
(The Center Square) — After dramatic increases in spending on K‑12 education, some advocates hope to get a “rounding error” boost for adult education, programs which they say get overlooked.
“It’s an area of education that we don’t necessarily think enough about up here,” Rep. Peter Schweyer, D‑Allentown, said during a House Education Committee hearing on Monday. “This is something that falls through the cracks. We have to start elevating this conversati …