Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) applauded today’s passage of two bills he prime sponsored that continues to prioritize the role of parents and families and give more flexibility to students pursuing college degrees without incurring unnecessary debt. [Read More]
Senate Education Committee Chairman Scott Martin (R-13) applauded the Supreme Court’s decision today to overturn Pennsylvania’s unconstitutional school mask mandate. [Read More]
Senator Scott Martin (R-13), along with Senators Kristen Phillips-Hill (R-28), Pat Stefano (R-32) and Judy Ward (R-30) recently introduced a constitutional amendment designed to limit overreach from the executive branch after emergency declarations expire. [Read More]
Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) released the following statement after a Commonwealth Court ruling set a Dec. 4 deadline to end the statewide school mask mandate: [Read More]
After the Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam’s school masking order was declared void by the court, Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) released the following statement: [Read More]
Sen. Ryan Aument (R-36) and Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) will be joining representatives from Bethany Christian Services and Little Springs Farm to break ground on an indoor equine therapy facility on Friday, Nov. 12, at 2 p.m. at Little Springs Farm, 1690 Reading Road, Mohnton. [Read More]
To protect and improve educational access for lower income students, Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) introduced two pieces of legislation that would make changes to the Commonwealth’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs. [Read More]
State Senator Scott Martin (R-13) called on the Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) to stop sending letters to children that threaten to remove them from their homes after being exposed to COVID-19. [Read More]
Recently, the Pennsylvania Senate celebrated “Safe2Say Something Week” by introducing a resolution which commemorates the program that is considered a national model to protect students, teachers, school employees and the community. [Read More]
