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 "If we are going to judge teachers and students by test scores, then Congress must fund programs that encourage improvement and growth within education."
-- Rep. Mike Honda (D-CA)
California Democratic Party: Educating the Leaders of Tomorrow. California's children must have access to a free, individually appropriate, high-quality public education from preschool through grade 12. Education must provide a well-rounded curriculum including the arts, music and physical education. Teachers, as the stewards of our future, should be well paid and work in safe learning environments with up-to-date equipment and learning tools.
Progressive Views on Education Policy. Detailed coverage from Center for American Progress.
Research Documents
Bush Leaves America's School Children Behind. "The broken promises of President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act are disgraceful," said Democratic National Committee Press Secretary Stacie Paxton. "No matter how hard the Bush Administration tries to spin today's events, they cannot hide the fact that President Bush's repeated under-funding of his own No Child Left Behind legislation has denied millions of American schoolchildren the opportunity to succeed. Democrats will keep our promises to our schoolchildren with a new direction that makes sure every child in America has the opportunity to succeed in the classroom."
Bush Leaves America's College Students Behind.
Bush claims that education is a priority for him. College costs are rising, state governments are cutting higher education funding, and Bush is restricting access to college by working against affirmative action and Title IX programs.
Childcare.
The Bush Administration abandons commitment to childcare for working families.
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