling $670 million in new aid into the education system.Sub-event
  8. Governor Shapiro proposes a $50.8 billion state budget.1 source

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