Looking for a bigger and brighter future for education in the state of Pennsylvania?
Governor Tom Corbett says the solution is going to require massive cuts to the state's pension plan. As a result, neither educators nor retirees in the state are happy with the rhetoric.
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Corbett said Wednesday that he has promised not to adjust the budgets for the state's four public universities or for the statewide school-level education system – provided he gets his way in drastically reducing public employee pension costs.
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