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REACH statement on school vouchers

July 01, 2011
by Hill
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The REACH Alliance issues a statement today regarding the status of school choice legislation in Pennsylvania.

“With the passage of the state budget, time has run out for school vouchers this session. While we are understandably disappointed that a school voucher bill did not pass, we are proud that we were part of a coalition that pushed a true school choice bill in PA closer than ever to the finish line. We are thankful for the leadership shown by our legislators – Sen. Jeffrey Piccola and Sen. Anthony Williams led the charge in the Senate, and Rep. Jim Christiana and Rep. Tony Payton were leaders in the House. Our supporters have shown tremendous initiative over the past six months and they may rest assured that we will continue to fight for school choice in the fall.”

The Pennsylvania Catholic Conference (PCC) is a member of the REACH Alliance.

Want to help pass school choice in Pennsylvania? Get involved with the Advocates for Catholic Education in Pennsylvania network. Be sure to check “Catholic Education/ACE-PA” when you sign up to be a member of the advocacy network.

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