Education

The high school was deemed to be a blue ribbon high school after Katrina hit.

The No Child Left Behind Act became the law.

We want no child left behind in America.

It requires—a smart education system requires a community college which is flexible in their curriculum.

That's the most important thing you can do right now, is teach your child.

I think we ought to keep working until every child has a wholesome school to stay in after school rather than going back on the street.

Two million children have moved out of poverty; 1.3 million children are in after-school programs or summer school programs as the result of Federal funds that did not exist on the day I became President.

I think we've got a lot more work to do in education, particularly in modernizing these facilities.

We helped to bridge the digital divide by ensuring that every child had the opportunity to become technologically literate.

Our participation in UNESCO would strengthen the organization's ability to deal with such issues as the digital divide, education for all, and international cooperation on scientific issues.

I would like to see every State in America...require, as a course, community service as a condition of graduation from high school.

A quality education is essential to the success of every child in the 21st century and to the continued strength and prosperity of our Nation.

We need people who read things and think about things.

Children learn best in smaller classes.

Comprehensive tobacco prevention and education efforts can make a difference

Today I join millions of Americans in celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

The benefits of the IDEA stretch far beyond just those with disabilities.

Education is the key to our children's future, and it is the IDEA that ensures all children with disabilities have access to a free, appropriate public education.