HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Through his marketing campaign, Republican Pennsylvania gubernatorial applicant Doug Mastriano has alluded to proposals that would be a transformative overhaul of the state’s much more than $30 billion K-12 education and learning method, with public pounds qualified to fund students’ non-public education. Mastriano’s often conflicting statements have over-all revealed an energy to do the job with a likely GOP-controlled Legislature to propel far-achieving faculty preference systems by shifting point out cash to college students somewhat than colleges. This would allow for community funding to be used for students’ personal schooling, homeschooling or religious schooling. An additional vital proposal has been the elimination of faculty property taxes…