On the recordApril 28, 2014
If the leadership of this committee and this House would actually get to work and get the Elementary and Secondary Education Act up to date and working, there would be less need for waivers, I am sure.
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congress.govIf the leadership of this committee and this House would actually get to work and get the Elementary and Secondary Education Act up to date and working, there would be less need for waivers, I am sure.
Holt criticizes the need for waivers due to outdated education legislation.
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I would add to that it is as archaic as the name suggests. This is a relic of a different era.