Pennsylvania has a fraught history when it comes to funding public education.

Pennsylvania students of color are far less likely to have options to attend schools with advanced placement courses, experienced teachers, and low suspension rates than white students, according to a new report.

A small percentage of students are living on the streets, while nearly 30% are in shelters.

Pa. Republican state Sen. Doug Mastriano said during a radio interview that he would cut per-student spending by almost half if elected governor.