What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
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… • Congress should additionally deregulate the - 4746 • Congress should additionally deregulate the program by removing … - page 347
… Choice for Populations Under the Jurisdiction of Congress Chapter Department of Education Page number 347 … Provide Education Choice for Populations Under the Jurisdiction of Congress … Provide Education Choice for Populations Under - 4747 … - page 347
… The federal government oversees three school - 4748 The federal government oversees three school systems that Washington should transform into examples of quality learning … - page 347
… of Columbia in the 2021-2022 school year. In 2022, fourth grade math students scored 11 points lower than fourth graders in 2019, which means District children lost an entire year of learning over the course of the pandemic. Eighth graders also lost … - page 347
… District students the opportunity to use education savings accounts. A portion of a child’s federal education spending should be deposited in a private spending account that parents can use to pay for personal tutors, … - page 347
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