People like Frederick M. Hess want the Trump /
DeVos school choice agenda to appear dead.
Not exact matches
Advocates of the
DeVos agenda point to polling showing «
school choice» is popular with Americans in the abstract.
Still and all, it was the first such federal report on Betsy
DeVos's watch and it surely won't help advance the private -
school choice agenda that's important to her and that Trump offered up during his campaign.
The nomination of Betsy
DeVos as secretary of education guarantees that
school choice will remain a key component of the education policy
agenda in 2017, as public charter
schools continue to expand and state and federal policymakers implement or consider policies to expand access to private
schools.
Meanwhile, Secretary of Education Betsy
DeVos has been busy fulfilling her conservative
agenda that seeks to broaden
school choice and market - based
schooling in pre-K through higher education.
That seemed to resonate, but it obscured an
agenda Melvoin's backers have spent years and millions of dollars advancing, one that Trump's education secretary Betsy
DeVos shares: the
school choice marketplace not just as the means, but as the goal.
In an interview, Ms.
DeVos disagreed, saying the
schools in which she has personal investment reflect only an
agenda of empowering parents with a right that she was afforded by privilege:
choice.
Mrs.
DeVos» nomination does not signal an «anti-public
school»
agenda, but rather, follows the great work of both of President - elect Trump's immediate predecessors, President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama, in committing to quality
school choices for every American child.
But while
DeVos and the president have been touting their
school choice agenda, any changes to OCR will likely come without much fanfare.
But there have been a lot of small defeats for Betsy
DeVos and her
school choice agenda.
Indianapolis, Ind. — Education secretary Betsy
DeVos addressed a crowd of several hundred this evening at a national policy summit, introducing the basic elements of President Donald Trump's proposed
school -
choice agenda, which she called the most ambitious in history.
All of those students were able to succeed as a result of states that allowed for education freedom, and according to
DeVos, the Trump administration's new
school -
choice agenda will give even more American children access to that freedom, too.
While unlikely to alter
DeVos's views on
school choice, the results of the study are likely to add another layer of complexity to the
school -
choice debate — and another reason for Democrats to attempt to thwart the Trump administration's education
agenda.
In an intensely Democratic city like Los Angeles, its unlikely any of the
school board members will want to be viewed as associated in any way with
DeVos» and Trump's «
school choice»
agenda.
Through her family's fortune and conservative political connections, Betsy
DeVos has targeted public education and pushed a right - wing
school choice agenda for decades.
The
choice of Betsy
DeVos as education secretary reinforces Trump's
school choice agenda.