After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: "We are not going to fumble on the two-yard line"
School District of Philadelphia superintendent discusses $1.5 billion loan, facilities planning, and potential SEPTA strike
The Week in Philly from KYW Newsradio
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Show Notes
With Pennsylvania’s budget stalemate approaching its fourth month, the School District of Philadelphia continues to fund its operating budget via a $1.5 billion loan. What happens if or when the money runs out? Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington Sr. sheds light on his plans. Plus, learn more about the district’s strategy to engage with families upon the release of its anticipated facilities planning report, due out this winter.
00:00 What happens if there’s still no state budget when the district’s $1.5 billion loan runs out?
01:27 What can public / families expect when facilities planning update is released?
02:40 Preparing for another potential SEPTA union strike
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