Well, thank you very much, Mr. Secretary.
Actually we got everyone together and unfortunately Secretary Duncan could not make it, so we had him call in.
But to castigate it and label it is nothing more than a partisan debate and suggests that, somehow, what we have done here is perpetuate too...
Mr. President, it's straight from the Wall Street special interest talking points. That's what they're determined to do, defeat this bill by...
I think people are under this illusion that there is a nice little St. Aloysius around the corner where everyone is going to go to school be...
I have often said to people in a private conversation, would you send your own child to that school? No.
A great concept.
Too often that is what it comes across as.
We need to reform ESEA this year, and the administration's proposal serves as a useful first step.
We need to make education everybody's job.
No education policy--not No Child Left Behind and not any of the proposed reforms--will work without adequate funding.