HeyJaredElizabeth Deornellas
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Settlement reduces UGI rate increase and spreads out impact to customer bills (opens the original)
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The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a settlement that cuts a requested rate increase from gas utility UGI nearly 35%, spreads customer bill increases into two phases, and adds protections for low-income customers. The utility had initially requested a rate increase that would have increased its annual operating revenue by approximately $99.4 million, or 8.05%, but the settlement will lower that revenue boost to $65 million, up 5.3%. With $40 million of that rate adjustment effect
How one Lehigh Valley school district plans to ‘slow roll’ AI into classroom (opens the original)
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Southern Lehigh School District has been cautious in its rollout of artificial intelligence, but district officials say they’re ready to start integrating the technology into classroom instruction. Early adopters are expected to range from elementary librarians teaching about AI literacy to high school business instructors covering how AI affects resume screening. “We have come to a critical juncture where it is more important to be curious than to be certain,” Tamara Solometo, the district’s di
See the latest U.S. News & World Report college rankings, and which Lehigh Valley schools made on the list (opens the original)
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The recently released U.S. News & World Report 2027 College Rankings provided some bragging points for Lehigh Valley institutions. Here’s a look at where local colleges and universities stood among the nearly 1,500 ranked schools: For regional universities in the North, Cedar Crest tied for No. 89 overall and tied for No. 63 for top private schools in that category. In that same regional category, the college tied for No. 36 on the “Top Performers on Social Mobility” list. Its Bachelor of Scienc
Allentown School District seeks to give students ‘a leg up’ by offering districtwide PSAT, SAT tests (opens the original)
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Allentown School District is placing its faith in PSAT and SAT testing to provide data on skill gaps and increase college readiness, with plans to offer the tests in school to all ninth to 11th grade students starting next month, and eighth graders in the spring. Administering the standardized college admission tests in-school districtwide will mean a large jump in participation. In 2024, only 15 ASD juniors took the SAT; that number grew to 311 in 2025, but nearly 1,100 juniors will take the as
Here’s how a group of indigenous activists are connecting Muhlenberg students to Central America (opens the original)
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When Cristina Raymundo and Maria de Leon traveled from the Guatemalan mountains to the United Nations headquarters this spring, they stopped at Muhlenberg College to meet the collaborators who are bringing their work with indigenous women home to Allentown. The Ixil Women’s Network aids survivors of domestic violence and helps Mayan women access hospitals and courts. Representatives from the network who are based in Allentown are acting as conversation partners for Muhlenberg students this fall
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