Schuylkill Chamber sends appeal to Penn State
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : "Schuylkill County has a lower than average median household income," it said, "and access to affordable higher education is crucial.55% : POTTSVILLE -- Citing enrollment figures, innovative programs and the need for affordable access to higher education, the Schuylkill County Chamber of Commerce made a direct appeal to the president of Penn State University to keep its Schuylkill Campus open.
53% : The signatories include State Rep. Jamie Barton, R-124, East Brunswick Twp., and representatives of D. G. Yuengling & Sons Brewery, Hydro-Extrusions North America, Lehigh Valley Hospital, Geisinger St. Luke's Hospital and Alvernia University-PottsvilleTowne campus.
31% : Dr. Sarah Yoder, Pottsville's superintendent, recently said that closing Schuylkill campus would be a devastating blow to local students seeking higher education.
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