Before we close, I want to thank my colleagues in both the House and the Senate for their hard work on this legislation. In the Senate, I am particularly grateful to Chairman Harkin, Ranking Member Alexander, Senator Mikulski, Senator Burr, and their staffs. I want to thank Ranking Member Miller and our committee staff members who have helped to steer the passage of this bill, particularly Scott Groginski, Jamie Fasteau, John Hammond, and Brian Levin. I would like to thank Chairman Kline and his staff members who worked hard on this bill, including Cristin Kumar, Mandy Shaumburg, and Kathlyn Ehl. I also want to thank the gentleman from Illinois, Congressman Danny Davis, for his strong efforts to reduce early childhood expulsions, and the many advocates and stakeholders who weighed in on the legislation. Mr. Speaker, I enter for the Record additional letters of support. Results for America, September 15, 2014. Results for America Statement on CCDBG Reauthorization RFA's Michele Jolin Hails Effort to Set Aside Funds for Research and Evaluation, Bipartisan Support for Using Data, Evidence and Evaluation to Improve Outcomes Washington.--Today, following the passage of the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act in the House of Representatives, Results for America managing partner Michele Jolin issued the following statement.…
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