Gilhool resigns as education secretary amid funding dispute
Gilhool, 50, told Gov. Casey he is moving on after criticism over plans to shift 20 to 40 million dollars in special education costs to local districts and for advocating integration of disabled students. Casey accepted the resignation with regret and Chief of Staff Terry Dellmuth will serve as acting secretary.
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Upper Darby schools face funding friction after Gilhool's departure. Superintendent Joseph Batory says the district aims to use current funds immediately, while the administration pushed for 25 million in the next budget year and six year payoff. The district says state money for education costs only.
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