Federal, state, local, and non-government resources for financing your education including information about the FAFSA, and government assistance programs for study and employment in areas of national need. You will also find general education resources to assist you in choosing a school or program of study on this page. Click here for additional information.

Information on repayment options for federal student loans, information about loan forgiveness programs, and national service repayment programs. Click here for more information.

Resources for students in kindergarten through twelfth grades. Includes information about school support services, financing private K-12 education, and saving for college. It also includes information about County Intermediate Units, The Head Start Programs, the National School Lunch Program, and resources for legal assistance. Click here for more information.

The mission of BESTT is to be America’s premier example of partnering middle school students with the businesses and industries that can secure their economic future. It provides students and parents an experience-based curriculum to help young Americans make informed decisions on how to effectively pursue adult careers. Click here for more information about the BESTT program as well as how your company may paticipate.

This page includes information about the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Medicaid’s Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT) program, and wrap around services. It also includes resources from the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) such as the Individualized Education Plan (IEP), Intermediate Unit services, local support and assistance programs, and legal resources. Click here for more information.

This page includes resources for other education options beyond high school including trade schools, apprenticeship programs, career and technical education, workforce development and reentry programs. Click here for more information.

The Congressional Art Competition allows high school students living in the Seventh Congressional District to submit their artwork and compete for the grand prize of having their art displayed in the halls of the US Capitol for one year. Various forms of media are considered and the winner is chosen by a board of art enthusiasts and experts. Click here for more information.

I offer Congressional Internships for college and high school students in my Media, PA and DC offices A strong applicant will have solid written and oral communication skills, a high propensity for academic achievement, as well as the ability to work diligently and upon instruction in a fast-paced work environment. Interested students should click here for more information or to apply.

For more than 175 years, messengers known as Pages have served the United States
Congress. Currently, approximately 100 young men and women from across the nation
serve as Pages at any given time. Pages must be high school juniors and at least 16 years
of age. Several incumbent and former Members of Congress as well as other prominent
Americans have served as Congressional Pages. Click here for more information.

As your Federal Representative, I have the privilege of nominating a limited number of students to four of the five Service Academies each year. The honor of attending a Service Academy comes with an obligation and commitment to serve in the military for a minimum of five years upon graduation. Click here for more information about the application and nomination process.