I want to thank the Senator from New Hampshire for her remarks and thank her especially for her contributions to the legislation and her persistent support for STEM education. She has been a champion. As a former Governor, she is a great help as we seek to remind ourselves that the path to real accountability, higher standards, and better teaching really runs through the States and local governments, where the creativity is and where people are closer to the children. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. Toomey). The Senator from Montana.
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