Bill Clinton

Since 1993, this Administration has sought to raise standards for students and to increase accountability in public education while investing more resources in elementary and secondary schools.

We cannot afford to break our concentration.

We still have challenges.

The grownups have to take responsibility for this.

Income is not destiny.

You have some new renovations planned over the next 2 years, which I hope will make it a high school for the future again.

Hillary and I were saddened to learn of the death of Cardinal O'Connor.

I want to salute journalists in every country who dedicate their lives—and risk their lives— to increase our understanding of the world.

Ten years ago, when things looked pretty grim for public schools, there was bad news to report.

You have proved that all children can learn, and you have also proved that public schools can succeed.

Much more can be done, especially for low-performing schools.

There has been progress in math and reading achievement, particularly for low-achieving students and students in our highest poverty schools.

As a nation long blessed with liberty, the United States has a responsibility to stand with those who are upholding the values we cherish, to speak up for press freedom, and to speak out against repression.

I think educational opportunity ought to be also equally distributed.

Today here in Kentucky and in other places across America, there is good news to report.

Education is more important than ever before.

Memorial Day represents one day of national awareness and reverence, honoring those Americans who died while defending our Nation and its values.

The truth is that only he and my mother thought I had a chance to be elected President when I ran.

The report found that teenagers that had dinner with their parents 5 nights a week are far more likely to avoid smoking, drinking, violence, suicide, and drugs.

We should not have a program to cover senior citizens and disabled people's medical benefits that doesn't cover prescription drugs.

The two most significant things that have allowed the longest economic expansion in history for America to be long has been the enormous increase in productivity because of technology.

I ask that all Americans come together to recognize how fortunate we are to live in freedom and to observe a universal 'National Moment of Remembrance' on each Memorial Day.

We must stay on track to do this by 2005.

This memorial observance represents a simple and unifying way to commemorate our history and honor the struggle to protect our freedoms.

In signing S. 1769, I state my understanding that the reporting required by section 2519(2)(b)(iv) is limited to general aggregate data concerning the total number of times law enforcement encountered encryption and the total number of…