Our district office will reopen on September 13, 2021 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Call 215-879-7777 to schedule an appointment or click below to request an appointment online.
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Senator Hughes’ Statement on Racist and Anti-Semitic Graffiti Found on Roxborough High School
January 4, 2025 - Philadelphia, PA - Senator Vincent Hughes shared the following statement in response to hateful and racist graffiti that was put on the Roxborough High School building late last night. "Hate has no home here. Every student, teacher, administrator, and family that is part of the Roxborough High community knows they are bigger than this cowardly act
Senator Hughes Announces Over $1.5M in Apprenticeship Investments for Philadelphia
December 15, 2025 — State Senator Vincent Hughes, Senate Democratic Appropriations Chair, announced over $1.5M in apprenticeship grants for Philadelphia-area organizations. The grants were awarded by the Department of Labor and Industry, as part of a nearly $4.2 million total investment in advanced manufacturing registered pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship programs. “Investing in workforce development and apprenticeship opportunities means strengthening our local
Senator Hughes’ Bell-to-Bell Cell Phone Bill Moves Forward in the Senate
December 12, 2025 – Harrisburg, PA –This week, Senate Bill 1014, bipartisan legislation prime-sponsored by Senators Vincent Hughes, Steve Santarsiero, and Devlin Robinson, passed the Pennsylvania Senate Education Committee with a unanimous vote. The legislation would require Pennsylvania schools to adopt a bell-to-bell policy, prohibiting student cellphone use during the school day. Each individual school district would be responsible for
LIHEAP Applications are Now Open
Eligible individuals and families can now apply for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance program (LIHEAP) to receive cash grants to help pay for heating bills.LIHEAP can help renters and homeowners keep their home warm and safe during the coldest seasons. To qualify for LIHEAP in Pennsylvania, you must meet income requirements, which are set based on your household size.
