(The Center Square) – The governor’s administration said Wednesday the state needs to invest more in summer camps and before-and-after school programs. The initiative, called BOOST – short for the Building Opportunity through Out of School Time – would invest $11.5 million into child care facilities to expand offerings for school-age children. Lt. Gov. Austin Davis recalled his experience attending a Boys and Girls Club in McKeesport during a visit to the Greater... Read this story
