the department for education says pupil and staff safety is " pa ramount".dteacher of russell scott school in tameside. his school is in a bad state, despite a £3 million refurbishment by the construction company carillion in 2015. steve, what is the current situation in your school? the current situation is exactly what i was in 2015, nothing has happened top —— promise two years ago by the secretary of state for education that the school would be urgently rebuilt, but we are still here and still waiting.— urgently rebuilt, but we are still here and still waiting. what kind of an im act here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does _ here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does the _ here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does the situation - here and still waiting. what kind of an impact does the situation have l here and still waiting. what kind of i an impact does the situation have on your students? an impact does the situation have on yourstudents? i an impact does the situation have on your students? i was reading a report from ou

the department for education says the safety of pupils and staff is paramount.hool in devon. morning, morning, morning! all right? these are our sheds. i call these affectionally our sheds. they were temporary accommodation that's been here for a long time. they're older than i am. these modular buildings were added in the 1960s to save money when the school expanded. they've never been replaced. temperatures inside have dropped to below seven degrees celsius. it's really cold. i have to wear gloves, and it's really hard to use a pencil or a pen when you've got your gloves on. meanwhile, in manchester, russell scott primary has had problems with flooding and raw sewage. well, we're in manchester, it rains a lot. we have to muck in and we have to fill the wheelbarrows up with the sandbags. we then have to employ extreme cleaning companies to come and rip out the carpets and the bookcases and start again. according to government figures, the average primary school in england needs an estimated £300,000 worth of maintenance or upgrades, while for the average second

the department for education says the safety of pupils and staff is paramount. school in devon. morning, morning, morning, you all right? these are our sheds. i call these affectionately our sheds because that's really what they are. they were temporary accommodation that's been here for a long time. they're older than i am! these modular buildings were added in the 19605 to save money when the school expanded. they've never been replaced. temperatures inside have dropped to below seven degrees celsius. workplace regulations say classrooms should be at least 16 degrees. i'm really cold. i have to wear gloves and it's really hard to use a pencil or a pen when you've got your gloves on. so there are more than 10,000 temporary classrooms just like this in england alone — many of them are facing serious structural defects. according to government figures, the average primary school in england needs an estimated £300,000 worth of maintenance or upgrades, while for the average secondary it's £1.5 million. last year, 276 schools in the uk had to be partially closed bec

the department for education has said that its reforms, including £67 billion english hops programme,l with a grasp of reading. what more do you think specifically could be done to get at that stage where children are being read to by their families that stage where children are being read to by theirfamilies regularly? the giveaway in that sentence is a grasp of reading. the problem is, they haven't grasped what it is we are talking about, we are talking about pleasure, a child motivated to read, not can read but wants to read and does read. that needs a whole different mindset and government keep saying it in terms of reading fluency as if that is the only thing that matters. reading gives you an adventure, empathy, a sense of how the language works. and you get that from if you like learning the sound of it, even ifjust repeating as a two, 30, if reading where where the wild things are and they say one mischief or another with terrible eyes, terrible claws, repeating those phrases, they are getting meeting and making an intellectual jump meeting and making an intellectual jump from

the department for education said in a statement...ilies, students and staff, and it is in discussions to ensure its students are not disadvantaged. nicola cook wants special consideration for her son, who has his a—levels coming up at the school. he said to me the other day that, "oh, mum, i'm kissing my a—stars goodbye, i'm not going to be able to get that now." it is frustrating. we need the government to come together and to really understand what the impact of this is. the government says the 231 schools confirmed to have raac in england will get funds for refurbishment or rebuilding, but teaching unions say it should set out a clear timeline for getting things back to normal. hazel shearing, bbc news. thanks for watching. hello. after the wind and rain from storm henk on tuesday — wednesday brought more heavy downpours in places. not helping the ongoing flooding situation, check the latest flood warnings on our website or on your bbc local radio station. and there is some more rain to come as we head through tonight. still some s

the department for education _ and focus. the department for education do _ and focus. to find a childcare provider, this is a crucial time, isn't it? now it is a time when parents, working parents of 2 euros, can apply for this funding, isn't it? tt is. we are already struggling to cope with a three and four—year—olds. now let mind an additional batch of two—year—olds. as the programme gets rolled out further and further, frankly i think the challenge has become even greater. so i come back to this point that unless we invest, unless we have a strong infrastructure, there is no point in making headline announcements and then thinking about how you are going to deliver it later. it is interesting that, when this announcement was made, there was not a single discussion with the sector. if you were in business and you made the biggest investment as government claims it has made, in the early years, but you made it in production and you had not talked to your production director, you hadn't talked to your sales director, you would be regarded as stupid, basically. but some

but the department for education said in a statement, "it is not possible to make changes to exams andstaff, and it's in discussions to ensure its students are not disadvantaged. nicola cook wants special consideration for her son, who has his a—levels coming up at the school. he said to me the other day that, "oh, mum, i'm kissing my a—stars goodbye. i'm not going to be able to get that now." it's frustrating. ijust, i have no answers. i can't, i can't solve the problem myself as one parent. none of us can. we need the government to come together and to really understand what the impact of this is. the government says most of the 231 schools confirmed to have raac in england are teaching pupils in person. but for some students, it's still far from normal. hazel shearing, bbc news. archaeologists in wales have unearthed a medieval cemetery that has provided a rare glimpse into life fifteen hundred years ago. discoveries include at least seventy skeletons, shards of glass from france and pottery from north africa. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports. uncovering a medieval mystery

but the department for education said in a statement, "it is not possible to make changes to exams and variable disruption to teaching." st leonard's catholic school in durham says dealing with raac has been an extremely challenging experience forfamilies, students and staff, and it's in discussions to ensure its students are not disadvantaged. nicola cook wants special consideration for her son, who has his a—levels coming up at the school. he said to me the other day that, "oh, mum, i'm kissing my a—stars goodbye. i'm not going to be able to get that now." it's frustrating. ijust, i have no answers. i can't, i can't solve the problem myself as one parent. none of us can. we need the government to come together and to really understand what the impact of this is. the government says most of the 231 schools confirmed to have raac in england are teaching pupils in person. but for some students, it's still far from normal. hazel shearing, bbc news. luke littler�*s sensational run in the darts pdc world championship has continued. �*luke the nuke' as he's known has become the youngest pla

but the department for education says it is not possible to make changes to exams and assessments fortremely challenging experience forfamilies, students and staff, and it's in discussions to ensure its students are not disadvantaged. nicola cooke wants special consideration for her son, who has his a—levels coming up at the school. he said to me the other day, oh, mama, i'm kissing my a—stars goodbye. i'm not going to be able to get that now. and i was like, 0k, well, do you still think you'll get the grades that you need to get into your chosen university? and he's like, well, i'm going to try my best. it's frustrating. ijust...i have no answers. i can't solve the problem myself as one parent. none of us can. we need the government to come together and to really understand what the impact of this is. the government says most of the 231 schools confirmed to have raac in england are teaching pupils in person, but that can look very different depending on where you are. some children at parks primary school are learning in a nearby council building and the headteacher has found an inno

the department for education said in a statement...ng experience forfamilies, students and staff, and it is in discussions to ensure its students are not disadvantaged. nicola cook wants special consideration for her son, who has his a—levels coming up at the school. he said to me the other day that, "oh, mum, i�*m kissing my a—stars goodbye, i�*m not going to be able to get that now." it is frustrating. we need the government to come together and to really understand what the impact of this is. the government says the 231 schools confirmed to have raac in england will get funds for refurbishment or rebuilding, but teaching unions say it should set out a clear timeline for getting things back to normal. hazel shearing, bbc news. it�*s lining up to be a momentous year in politics, with a general election almost certain before the end of 202a. and with the main parties taking a brief break from the cameras, today it was the turn of a couple of the smaller parties to kick off the year. 0ur political editor, chris mason, is here. thanks so

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the department for education says the safety of pupils and staff is paramount.just not school with this is the best—kept school. it's just not fit for purposeit school. it's just not fit for purpose it will never qualified for school rebuilding. joining me now in the studio is bbc panorama reporter rahil sheikh. what did the children at these schools tell you about what it 5 like learning in these these conditions. this prompted us to investigate this further— this prompted us to investigate this further and — this prompted us to investigate this further and will be really owned was that it _ further and will be really owned was that it was _ further and will be really owned was that it wasjust further and will be really owned was that it was just the tip of the iceberg _ that it was just the tip of the iceberg and his or her there, st peter's — iceberg and his or her there, st peter's primary and modular buildings and now, they were working in temperatures as low as seven ceisius— in temperatures as low as seven celsius and replace regulations and classroom — c

that is responsibility for the department of education.at was one reason for me why it took so long to really take this position because i did feel any obligation on the issues i worked directly on to be able to help move the ball forward and provide as much support as possible to students across the country. amy: you were still there at the department of education when the three palestinian students were shot in burlington. one from trinity, one from haverford, and one from brown -- who is paralyzed from the chest down. i was wondering your response and within the department? also, if you feel you face a different future than someone like josh paul, longtime state department official who quit over biden administration policy -- but if you pay something different as a palestinian-american? >> absolutely. just to quickly touch on what happened in vermont, which is horrific, i think part of the problem is the constant dehumanization of palestinians. what we have seen both in the language the white house has used and in what we have seen in t

chairs with appreciation scheduled funding for the department of education and essentials classroom,od service and for our taking. i want to thank you and i want to take a moment. extraordinary work and education. [applause] >> i took this advice to heart. we are friends colleagues and making preschool available to all children that areairo stateo come. thank you for your great work on this and many others. it is recognized and critical. [applause] as characteristics committed across the board. hawaii must continue to invest in this culture, reduced dependence on fossil fuels and this is why i joined the crime and alliance on the 25 governor securing the future by advancing led high-impact climate action. we have to do more to protect beaches in hawaii natural treasures go by climate change. without raising fees will talk to you about how i hope we can do this. his responsibility to protect hawaii preserve visitors to our from i'm excited about this session coming up. the climate impact will provide needed resources to protect oure impact of climate change. this legislative session r

, and for educational institutions, and for various departments, organizations of the city of minsk, is also carried out. routes for winter skiing are at the achyzhauka-arena, near the miadzvezhina forest park and the kurasoushchyna park. usyago is big for 10 days. the most important part is for the amatar kanko. you can produce cute designs in large-scale and mini-arenas. i love skating, i really like this skating rink, i come here every year, and it’s very comfortable, light and fun. really, anyone can come here and ride. everything is available. everything is of high quality and i’m happy, i enjoy skating , i want the children to be able to enjoy it in the same way, the average attendance on a weekday is about 500-600 people at the skating rink, this year we tried, created a certain kind of stellar sky, photo zones, we do individual training, group training, we teach ice skating to residents of the city of minsk. near the capital , 29 ice dances and 40 hackey carobaks, such small jumps, were organized you can know the details of the puck and stick. there are schools in the skin ar

children's and youth schools, and for educational institutions, and for various departments and organizations educational and training process is also carried out by children's and youth schools. routes for winter walks are ready near the cheshovka arena, in the medvezhina forest park in the kurasovshchina park. totally organized in minsk. dozens of distances of varying lengths. ether sports news will continue. let me remind you that you can follow developments in the country and the world on atn social networks, as well as in our mobile application qr code on the screen. see you at 15 o'clock. the saligorsk miner won the eleventh victory in a row in the belarusian hockey championship. the miners bounced back in the away match with arshansky lokomotiv. from the score 1:3. in the final period, the guests scored three unanswered goals: denis mosalev, vladislav kuliev and mikhail shalagin scored in the final third 4:3. i i always tell hockey players that there are never too many victories and no matter how quickly they come, they are always difficult. i say again, the goalkeeper line is absolute

synodal department of religious education and catechesis. created, successfully operating for the thirdfective tool methodological assistance to teachers working in these areas, this is a digital educational platform, a clover laboratory, the main mission of which is to help teachers improve their qualifications, and the younger generation to choose the right values ​​​​and value guidelines for life, yet in conditions where teaching the subject is limited to one year, which is very sad. it is extremely difficult to achieve the required result; it is necessary in other classes to develop value-oriented teaching, the transfer of spiritual and moral values, primarily in the subject of the humanitarian cycle. i am convinced that every subject in the school course, as well as extracurricular conversations, can have deep moral and educational content and have a great influence on the younger generation. education, these are orthodox schools and another important aspect of the orthodox gymnasium, today there are just over 200 of them, but it would seem that 200 is a lot, in fact, quite a bit f

the department for education says the safety of pupils and staff is paramount.these modular buildings were added in the 19605 to save money when the school expanded. they've never been replaced. temperatures inside have dropped to below seven degrees celsius. workplace regulations say classrooms should be at least 16 degrees. i'm really cold. i have to wear gloves and it's really hard to use a pencil or a pen when you've got your gloves on. so there are more than 10,000 temporary classrooms just like this in england alone — many of them are facing serious structural defects. according to government figures, the average primary school in england needs an estimated £300,000 worth of maintenance or upgrades, while for the average secondary it's £1.5 million. last year, 276 schools in the uk had to be partially closed because they'd been built with a dangerous, crumbling concrete known as raac. experts say that's only part of the problem. professor chris goodyear says we're living with the consequences of deep cuts to school maintenance. we could talk about austerit

accordance with the law, this, by the way, is a shame for the moscow department of education. this is a mistake or corruption.” they didn’t recall, they wrote such an evasive letter that they couldn’t go there. the commissioner for the protection of the rights of entrepreneurs in russia, boris tetov, came to the defense of ayaz shabuddinov and categorically opposed his arrest. this is a purely economic dispute between two entities. thousands of people unnoticed and those around them found harmony and enlightenment, and the nail sellers simply made a good profit. this is the same woman who ran into the restaurant, it turned out to be a great film, the film is very entertaining, i’m delighted, let’s re-educate this major girl. it was so beautiful, it was tasty, it was juicy, just a sea of ​​impressions, now i’ll show you the real thing, very large-scale, interesting and impressive, well, everyone heard, the audience applauded very often, everyone in the hall laughed, wash where you can in the river, cool, well, i was looking straight in one breath everything was there inside, so

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the department for education says further work is uderway to reduce absences including the expansionlands. its designer, michael fish, dressed the likes of mickjagger, michael caine and muhammed ali in the 60s and 70s. the tie has been donated to feature in the exhibtion fashion city: howjewish londoners shaped global style. travel now. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. it's a cloudy start this morning, with a few spots of light rain and drizzle mixed in, so feeling quite damp. through this morning that the cloud is going to linger. it won't be until later on this afternoon we might get it start to thin and break the further west you are. temperatures today getting up to around ten celsius. but you'll notice the temperatures a little lower as that cloud starts to clear. so actually, it could feel a little cooler by the end of the day. then overnight temperatures significantly lower than last night. the minimum under clear skies down at zero, so we could see a little bit of frost. from tomorrow high—pressure builds from the south, so it's quite a quiet day. should see plen

of education unveiled an application for federal student aid.e getting error messages when starting the application. we heard from the department of education leading up to and during the soft launch we uncovered minor issues affecting users at various points in the application process which is to be expected with the launch of a major new website. the government saying be patient but this new apps features a significant redesign to help them understand how much aid they may be getting. it takes the guessing game out of the process. millions of borrowers guessing when they might see student loan forgiveness. last year the supreme court struck down president biden's plan which would have forgotten $10,000 debt, 40 million americans so since then, we've seen interest rates accumulating on these loans. financial services say they are waiting to see how many are not paying these bills. >> by january when we really see what the numbers tell us about financial challenges. >> reporter: the biden administration is developing plan b for student loan forg

the investigations are confirmed on the department of education's website. while we don't know the specifics yet, we are guessing that it has to do. >> with this massive discrimination that we're seeing at every level of schools in oakland and san francisco. and by the way, and many other school districts across the bay area. tyler gregory is ceo of the j c r c bay area and believes the rise in anti-semitism is at the root of the investigations. he says accusations by the oakland teachers, union of israel allegedly committing genocide against the palestinians recently organize teaching usd teachers spreading anti israel propaganda. >> and walkouts at saint francis school schools by students demanding israel end its hard war in gaza. >> following the hamas terrorist attacks in october have all contributed to a rise in hate against gregory says jewish families are removing their kids from the school districts out of fear for their kids. safety 30 out of oakland unified alone. we know the numbers much higher that are thinking about it. and again, this is just o

education for religious and ethnic discrimination.apparently stems from the actions the district did or did not take regarding teaching and safety issues over the israeli hamas war. i did pull my child out of osd. rebecca f pulled her child out of oakland schools for backing pro-palestinian causes. >> facing anti-semitism. i'm not just from other children, but from teachers as well. >> we've seen both of the teachers unions for these districts go rogue and take a side. we hear from parents, teachers, students and the jewish community that they feel incredibly alienated right now, both in terms of what's being taught around the conflict. >> a teacher in disagreement with his union's pro-palestinian stance texted that he supports the investigation and that the ousd is going to have to spend time and money and resources that should be going into the classroom. >> our school districts need to be a safe place for any type of minority. >> currently, the u.s. department of education has 98 active investigations nationwide, some dating back t

rights violations by the us department of education. it has to do with the unsanctioned teaching in to discuss the war between israel and hamas. ktvu tom vacar has a closer look. the oakland and san francisco school districts have been officially targeted by the department of education for religious and ethnic discrimination, when it apparently stems from the actions the district did or did not take regarding teaching and safety issues over the israeli hamas war. >> i did pull my child out of ousd. >> rebecca f pulled her child out of oakland schools for backing pro-palestinian causes. >> facing anti-semitism, not just from other children, but from um teachers as well. >> we've seen both of the teachers unions for these districts go rogue and take a side. we hear from parents, teachers, students and the jewish community that they feel incredibly alienated right now, both in terms of what's being taught around the conflict. >> a teacher in disagreement with his union's pro-palestinian stance texted that he supports the investigation and

department of education. ms. kim russell is a former head women's lacrosse coach at heoberlin college, and now servs as an ambassador for the independent women's forum. and finally ms. goss graves is a president ceo of the national women's law center. welcome and thank you again for all being here. pursuant to the committee rule 19 witnesses please stand and raise the right hands. [witnesses were sworn in] >> let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. you may allll take a seat. so again, i now recognize myself -- the witnesses, excuse me i now recognize the witnesses for an opening statement. let me remind the witnesses we have read your written statements and you will have it appear in full inherent record. please limit or oral statements to five minutes. as reminder please-- press the button on there michael foot in front of youop so that it is on. andn as the members can heal. you will begin to speak of the light in front will turn green. after four minutes the light will tu

and all the departments that are paying for education, sir.n, one of the subjects that are followed in all countries to create employment, so-called skill creation through our training, that is, you in the ministry of labor, welfare and social security , have you thought of a plan for training to create employment , do you have a plan for technical training organization. there is a skill development agency in the country. several very important things have happened in this government in the field of technical and vocational education organization. one is that the issuance of business licenses has been greatly facilitated and the establishment of centers that can develop skills . equalization in this government is expected to be about 5 million people per hour in this government the end of the government 5 million people hours of education. it should be noted that until now about 3.5 million people have been trained. one of the innovative measures of the technical and professional organization is the establishment of technical centers inside th

the investigations are confirmed on the department of education's website. while we don't know the specifics yet, we are guessing that it has to do. >> with this massive discrimination that we're seeing at every level of schools in oakland and san francisco. and by the way, and many other school districts across the bay area. tyler gregory is ceo of the j c r c bay area and believes the rise in anti-semitism is at the root of the investigations. he says accusations by the oakland teachers, union of israel allegedly committing genocide against the palestinians recently organize teaching usd teachers spreading anti-israel propaganda. >> and walkouts at saint francis school schools by students demanding israel end its hard war in gaza. >> following the hamas terrorist attacks in october have all contributed to a rise in hate against gregory says jewish families are removing their kids from the school districts out of fear for their kids. safety 30 out of oakland unified alone. we know the numbers much higher that are thinking about it. and again, this is just o

department of education.ou google the word fafsa, it may take you to a website that prompts you to pay. >> experts advise you don't do that to access that free web site in a free application head over to the u.s. department of education say that student aid dot gov. 10. 44 right now want to check out the weather heading into the weekend bit, by the way, just have kids on the brink has a yeah, kids are flying heading back to school years. not not yet. not till the end of january, but for some who may be heading up that all of this week. and this might be a good one for you. >> john, with the forecast. hey, john. yeah, i know it's sites for all those kids that are going right back to school when hey, we've got a good ski weekend ahead of us. >> it is going to travel up there a little tough tomorrow. but look at these blue skies in this live view right now at half dome. all that sunshine overhead, solid dose of snowfall earlier this week. and we're about to see an even heavier dose as we move into tomorrow for t

thank you for being on. the department of education doesn't accuse it of doing anything wrong.how do you respond to that? >> eamon, i would just like to say any investigation, any bad publicity will affect enrollment and adtalem enrollments have been in decline. so the more students understand what's going on at adtalem, the more questions raised either by us or the department of education will affect sentiment. and we expect that will put pressure on fundamentals in the near term. >> reporter: let me roll back the tape to the beginning of this. you are a short selling fund at safkhit. how did you pick this one? when did this company first get on your radar screen? >> we had followed adtalem because we look at the for-profit university sector in general because cyclically there have been plenty of blowups related to investigations, school closures, so it's always interested us. what we really took notice of was adtalem's acquisition of a university which closed in 2021. we questioned the price of that deal and the liabilities that the company would be taking on when it made tha

this, by the way, is a shame for the moscow department of education.s a mistake or corruption. why does he support the scammer ayaz? meanwhile, ayaz shabuddinov was extended staying in custody while investigators interrogated suspects and prosecutors opened criminal cases, only chermen dzoti continued to make people happy and rich, organizing the most massive walk on nails. and now this day has come. we are setting a new world record. thousands of people, unnoticed by themselves and those around them, have found harmony and enlightenment. and the nail sellers simply made a good profit. russia is the largest country in the world, 11 time zones, more than 145 million inhabitants, over 110 million voters who can vote at almost 100 thousand polling stations. at home or online. every voter's vote is counted and guaranteed to be protected. they help with this. about 1 million election organizers. observers, video surveillance at polling stations, electronic complexes for processing ballots, a mobile voter mechanism and remote electronic voting. the state aut

the director of the department of education for the state california concluded. hi his devotion to the ideals and principles american government inspires in those with whom he has associated. ralph newman of saint john's university school, who had only known nixon a couple of months at the office of press administration in wrote effusively about nixon during the past five years. in the course of my as associate professor of law in the in the law school at saint university, i have come in fairly close contact with some thousands of ambitious and intelligent ung men. among i can think of none who possess qualities of character sound and true as richard nixon. george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration. he he concisely stated what the other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily air the side of being overly overly generous to the person bng recommended. but i would, i believe this would be impossible. in

department of education., keep in mind, if you google the word fafsa, it may take you to a website that prompts you to pay. experts advise. you don't do that to access that free web site in a free application head over to the u.s. department of education say that student aid dot gov. >> coming up next year, kron, 4 news at noon. a vegas judge is physically attacked while sentencing a man. the courtroom reaction when we courtroom reaction when we return. salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. that was another way i would smoke once an hour. that didn't work either. all that would happen at some point of the day. i would end up doubling up. other ways that i tried to quit was i stopped buying cigarettes totally. but if i took three puffs off of like 15 friends, those didn't count because they weren't my ciga

department of education has 98 active investigations nationwide, some dating back to 2016.any topics of discrimination in all, six california school districts are under investigation, including a mountain house district in san joaquin county and carmel unified in monterey county, the rest in southern california. the eight california universities and colleges are also under scrutiny, and they include ucla with three investigations usc with two, san diego state also with two uc davis, stanford, and santa monica college. >> there are plenty of us in both communities that want to find that common ground. we can be partners to the district and figuring out how to cultivate that environment and how to cultivate that curriculum so that everyone feels seen and heard. >> now, oakland schools sent a text saying it does not comment on pending legal matters. san francisco schools did not respond, nor did the arab resource organizing center as yet. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, tom, thank you. >> american leaders are in disagreement with israel's prime minister as they di

from the biden department of education to suddenly upend 50 years of civil rights protections for biologicalmen who benefi that is throwing the entire canon of civil rights law on its head. >> thank you well. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes ms. green for five minutes. >> thank you. thank you chairwoman maclean for holding this hearing. it's extremely important. a former athlete. but, also a very proud mother of a daughter who played her entire life. to her sport which was softball. i'm so proud of her. proud of her records, and i'm also very grateful. she never had her opportunities. her records she said, stolen from a biological man trying to replace her. beat her. to dominate her in her sport. so, i'm very thankful. i can't believe were here though. i eving a hearing today. as a matter fact that you believe many things. today we have something called gender affirming care in our country. which is really cutting off the body parts of people in order to make them feel like they are another gender. which is completely wrong. and this is something being off their breasts. castrating the

the director of the department of education for the state, california concluded.dation with his devotion to the ideals and principles american government inspires in those with whom he has associated. ralph newman of saint john's university school, who had only known nixon a couple of months at the office of press administration in wrote effusively about nixon during the past five years. in the course of my as associate professor of law in the in the law school at saint john's university, i have come in ■? with some thousands of ambitious and intelligent young men. among i can think of none who possess qualities of character, sound and true as richard nixon. george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor■a at, the office of press administration. he he concisely stated what the other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recom■+mendation. ordinarily, air the side of being overly overly generous to the person being recommended. but i would, i believe this would be impossib

the director of the department of education for the state, california concluded. his recommendation with his devotion to the ideals and principles american government inspires in those with whom he has associated. ralph newman of saint john's university school, who had only known nixon a couple of months at the office of press administration in wrote effusively about nixon during the past five years. in the course of my as associate professor of law in the in the law school at saint john's university, i have come in fairly close contact with some thousands of ambitious and intelligent young men. among i can think of none who possess qualities of character, sound and true as richard nixon. george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration. he he concisely stated what the other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily, air the side of being overly overly generous to the person being recommended. but i would, i bel

>> rich: a math error from the department of education.licants would miss out on $1.8 billion on federal student aid. fafsa, a form that college students fill out for government grants. national association says because the department is making the updates so late in the processing cycle, students will pay the price in the form of additional delays in financial aid offers and compressed decision-making timelines, on top of other delays. congress required the department of education to make the form easier to fill out this year. that update is behind schedule. republicans on the house education committee have asked the government accountability office for an investigation writing repeated delays from the department of education in rolling out the new fafsa have left students and schools in limbo for the upcoming school year. education was three months late launching the new application. the education secretary says congress should have given the department more money. >> that program has not been touched in 40 years, and we fix it with pret

the director of the department of education for the state, california concluded.ation with his devotion to the ideals and principles american government inspires in those with whom he has associated. ralph newman of saint john's university school, who had only known nixon a couple of months at the office of press administration in wrote effusively about nixon during the past five years. in the course of my as associate professor of the law school at saint john's university, i have come in fairly close contact with some thousands of ambitious and intelligent young men. among i can think of none who possess qualities of character, sound and true as richard nixon. george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration. he he concisely stated what t other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily, air the side of being overly overly generous to the person being recommended. but i would, i believe this would be impossible.

the director of the department of education for the state, california concluded. recommendation with his devotion to the ideals and principles american government inspires in those with whas ass. ralph newman of saint john's university school, who had only known nixon a couple of months at the office of press administration in wrote effusively about nixon during the past five years. in the course of my as associate professor of law in the in the law school at saint john's university, i have come in fairly close contact with some thousands of ambitious and intelligent young men. among i can think of none who possess qualities of character, sound and true as richard nixon. george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration. he hesw concisely stated what te other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily, air the side of being overly overly generous to the person being recommended. but i would, i believe this would b

and they made very large investments through the department of education for like the center for civiccation, the we the people program, some extraordinary programs that had a decent base. and the final thing did sorry this has been long was i went see jim billington the librarian congress and i said it's difficult in a political environment to be civic education. like who's education and what are you teaching? and there's always chatter and it's worse today. and he said, you should have students read the original declaration of independence with what cuts struck and what cutting edited in put them in the original debate and let them have the inquiry and the debate. and so with the national archives, the library of congress, we launched something our documents, which was a 100 milestone documents from the resolution through the voting rights act of 1964. and became the most popular program, the national archives put forth and. it sort of sidestepped the political trauma, and it connected kids to the original record of american history in ways that i think made a difference. that was lo

you cut the department of education and what are you going tell the kids who gets some funding for public college or apprenticeship that already costs too much? let me just finish this which i've never understood. you're a thoughtful guy with great education. i never understood the obsession on fossil fuels and here's my point. it would be like someone saying i love the risk watch. don't give me a -- wristwatch. don't give me a smartwatch. i love the flip phone. don't give me a smartphone. new hampshire pays $70 more on its electricity bill than any other new england state. you know why? the reason why you guys pay $70 more is because you get more of your energy from natural gas. and you don't sit on natural gas. you got to ship it all the way. if you had solar and wind, it would be cheaper. it would be saving new hampshires money. why not evaluate money on its impact. use it. no one's saying don't use any fossil fuels. i grew up here. rep. ramaswamy: i want to the administrative state point. to the fundamental education, you have a point to decide. $80 billion of our taxpayer money is go

you cut the department of education and what are you going tell the kids who gets some funding for public college or apprenticeship that already costs too much? let me just finish this which i've never understood. you're a thoughtful guy with great education. i never understood the obsession on fossil fuels and here's my point. it would be like someone saying i love the risk watch. don't give me a -- wristwatch. don't give me a smartwatch. i love the flip phone. don't give me a smartphone. new hampshire pays $70 more on its electricity bill than any other new england state. you know why? the reason why you guys pay $70 more is because you get more of your energy from natural gas. and you don't sit on natural gas. you got to ship it all the way. if you had solar and wind, it would be cheaper. it would be saving new hampshires money. why not evaluate money on its impact. use it. no one's saying don't use any fossil fuels. i grew up here. rep. ramaswamy: i want to the administrative state point. to the fundamental education, you have a point to decide. $80 billion of our taxpayer money is go