CLE on Education Funding in Pennsylvania: Inadequate, Inequitable & Unconstitutional

Fourth Grade Students from the William Penn School district
Students from the William Penn School district, a plaintiff in our challenge to Pennsylvania’s inequitable and inadequate school funding system.
On Monday, June 14, join us for a CLE with attorneys leading our groundbreaking school funding lawsuit to learn the latest updates, what this case could mean for public education, the root causes of underfunding and funding disparities, and how you can join the movement for public schools. Hosted by our Board of Directors’ Communications Committee and Faegre Drinker.


When: Monday, June 14, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.


Where: Free Online CLE Program



1.5 hours substantive CLE credit available for Pennsylvania attorneys. Credit also available in NY, NJ, IN, IL, CT, CO, CA, & TX.


This year has shown us the essential importance of public schools. But in Pennsylvania, our school funding system leaves hundreds of thousands of students without basic educational support because they live in low-wealth school districts. School districts and parents have brought a challenge to this system, alleging it violates the Pennsylvania state constitution’s guarantee of a “thorough and efficient” system of public education for all. Trial is on track to begin this September.


Co-hosted by Faegre Drinker.


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