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Senator Hughes proposes housing trust fund for abuse victims, survivors in honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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Sen. Hughes praises education bill that would change the term “vocational-technical schools” to “career and technical schools”
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State senators announce inaugural Safe2Say Something Week in Pa.
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Senator Hughes Addresses School Funding Equality Issues from Upper Dublin High School
Senator Vincent Hughes Safe2Say Program
Senator Hughes resolution Safe2Say Something Week
A New Deal for a New PA #NewDeal4NewPA
Sen. Hughes Presents Check to Upper Dublin Township for Innovation Center
Senator Hughes and Rev. Gregory Holston’s #Moral March Show PA’s School Funding Inequities
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October 2019
Financial Empowerment Workshop Series – Budgeting and Banking like a Pro
State Senator Vincent Hughes is launching his Financial Empowerment Workshop Series. The series will last for five weeks on Wednesday evenings from 6 pm to 7:30 pm. The workshop will be located at Mercy Career & Technical High School (2900 W. Hunting Park Ave.).
This Wednesday at 6 pm, we will be discussing Budgeting and Banking like a Pro.
Find out more »Souls to the Polls: Voting Machine Demonstrations
Sen. Hughes is partnering with the city commissioners to give constituents the chance to get hands-on experience with the new digital voting machines.
Come out to learn how to use the machines before election day in November.
Find out more »Souls to the Polls: Voting Machine Demonstrations – Location TBD
Sen. Hughes is partnering with the city commissioners to give constituents the chance to get hands-on experience with the new digital voting machines.
Come out to learn how to use the machines before election day in November.
Find out more »Financial Empowerment Workshop Series – Keys to Homeownership
State Senator Vincent Hughes is launching his Financial Empowerment Workshop Series. The series will last for five weeks on Wednesday evenings from 6 pm to 7:30 pm. The workshop will be located at Mercy Career & Technical High School (2900 W. Hunting Park Ave.).
This Wednesday at 6 pm, we will be discussing Keys to Homeownership.
Find out more »Souls to the Polls: Voting Machine Demonstrations
Sen. Hughes is partnering with the city commissioners to give constituents the chance to get hands-on experience with the new digital voting machines.
Come out to learn how to use the machines before election day in November.
Find out more »Souls to the Polls: Voting Machine Demonstrations – Location TBD
Sen. Hughes is partnering with the city commissioners to give constituents the chance to get hands-on experience with the new digital voting machines.
Come out to learn how to use the machines before election day in November.
Find out more »Financial Empowerment Workshop Series – Navigating Retirement
State Senator Vincent Hughes is launching his Financial Empowerment Workshop Series. The series will last for five weeks on Wednesday evenings from 6 pm to 7:30 pm. The workshop will be located at Mercy Career & Technical High School (2900 W. Hunting Park Ave.).
This Wednesday at 6 pm, we will be discussing Navigating Retirement.
Find out more »Souls to the Polls: Voting Machine Demonstrations
Sen. Hughes is partnering with the city commissioners to give constituents the chance to get hands-on experience with the new digital voting machines.
Come out to learn how to use the machines before election day in November.
Find out more »November 2019
Souls to the Polls: Voting Machine Demonstrations – Location TBD
Sen. Hughes is partnering with the city commissioners to give constituents the chance to get hands-on experience with the new digital voting machines.
Come out to learn how to use the machines before election day in November.
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Senator Hughes is here to help you get your finances in order!
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One of the most troubling challenges facing many students and families across Pennsylvania is the high cost of education. This is often such a high hurdle that many students simply forgo a college education and are prevented from acquiring the skills necessary to gain better positions with higher wages.
The education gap caused by a lack of access to college or advanced education is, for many low-and-middle income students, the one faction preventing them from gaining traction in the workplace. In our increasingly complex and high-tech economy, it is essential that we make, then fulfill, the promise to Pennsylvania students: YOU will have access to a high-quality education without the burdens of crippling debt.
That’s what the Pennsylvania Promise is all about. The Pennsylvania Promise is available to students with family incomes of $110,000 or less. It provides for grants of at least $1,000 per year for community college students for two years and a minimum of $2,500 per year for four years to Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Schools and state related institutions.
The program also provides $50 million for adults in families whose incomes are less than $110,000 to acquire up to four years of postsecondary credit.