I am told that one of the quirks of the system we have right now is in the State of California. Anyone who is age 14 or older can check him or herself out of a situation or a program, which may be one of the reasons why programs in other parts of the country have almost 30 percent of their residents in these parent-type choice programs coming from the State of California. Maybe in the future we should work on how California deals with the situation internally instead of having a one-size-fits-all program here when the States are close to the problem and actually have stepped up to the plate and are doing a better job in trying to emphasize and control these programs than anything that we can do here on the Federal level. With that, once again I thank the chairman and the ranking member for improving this bill from where it was.
Rob Bishop: “I am told that one of the quirks of the system we have right now is in the State of California. Anyone who is age 14 or…”
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Discussing state-level program management and federal oversight in education during a legislative session.
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