Susquehanna board urges state to move toward full funding for schools

The Susquehanna School Board approved a resolution asking the Commonwealth to move toward full funding for public schools.

Board members framed the resolution as part of a statewide push: one member said Pennsylvania has “historically underfunded their public schools,” and noted that districts across the state are being asked to pass similar resolutions to push legislators on the funding formula. The transcript records the board’s approval of the resolution by roll call.

Board members said the resolution will be submitted to legislators and to statewide education organizations that advocate for additional funding.