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Improving America's Schools
1997-12-21T02:58:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/capitol.jpgSecretary Riley opened a regional conference on improving U.S. education. He criticized those who continually attack the value of public education and that public education, both its students and teachers, should be better supported by the federal government so that it schools can continue to improve. He focused particularly on the e rate federal program of providing grants to schools.Secretary Riley opened a regional conference on improving U.S. education. He criticized those who continually attack the value of public… read more
Improving America's Schools Secretary Riley opened a regional conference on improving U.S. education. He criticized those who continually attack the value of public education and that public education, both its students and teachers, should be better supported by the federal government so that it schools can continue to improve. He focused particularly on the e rate federal program of providing grants to schools. close
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- Marsha Horton Associate Director Delaware->Education
- James Kohlmoos Deputy Assistant Secretary Department of Education->Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
- Leidy Reyes Student
- Richard W. Riley Secretary Department of Education
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