I suspect it has something to do with political resistance to expanded
federal intervention in both early childhood programs and assisting individual manufacturers.
Despite general agreement on the need
for federal intervention to improve the quality and supply of child care, speakers disagreed over the severity of the problem and how to resolve it.
It's also unclear
whether federal intervention to raise teacher pay is desirable, would have a positive effect on retention, and would benefit student learning.
They could include limitations on Title I funding for low - income students and
federal intervention in low - performing schools.
To ideological conservatives, it is the «Obamacore»; an «unprecedented
federal intervention into education»; a «threat to the American tradition of individual liberty and limited government.»
As NCLB slowly dies from a combination of Congressional inattention, regulatory whittling, and the sheer weight of public rejection, it's worth asking why so much of the optimism surrounding the law proved unfounded, and what those who still believe in
federal intervention on behalf of disadvantaged students should do next.
The
unprecedented federal intervention into local schools has been welcomed by some cash - strapped states, but it's also meeting resistance from high - achievers like Minnesota and Massachusetts, which wonder whether the second round of Race to the Top is even worth winning.
Rural America in particular has been ravaged by the march of time, as well as the opioid crisis, which continues to churn out addicts and take lives with
little federal intervention.
«I see this as a good step toward
limiting federal intervention in education and restoring state and local control,» said Lindsey Burke of the Heritage Foundation.
Burke blames the national trend of lower scores on «increasing
federal intervention over the past half - century... the resulting burden of complying with federal programs, rules, and regulations, have created a parasitic relationship with federal education programs and states, and is straining the time and resources of local schools.
The discussions, which involved a potential sale to Bank of American and Barclays, failed (vetoed by the Bank of England and the U.K. Financial Services Authority), and efforts by potential acquirers to
secure federal intervention were unsuccessful.
All major civil rights gains to date in this country (abolition, women's sufferage, minority equality) have
required federal intervention and prosecution of federal violators to prevent civil rights abuses.
Mangano has resisted prior calls for the county to dump Armor's contract, including after a group of Democratic county legislators criticized the vendor's care and called for
federal intervention at the jail earlier this year.
He said the study should also look at the effects of legalization in Massachusetts — and possibly New Jersey — on New York, as well as any
future federal intervention.
End federal efforts to dictate school improvement: While embracing transparency, Washington should end NCLB's policy of trying to determine which schools are not making «adequate yearly progress» and
mandating federal interventions.
But there are certain reforms that can and should be taken by the administration and Congress because they are under the purview of the federal government or would begin the process of
unwinding federal intervention in education; in little more than a year, the Trump administration has made considerable strides in that direction.
The Education Department has already targeted Delaware, California, Texas and the District of Columbia for
federal intervention because special education students in these jurisdictions are not doing well.
We will work to reduce the ever increasing,
unconstitutional federal interventions in local educational policy (including national, one - size - fits - all curriculum, school lunch mandates, special education requirements, federal involvement in school discipline, etc.) Balance of Accountability & Reasonableness in Assessments FCSBM believes in local control of education decisions with reasonable state oversight and accountability.
In line with other Democrats, Clinton can't afford to let go of the «legacy of this civil rights law,» a legacy that has always
included federal intervention.
As I've laid out before, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) has several ambiguities that seem to keep the door open for continued federal control over state standards, tests, and accountability mechanisms, even as the law has some provisions that seem to
prohibit federal intervention.
Chairman John Kline (R - MN) blasted NCLB's accountability framework and the law's 2013 — 14 100 percent proficiency goal, which he said «isn't going to happen,» and then roundly lamented that the «decades of
escalating federal intervention in the nation's classrooms has not only failed to raise student achievement levels, it has also created a complex web of red tape that ties the hands of state and local education officials.»
isn't a nuanced enough question to cover the full impact of the law, arguably the most
aggressive federal intervention in public education in the nation's history because it tied federal funds to school improvement.
He voted in support of the Bipartisan Student Loan Certainty Act, so it is safe to assume that he trusts the private market over
federal intervention when it comes to student loan interest rates.
This one event, along with Bear Stearns around the same time, caused a tsunami of unprecedented failures in banking and other financial institutions, and led to a
massive Federal intervention in the financial system.
Currently the public favors the EPA regulations by 67 to 29 percent so there appear to be many possible recipients for better information if we are to succeed in avoiding the future that radical environmentalists want to impose on our country through
unjustified Federal intervention in still another vital sector of the economy.
In terms of
reducing federal intervention, he helped take politics out of student loans in 2013 when he voted for the Bipartisan Student Loan Certainty Act of 2013.
These advocates believe the lack of caps on the number of students that could take alternative assessments and the absence
of federal interventions for schools that don't improve the achievement of students with disabilities mean such students could be subject to lower expectations and support.
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