The Janus School secures largest individual gift in school history
The Janus School in Mount Joy secured a $1 million gift from Samuel and Dena Lombardo, the largest in school history.
Pa. chambers urge lawmakers to boost child care workforce funding
Pennsylvania chambers of commerce call on lawmakers to increase funding for child care workforce recruitment, retention, and early learning programs.
Shapiro’s budget proposals draw mixed reviews
Governor Josh Shapiro presented his 2026-27 budget proposal to a joint session of the General Assembly and drew mixed reviews.
Choosing the right child care program: What families should know
Choosing a child care program is one of the most important decisions a family can make. It’s not just about finding a safe place for your child during the workday, it’s about selecting an environment that supports your child’s development while also meeting your family’s financial, scheduling, and practical needs.
Kinsley Construction completes child center in Mechanicsburg
Kinsley Construction announced the completion of the Upper Allen Genius Kids Child Development Center.
New child care center opens in Lancaster
Kiddie Academy opens its 350th location, offering child care for Lancaster County families.
Child care leaders address workforce crisis in York visit
Deputy Secretary for the Office of Child Development and Early Learning Shante’ Brown said Pennsylvania needs a thriving child care industry.
Small business owners seeking policy solutions descend on D.C.
Small business owners met in Washington, D.C. to call on Congress to improve access to capital, address workforce challenges, expand affordable child care, and reduce regulatory burdens to unlock opportunity.
Goldman Sachs delivers policy playbook for small businesses
A new report from Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Voices and the Bipartisan Policy Center offers a playbook to help grow the economy by tackling challenges faced by small businesses.
Pa. employees to receive increased paid parental leave, new benefits
Expanded paid parental leave and bolstered work-life support through the State Employee Assistance Program are new benefits available to Pennsylvania employees through the Shapiro Administration.
Why childcare assistance might be the solution to hiring woes
We all know that there is an acute shortage of retail workers. But you may not have thought about the fact that there is a correlation between this crisis and the lack of affordable childcare in the U.S.
Shapiro announced $44B budget that gives, and takes away
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro introduced his first budget plan to the state’s legislature Tuesday, promoting a spending plan he called conservative, that would save taxpayers money.











