Shen. Valley super to appear on WLVT-TV panel on school funding Thursday
KAYLEE LINDENMUTH / SHENANDOAH SENTINEL - Shenandoah Valley Superintendent Brian Waite speaks during his Superintendent's Report on August 6, 2020.
BETHLEHEM, Northampton County – Shenandoah Valley Superintendent Brian Waite will be part of a panel in a town hall television program regarding fair school funding Thursday on a Lehigh Valley television station.
Waite will join six other panelists, which include Lehigh Valley lawmakers, and others in the education field, both public and charter, on WLVT-TV PBS39’s Community Conversations program.
The program will air live at 7pm on PBS39, which is Channel 583 on Service Electric Cablevision in our area. If you do not have cable, you can tune in at https://lehighvalleynews.com/live.
“On the heels of a landmark appellate court ruling that declared the funding system unconstitutional, we’ll take a look at what lawmakers are doing in response,” a description of the program on PBS39’s website reads. “The program also will highlight Gov. Josh Shapiro’s current education spending proposal, and how local school leaders are pushing back for a bigger piece of the pie to accommodate what they describe as their growing needs.”
Appearing along with Waite are:
- Lehigh Valley state representatives Peter Schweyer and Milou Mackenzie;
- Bethlehem Area School District’s Asst. Superintendent and Chief Academic Officer Jack Silva
- Senior Public Interest Attorney at the Public Interest Law Ceter Dan Urevick-Ackelsberg;
- Director of Academics at Lincoln Leadership Academy Michael Evans;
- CEO of the Pennsylvania Coalition of Public Charter Schools Anne Clark.
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