Pa. lawmakers agree to boost education funding, spend billions in remaining stimulus money as part of budget

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Daily News | Pa. lawmakers agree to boost education funding, spend billions in remaining stimulus money as part of budget

on charter schools, and a $2.1 billion deposit into the state’s rainy day fund, which Republican leaders pointed to as key wins.

A property tax rebate program for people 65 or older and those with disabilities, typically funded by the Pennsylvania Lottery, will get a one-time $140 million infusion, which represents a 70% expansion. Democrats largely backed the budget and stimulus spending plan, seizing the opportunity to at last spend billions provided by the federal government during the pandemic on their priorities and expand state education funding by three-quarters of a billion dollars.

 

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