(Beaver Falls, Pa.) The Beaver County Partnership along with John Hopkins University and the Community Catalyst Partners partnered for a study conducted by John Hopkins University that looked at what education will look like in Beaver County in 2030. The Beaver County Partnership, which was formed in 2016, started the research in 2018 and in 2020 they handed the study over to the researchers at John Hopkins University. Those results were released yesterday.

The study focused on 5 factors: Economic and job growth, desirable housing, quality of place, good government, and quality Education.

Skip Homan, Vice Chair, Board of Directors Beaver County Partnership, Sarah Dettinger, Blackhawk High School Student, and Dr. Rob Postupac Superintendent for Western Beaver and Blackhawk School and part of the Beaver County Partnership joined Eddy Crow on Teleforum this morning  to talk about the results of the study.

You can watch the interview as it streamed live on our Facebook Page at 10:00 AM this morning.