On the recordFebruary 7, 1990
America needs seriously to reconsider its attitude and approach to addressing the education of our country's young people. We not only need a minimally competent work force that can read, write, and compute basic math and science equations, but we need a work force that possesses the advanced skills and training to lead the way in the increasingly technical and complicated global marketplace. If we are to remain competitive and to retain a position of leadership in the world, we must invest in the future of our young people.





