We are talking about a stark contrast in these budget proposals. The one makes room for reduced class size and for school construction and also lets us make good on what we promised last year when we passed the higher education act, opening up opportunity through Pell grants and an improved student loan program. The other budget makes a short-term increase in education over the long haul but would drastically decrease this funding.
Discussing contrasting budget proposals related to education funding.
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The last thing members or our military should be concerned about is being able to provide childcare while a spouse is working, or service member is deployed.
We have got a bill that creates incentives for teachers to stay in the profession.
Chairwoman Wasserman Schultz, you alluded to this need in your testimony during last week's Quality of Life Hearing, and I appreciate your advocacy.
I would like to extend sincerest gratitude to Senator Schatz and Senator Murkowski for the opportunity to testify today.
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