it is the best profession and way at the department of education will do all we can to ensure they are valued. i recently have a one-on-one meeting with the minister of education and wayne spoke of a system and it was glaring how much we agreed. respecting the profession as a prerequisite for student shipment. here at the department of education we are providing over 2.6 billion dollars of prepared support and highly quality education. this administration has also enacted the biggest ever. to increase funding which will result in a better interesting ratio. for the first time we are putting millions into ensuring grow your own programs and that they are developed to bring talent into profession. we know liz programs work by putting money in. yes, i expected our students achieved better than any other country. but, that started first parting the profession. it translates to eliminating teacher shortage by providing a competitive salary. no teacher should be making less than the average salary. it also means discharging jet for educators that are public servants. 24 billion dollars have

i'm linda lopez and senior adviser here at the department of education and i will be your host. i would like to direct your attention to a short video why the work to raise the bar in education is our urgent snmentd indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [applause] >> thank you for watching and to inspire us further, it is my honor to introduce our educator-in-chief, secretary car zona -- cardona. >> thank you to everyone here. and thanks for joining us on an important conversation on what it takes to raise the bar in education and lead the world in academic excellence and boldly improving learning and preparing our students for global priorities. this is a broader journey we can take to improve our education system. it was made possible by president biden and vice president harris' leadership to make education a top priority and deliver the system. historic $130 billion in supporting our schools and reopen swiftly and safely and invest in the academic recovery. without that leadership, we would be talking about a very different situation today. we can't rest ther

to remember there are structures for educator discipline and anything formal coming from the hotline that's in place of this authority does not lie with the department of education and the superintendent's office. it's a state board of education a separate body that would vote on any educator discipline. this can impact the environment in classrooms and around education there is definitely rules in place before an educator is disciplined for anything that comes to this hotline. >> and professor i don't know he could see the screen on the website the state department of education website gives an example of what the words are that are triggering that could be considered inappropriate and here are some of the words. i oppressors or oppressed. whiteness, white privilege, white supremacy, white fragility. if any of the feelings make it into instruction in any classroom that is enough for parents or anyone in the public to find that is inappropriate and file a complaint. what are your biggest concerns? >> well. it prevents teachers from doing their job. if your history teacher as an example i teach history in your teaching about the ku klux klan are you

by eliminating the department of education two years after it was created. we can ensure local needs and preferences rather than wishes of washington determine the education of our children. ronald reagan. the federal deft department of education was created in 1979. many people can't even remember a time when it was not a creation. but there was such a time. 200 years our nation flourished and had rigorous education absent the federal department of education. i, too, am a product of public education. but i contend if we want to empower parents, end the hyper sexualized woke culture invading our classrooms. we need to give school board members and parents the ability to determine the education of their children. empower them by returning to the brilliance of our founding fathers the 18 enumerated powers that list those things that the federal government should do. education is not mentioned. it's why thomas jefferson made the comment in order for the government to be involved in education, you have to have a constitutional amendment. we need to follow the adv

department of education to issue nyes,iuidance. this out department of education to issue nyes,iuidantment of education to issue nyes,iuidan(very good. this out department of education to issue nyes,iuidan(very good. but; out . yes, that's very good. but i completely with you. this shouldn't be happening in the first it's just first place. i mean, it's just ridiculous, isn't it? yeah it's kind we to end up kind of mad. we have to end up with these with blasphemy us in our maybe that's our schools. but maybe that's where i think where we are. i think teach a general of ethics rather than all like specific. don't all these like specific. don't do and don't do that. i've do this and don't do that. i've got a good theory of ethics. this be. well, if this wouldn't be. yeah, well, if we a christian theocracy we had a christian theocracy anyway. let's anyway. never mind that. let's do telegraph. and do the sunday telegraph. and a very story about sex very disturbing story about sex education in schools. this one is annoying say the is very annoying to say the least. lessons 100 least. mastur

right, we should not have the federal government in the role of education and telling parents what to do. we should get rid of the departmentn and should send it all back in the state of localities. >> pete, i am a huge supporter of this, i would argue to empower the parents. let's listen to house speaker mccarthy on what the democrats are so enraged about. >> democrats believe that parents should not have a say in their kids' education to ac actually know what the materials is. democrats didn't believe that in this bill, we say parents have a right to be heard and they should be able to go to school board meetings. democrats thought that was too extreme. parents should have a right to know where their tax dollars are being spent in schools. today was a win for every mother, every father, most importantly for every student in america. >> pete. >> it is a good message. republicans should run on sanity veverses loonies. it should not be a federal issue but it is. the idea of local criminal does not actually exist anymore. when you look at the pipeline of curriculum and testing. until you can get rid of the federal department

at the same time you are voting for the department of education. ere you are having to vote for the equipment for our troops the same time you are voting for the war policies of the department of labor. we will never legislate by omnibus again. we'll individually consider the budget of the agencies of our government and give them the thorough review they deserve. [applause] but, perhaps, the most important concession we received during that fight was the establishment of a special group of legislators to analyze the weaponization of this government against our people. seems like every time i turn around they are engaged in surveillance or list-building, or monitoring. and i don't care if it takes every second of our time and every ounce of our energy, we either get this government back on our side or we defund and get rid of, abolish the fbi, cdc, atf, doj -- every last one of them if they do not come to heal -- to heel. [applause] and i don't think it is too much to ask. i really don't. i must update you on an important update. we have been taking

that spends $1 trillion, we've got to vote for the va and at the same time voting for the department of educationvote for the equipment for the troops at the same time you're voting for the woke policies in the department of labor we will never legislated by omnibus again. we will individually consider the agencies of the government and send them the full review that they deserve. the most important concession that we received during the fight was the establishment of the special group of legislators to analyze the weaponization of this government against our people. seems like every time i turn around, they are engaged in surveillance or list building or monitoring and i don't care if it takes every second of our time and every ounce of our energy we need to get this government back on our side or we defund and get rid of and abolish the fbi, cdc, doj if they do not come to heal. [applause] and i don't think it's too much to ask, i really don't and in this effort i must update you on an important update. we've been taking whistleblower testimony from the brave patriots, people who worked at the

if colleges failed to report publicafety issues like sexual assault, the department of education can find them under the cleary act, or even strip them of all federal funding. there are serious consequences for failure to report. so let's ask about dod accountability. if schools filter report, or stop this behavior in jrotc programs, does the dod have any mechanism for saying you no longer get toperate it jrotc program? -- a jrotc program? >> my understanding is that it is the responsibility the schools to rept. i know, and i'm asking when they fulfill that sponsibility, is this where the department of education, the department of education actually has tools to use to safe you will payonsequences if you fa to report. because we all understand nobody wants to report this stuff. and the school respsible doesn't want to report this. is there anything in the army jrotc program that wil tell a scho if they il to report there will be consequences? >> i'm not aware, but i will look into it. >> i'll tell you -- take that as a know until you tell me otherwise. that'll be a no. >> senator warr

department of education for final acceptance no, this will end soon.fortunately, for the second year, we don’t go to school on september 1, and we are not very sure that this will happen on the developer's project was supposed to have a second school. it was at this place that they promised to hand it over this year, but as we can see, not only have they not begun to build it, they haven’t even cleared a huge residential complex for it , every year only new buildings are being built, respectively, residents become more children . you have to study in two shifts. all the nearest schools in solntsevo are overcrowded with 37 children studying in the first grade, because the sun cannot cope. lsr has built these huge houses and not a single school contains no. and although the developer diligently avoided answering the flow terms for opening an educational institution, in the end they announced 1-2 months. and we have to pass it all on. that is after spring break. children should go to their school in front of the house. the main thing is that this time the

and now and then, rishi so that was like, oh, we're going to have a word of the department, of educationh is the easiest thing do because this all thing to do because this all comes from the department of education turns education and now it turns out the ofsted has come in the head of ofsted has come in and that actually the stuff and said that actually the stuff that's been taught our that's been taught to our children in schools, my children has reality . and in some has no in reality. and in some sense this seems to be the point that they're pushing sort of very niche theories. yeah on children, things like there are a hundred different genders that sex is assigned at birth, which of it's of course it isn't. it's observed and recorded. so things that are unscientific essentially, and why is it that in that's allowed in sex education that's allowed it's to a sort of it's okay to push a sort of pseudo religion? well, it turns out the stonewall as being the consuls been going on consuls tation has been going on with last few with stonewall over the last few years. that's why these years

education. so you're redistributing money from people who didn't get that opportunity to people who did. maria: yeah. >> it's just a symptom of what the departmentich is also why i've said i'm going to shut down the department of education. maria: shut down the department of education, okay. vivek, it's great to talk with you. we will continue the conversation. republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy joining us this morning. thank you, sir. >>> that's going to do it for "sunday morning futures. " i'm maria bartiromo. catch us again here at 3 p.m. on fox news. tomorrow join me for "mornings with maria" 6-9 a.m. ian on fox business smsz have a great sunday. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting o

and now and then, rishi so that was like, oh, we're going to have a word of the department, of educationh is the easiest thing do because this all thing to do because this all comes from the department of education turns education and now it turns out the ofsted has come in the head of ofsted has come in and that actually the stuff and said that actually the stuff that's been taught our that's been taught to our children in schools, my children has reality . and in some has no in reality. and in some sense this seems to be the point that they're pushing sort of very niche theories. yeah on children, things like there are a hundred different genders that sex is assigned at birth, which of it's of course it isn't. it's observed and recorded. so things that are unscientific essentially, and why is it that in that's allowed in sex education that's allowed it's to a sort of it's okay to push a sort of pseudo religion? well, it turns out the stonewall as being the consuls been going on consuls tation has been going on with last few with stonewall over the last few years. that's why these years

and so i just asked our department of education to do exactly what executive order number one asked us to do on all of our curriculum. and i have no reason to believe given the changes that i know have been made to that course that it won't be a fine course for virginia, but i have to let our department of education do their job. this is what i asked them to do, and i look forward to getting the report back. >> here's a parent i want you to meet. thomas, a father and physicist from newport news. earlier, a 6-year-old student shot a teacher in newport news and it's in thomas' son's classroom, and thomas is a democrat. >> since the start of the year, verge has had two incidents of 6-year-olds bringing a gun to school. since 2021, there have been hundreds of weapons confiscated on school property. what concrete measures are being taken to protect both students and staff in their schools? >> thomas, thank you. and thank you for bringing up what is just an incredibly difficult topic for all of us. what happened with the 6-year-old bringing a gun to school and then shooting his teacher is ju

education. so you're redistributing money from people who didn't get that opportunity to people who did. maria: yeah. >> it's just a symptom of what the departmentountry every day -- subsidizing four-year college education which is also why i've said i'm going to shut down the department of education. maria: shut down the department of education, okay. vivek, it's great to talk with you. we will continue the conversation. republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy joining us this morning. thank you, sir. >>> that's going to do it for "sunday morning futures. " i'm maria bartiromo. catch us again here at 3 p.m. on fox news. tomorrow join me for "mornings wi ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can gently raise your partner's head to help relieve snoring. so you can both stay comfortable all night save $1,200 on the sleep number 360 i10 smart bed. only for a limited time. oh yeah, that is them. (that is howard) yeah, that's on howard's campus. ohhh, she's so powerful, she carried on the family legacy. we were blown away. (chuckles) i not only was a

over the course of the last year, the department of the navy has made sink of good strides to educatece and modernize our educational objectives. today's navy and marine corps team is one of the most technologically advanced ever conceived, it will to dominate the air, sea, and undersea. as we become more technologically advanced, technology will be a crucial war fighting enabler, throughout our university system we create eight continuum of learning to equip them with skills to operate on complex systems and an ever-changing war fighting environment. we are well aware of the fundamental difficulties of mental health in our force, and we are committed to supporting -- supporting the mental health of all sailors, marines and civilians. given the complexity of this challenge, our office of force resiliency has taken a comprehensive approach to data-driven suicide prevention efforts, and prayed new strategies for suicide prevention. we also took note of the work of the suicide prevention committee and will work to create key recordations their life. we are committed to a limited sexual a

>> the department of education has said payments will resume 60 days after a decision is made, certainlylater than june of this year. borrowers have not made payments, most federal student loan borrowers, for nearly three years at this stage. there is a lot of concern. this is that why the administration says the policies needed, that many of the borrowers will become delinquent or potentially default on their loans. >> in january, the administration unveiled a new income based student repayment plan. how does that work? >> this plan pretty much updates an existing student loan repayment plan by assuring that borrowers pay less of their discretionaryncome for a shorter amount of time before getting their student loans forgiven. an undergraduate borrower who takes out $12,000 or less in undergraduate debt could pay 5% of their discretionary income for 10 years before the balance of the loansre forgiven. >> what are the options for the administration if the plan gets struck down? >> the administration could try to make this happen through an authority under the higher education act. that w

of education. >> we met with the department of ed officials. >> anyone at the department of education was around 8 education act made federal loans not dischargeable in bankruptcy. you call that piece of it? >> i recall it as a matter of law and i don't recall -- we knew from the beginning that was a problem. >> yes, it's very relevant today in ways we could never have foreseen. >> but i think we teed up a lot of really important ideas in the bill, and i was very enthusiastic about different approaches. >> oh yeah, income based repayment. >> i've seen some of those fun videos. >> payments are based on your income so if you make that leap a little. >> for these helpful looking programs memory there would be no need for bankruptcy. just looking look at the federal governments convenient tools instead. >> if your situation changes, this might lower your payments substantially. >> lower monthly payments? now that sounds like a deal. i hear about these income based repayment plans or public service loan forgiveness. what's the matter with those? >> they are all cruel jokes. the borrowers are the punch

of the education debates we are having. will: that should be in the platform. desantis said the same thing, he said he would get rid of the departmentet about ripping the band-aid off in china, given where we are, tinkering at the margins won't work. pete: alex murdagh received two life sentences for killing his wife and son. will: will: at the downfall of the head of a once powerful south carolina legal dynasty. rachel: and ada vogel has the details. >> reporter: are harsh new reality for the ones legal giant now known as a convicted killer. 54-year-old alex murdagh appeared with a shaved head and yellow prison jumpsuit after he was booked into a temporary evaluation center where he will face a number of medical and mental health tests. on thursday he was convicted of killing his wife, maggie, and son paul. prosecutors said he killed them to gain sympathy and to purchase time before facing investigations into his growing financial problems. judge clifton newman had this exchange with murdagh. >> i would never under any circumstances hurt my wife maggie, i would never under any circumstances hurt my son. >> might have been the monst

now you see examples of culturally responsive learning at the department of education. l teacher programming it is teaching how to be cultural marxist activists. when we say we have to get out of the business of woke and weaponized government spending we aren't funding education at the department of education anymore. it whats to stop and needs to be the priority of this congress. >> dana: budgets are a statement of policies and priorities going into a presidential election. biden will want to do this. have you listen to call for one and what he said in the "new york times" today and how they plan to attack republicans. >> president biden: republicans in congress want to put medicare's very existence up for a vote every five years. same with social security and medicaid. some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. the maga republicans in congress are wanting -- they still want to cut medicaid. >> dana: today's "new york times" the president writes my plan to extend medicare for another generation says if the maga republicans get their way seniors will p

it is such a problem that last year the department of education released a report on the issue and found only 20 states have laws on the books that prohibit suppressing information regarding school employees sexual misconduct. so we don't get all the facts. but no one would suggest that we do away with public schools simply because there is some misconduct on the part of a very few members of the faculty. if anything, there is every reason to believe that junior rotc is a safer environment than others for our future leaders. junior rotc students -- teachers receive twice the screening of a normal teacher before they enter the classroom, from the military and the school district. given this extra scrutiny i am highly skeptical of the idea that jrotc instructors are more likely to commit misconduct. congress should be mindful of the highly posited, -- highly positive impact of junior rotc. it is celebrated on both sides of the aisle. on this committee, my colleague from massachusetts, senator warren is to be thanked for raising this issue and has taken a substantive and helpful interest in

among them is ruslan abramchik , head of the main department of education of the grodno region.utive committee of its labor path. he started as a simple geography teacher in a rural school, then headed an educational institution, worked as deputy chairman of the district executive committee, he is sure that the new party will be able to consolidate society, an important feature is that the party is being created by a wide range of public associations of a patriotic orientation for the first time. probably, uh, in the history of our country , the organizing committee for the creation of the party went to such a wide range of public associations of this union of youth of belarus women's veterans nov. e of the union of officers of the trade union organization , many other public associations have chosen for themselves the platform of the political platform of the political party. in total , more than a thousand delegates will take part in the founding congress, it will be held from all over the country, it on march 18, in minsk, the participants will approve the charter and adopt t

delivering in our school-based guidance we really , do need to understand the intersection of the department of educatione looking at our health care guidance, we really need to understand how we intersect at our depament of labor. so much of what we need to do is foundational in the science that we deliver, and then it is critically important that we intersect with some of these other places across the government, so that those policies that are scientifically based can actually be implemented on the ground. geoff: covid has been a part of our lives for nearly four years now. is the u.s. better positioned to respond to the next pandemic? >> we are doing that work right now. bolstering our public health workforce in the cdc and across the country. bolstering our laboratory and data systems, bolstering our data systems across the country. what i will say is we started on a very under invested public health infrastructure and i know people are tired of talking about the pandemic, but we started with a frail public health infrastructure. we've made great strides, but we are not where we need to be to be ful

competition for the supply of computers for educational institutions in the bryansk region, by an amazing coincidence, both officials a few years ago. worked in the leadership of the department of education and science of the region in the position of the governor himself. kuleshova was responsible for information policy elena egorova supervised the education sector, following kuleshova, she was also brought to the hall to choose a preventive measure elena egorova was also elected an official behind closed doors, like her colleague an hour earlier sent. in parallel with this, the court chose a preventive measure for the rest of the defendants in this case, by the way, according to unconfirmed data in the materials of the criminal case. the third vice-gubinator of the region may also be mentioned, but as a witness andrey romanov valery ivanov dmitry novikov there their relatives were cured of addictions, but for patients were kept by a high fence. almost in captivity the word to michael is wide? kidnapper fan of alternative medicine former drug addicts, finally, just a magician. judge for yourself disappeared without a trace. in nizhny novgorod, 5 years later , a pope suddenl

s department of education and the department of justice. google which owns youtube responded, saying, we provide parents with the ability to set reminders limit screen time and block specific types of content and snap, which owns snapchat says it uses human moderation to review user generated content before can reach a large audience, and it said it works closely with leading mental health organizations. critics of the lawsuit say it's up to parents to do a better job monitoring their kids online behavior. there is little doubt that kids today are facing a mental health crisis, the cdc says 57% of teen girls have reported feeling persistently sad and even hopeless. 29% of boys said they felt the same way in arizona. helicopter crews had to rescue a kayaker outside of phoenix. he was one of two people the kayak when it overturned in the salt river, the current stronger than usual after recent storms. a man drowned there one day earlier. and spring arrives today, but it doesn't look like it near buffalo, new york cars were frozen in places ye

education of their children. and while i, first, want to say i support, as my colleague fromment kentucky does, mr. massie, eliminating the department of education and leaving it to the parents and families and while i would block grant dollars to the states in the absence of eliminating the department of education, which my next amendment will address, if we're operating in this framework, then we need to make sure that the parents get the benefit of dollars getting to them directly to do what they see fit to educate their parents. the parents bill of rights is designed to try to empower parents, give them the ability to see what their children are learning, see the curriculum. despite the wailing and gnashing of teeth of my colleagues on the other side about banning books, we need to see what our children are learning. my amendment, though, would give parents recourse, by allowing them to take their tax dollars, dollars they send to washington, for a purpose and put it towards the education of their choice. again, i would rather they not be laundering the money through this god-forsaken town. i'd rather the money go to the schools

the department of education and a mobile phone were donated. well, the next day.ok, they are dunya and sasha and they say, let me look at the phone, but i got it, i thought, they would look behind, they got theirs and started watching the crap there. why are you so tense? what well i wanted to pick it up, but they didn’t let me and started exchanging my phone. i got hit. several times, come on, taekwondo is engaged and they fled. that i'm talking on the old machine. well, i had to tell her that i had lost, i'll look tomorrow. well, the next day, that is, today i go up to them and say. give me the phone. well, why do you need them? yes, of course, leave me. why did you just want to joke, we'll give it back. as soon as he hears at home 140, let's go and pick it up. and you went again through the park they beat, again together and said that if i tell anyone, they will beat me like that every day. rvd zarechnaya in quotation marks to colonel zakharov very good very good. well done peter worked promptly quickly congratulations. golden youth, it's good to have such reli

amy: i want to go to chief justice john roberts during the oral arguments for the department of educationira brown. >> since we're dealing in the case with individuals borrowers or would be borrowers, i think would be appropriate to consider some of the fairness arguments. you have two situations, two kids come out of high school and can't afford go to college. one takes a loan and the other says i'm going to try my hand at setting up a lawn care service and he takes out a bank loan for that. at the end of four years, we know statistically that the person with the college degree is going to do significantly financially better over the course of life than the person without. then along comes the government and tells that person, you don't have to pay your loan. nobody is telling the person who's trying to set up a lawn service business that he doesn't have to pay as loan. he still does, even though his tax dollars are going to support the forgiveness of a loan for the college graduate who is not going to make a whole lot more of him over the course of his lifetime. in a car chief justice j

department of education. it has no reason to exist. never should have existed.never you shut it down. today i'm ready to announce a second government agency i will shut down in this country. we should've done it 60 years ago was hurt republicans and democrats alike. it's finally time to shut down the fbi in america. we are told the j edgar hoover believes in the law. people who enter this country better darn welcome to the front door. first act of entering the country cannot be a lawbreaking one. as a kid of immigrants that is not racist that is what it means to be american. we believe the military in this country protects our borders rather than someone else's border halfway around the world. means you put american interests first. we can do it to bin laden we can do to soleimani we can do it to the mexican cartel south of the border. that is how we end the fentanyl epidemic in this country. of the military does one thing that protects us while we live on not on someone else's soil. that too is what it means to be american. it means you believe in the declarati

competition for the supply of computers for educational institutions in the bryansk region, by an amazing coincidence , both officials a few years ago. worked in the leadership of the departmentf education and science of the region in the position of the governor himself. kuleshova was responsible for information policy elena egorova supervised the education sector after kulishova. she was also brought to the hall to choose a measure of restraint, a measure of restraint or not yegorova was also elected behind closed doors official, as her colleague was sent an hour earlier. in parallel with this, the court chose a preventive measure for the rest of the defendants in this case, by the way, according to unconfirmed data in the materials of the criminal case. the third vice-gubinator of the region may also be mentioned, but as a witness andrey romanov valery ivanov dmitry novikov vesti duty unit the murder of the tutor's girl is the main, suspected by her lover, as he explained the fatal attack with a knife and a measure of restraint for the paramedic, a monster, where the court determined the medic to be private ambulance which i did not take to the hospital and dropped off a s

rachel: what do you think about abolishing the department of education as a policy for whoever's running for president in. pete: 100. it should -- i don't think, this is useful now because you can't abolish the department of education right now, so fight fire with fire. the republican candidate in 2024 the should make that case straight out, return the power to the states and the people and the parents. the federal government -- will: local school districts and then on down to the parents. pete: yes. rachel:st the really unfortunate that wasn't done under the trump administration. but i think it took covid for a lot of people to wake up. and i think people might be open to that idea after what they saw. will: we all, and you and i off the wall, have taken time to discuss exactly what is critical race theory. you had a good guest on earlier who is an anti-crt consultant, and he took time to address something very necessary and basic in what a ban on cr rt really means. >> as far as i'm informed, most of the parents there there, the overwhelming majority, are very happy that critical race

of years. and it's interesting that the commission education commissioner there, manny diaz talked about clarifying things because what the state board of education and the department of education as a whole has refused to do is clarify the vague language that's originally in this law that has led to books being banned that has led to censorship of rainbow safe space stickers in classrooms that lead to places like miami dade, refusing to recognize lgbtq history month. they've been asked to define what classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity means and they have refused to at every step of the way, but instead they're going to impose new restrictions are going to impose new liability on individual educators threatening their livelihoods for something they themselves refused to define in law. brendan, i'm wondering what you make of the argument from ron desantis and his allies that conversations about gender identity and sexual orientation are best had by parents at home with kids and not in class with their teachers. well listen, i think everyone wants parents to be deeply involved in education. i know my education was at its best when my pare

they get past and then they get to the merits of is this program within the authority of the department of education, the secretary of education, to do under a statute that says the secretary of education can waive or modify any regulation having to do with the student loan program. so on that second question, they were pretty divided in its political and the conservatives. think maybe the president here went too far. you know, when trump was president, they thought we thought the president went too far on the liberal side. but this standing question that first question is actually very difficult for 5 justices to get behind there. it's a possible result that they would dismiss the case because there's no real injury that this could remedy. but even if some of the members of that 5, i think on the merits, it's a bad program. so i'd say wait till june. >> well, professor, i'm hearing that really they they they want to hunt on this and then, you know, kick it on over to congress. how likely is congress going to deal with it? >> well, you're absolutely right that congress isn't going to do anything bec

about the administration area, but from ova, yes, this is oleksiy poltoratsky, who headed the department of educationd iryna fedorchuk, who headed the department of interaction with law enforcement officers , went to you, because she knew that she would not be able to resist what personnel changes they are still waiting for your attention and whether it will be your new team or some changes within the administration itself . as for the team in general, i will say that the team of the dnipropetrovsk region in general, before this room , was in fact always in the top five in all respects to the positions that are defined in a positive sense, it is enough to change something now quickly. well, i think it is not a very smart step for me, if we work with people, they will work, and if not, well, there are already clear examples of those people with whom we could not find a common language regarding the organization of some process and this is so, in fact, during the first week of my tenure in this position, he left due to the fact that you do not agree on any organizational points about what you are talki

it is not enough for congress to leave enforcement of department of education bureaucrats or wait for the corrupt department of justice to fault -- to file a lawsuit on parents' behalf. i don't trust the biden administration to go after woke schooled in a mrtors that force idea oles on innocent children. parents should have the opportunity to sue these schools. for far too long the public school system has undermined parental involvement in education decisions. if we want to truly empower parents' rights we should give parents the tools to enforce those rights through this amendment, not leave it in the hands of bureaucrats. madam speaker, at this time, i would like to yield one minute to the gentleman, bob good from virginia. excuse me two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. good: thank you, madam speaker. i support passage of the underlying bill but i also rise in support of this amendment which i think would truly empower parents. adding a private right of action places the ultimate protection of parental rights back where it belongs in the hands of p

fallen to 20-year lows in december when it became clear how far behind students were, the department of education sent out guidance to school districts and strongly discouraged spending the relief money on new construction, in part because of students like chase. he was in first grade in delaware when the pandemic hit what did you find difficult? >> looking at the teacher on a small screen. >> yeah, no kidding. did you find that there was a lot of stuff in your room that was a little distracting? >> uh-huh. >> yeah, i bet i bet. >> yeah. a lot of stuff. >> reporter: with help from the covid relief fund, his school district invested in summer school and tutoring, which is paying off do you think it's just a matter of time before he's right where he needs to be >> absolutely. his specific school district provides all of the tools to be able to bridge that gap. >> reporter: roza says this moment is a wake-up call to parents. >> i would call the school and say, what do you have that can help get my kid back on track those programs are out there. >> reporter: in northumberland county the district has

of various documents. children's travel is controlled by many departments from the department of education to the state traffice list, which cannot change the number of children cannot increase, if you have already notified, and this is a route that unfortunately cannot be changed, although there are several options for delivering children. the ministry of economics are sure in order not to lower the level of security, and for its purposes, so many different papers are kept, but at the same time, a single coordination center is needed to systematize and simplify the organization of children's excursions, you don’t hear at all what a vacuum is, and why you don’t hear sounds in it in third grade, not zhilskaya is recognized at one of the many educational stands of the lunarium on an excursion to the moscow planetarium, the girl came with the class. the air was then it called. and when we pressed the button to make a dog there, he stopped calling. i liked how they moved the lever and different times appeared on the screen, when our earth was one of the participants in the unique site of the moscow project, the di

department of education. it has no reason to exist. never shouldo have existed. a mistake, it's better late than never. you shut it down and today i'm ready to announce the second government agency that i will shut down in this country. we should've done it 60 years ago. it's for republicans and democrats alike, we're going to get it done, it's finally time tod shut down the fbi in ameri. [applause] create something new you tos place because we are done with the j. edgar hoover legacy to let this be a self-governing nation again. what doesn't need to be american? it means you believe in the rule of law. the people who enter this country better darned welcome to the front door because your first act of entering this country cannot be a lawbreaking what do i'll tell you this as a kid, an immigrant as a racist. that is what it means to be american. it means that you believe the military in this country protects our border that is in somebody else's border halfway around thecour world. it means you put american interests first. talk about a legitimate use of the u.s.

ron's kurdistan province, where teachers and parents appear to have gathered outside of the department of education. and earlier video purported to show a similar protest outside of another government building. and to ron, there have been several 100 suspected poisoning cases and more than 50 schools since november. and let's bring in d w's. theresa trapper who is following the story for us. what are the authorities have to say about this? well, so far they haven't said much like supreme leader, early harmonies said that these are attacks were a big, an unforgivable crime. and he said that whoever's responsible needs to be severely punished, but so far this level republic, security forces have not come up with any details or evidence. and they also haven't arrested any one. and members of the government were quick to point their finger towards the countries enemies, a term they usually use for the united states and israel. and some even suggested that it might be the girls themselves, causing the symptoms by being hysteric. and all of that is, of course very hard to investigate due to the lack of p

probably eh also a statement from the ukrainian side when the representatives of the main department of education like that and the nbu sector actually said that now eh russia will begin to crack like the kherson watermelon, because such actions can actually begin in other regions of the russian federation, which is actually a sign that you have cut back on the territory of the russian federation. it is quite interesting, we will wait for the appearance of other data and other information, because so far we have only one video where the leaders of the russian volunteer corps in teliga of this administration building in this village clearly talk about who they are and what they do, and all the others confirmations regarding the statements about the actions of the ukrainian drg, which were originally planned to be distributed to the russian public, in fact, it has disappeared somewhere and there is no confirmation of this, and there is no confirmation of this. well, pravyy was there. an institute or even a kb that is engaged in the production and development of iskanders of russian missiles. this i

pasichnik held the position of manager in various educational institutions, repeatedly headed the departmentseducation, culture, youth and sports in the local self-government bodies of the kupyan district , managed the open world charity event again, where she distributed free glasses for vision as a pensioner, more than a thousand people passed a doctor's examination and now we issue glasses. the rashists appointed pasichnyk to the position of director of the so-called kupyan regional center for professional education, the occupiers created it on the basis of the captured ukrainian state educational institution there a collaborator introduced a russian educational program. she gave instructions to issue russian textbooks to students and called on teachers to go over to the side of the occupiers, sending campaign leaflets to the teachers of the same center . the russian language was taught in the institution as officially already in the de-occupied kharkiv region. in november of last year, the security service of ukraine detained pasichnik . in the form of implementation of education standard

project will apply to the ministry of education of poland to place such desks throughout the country . they are planning to expand the project and in lviv , the departmentcation has indicated that they want to install standing desks in all primary classes within the next five years. this is what i am saying. to you see you at 10:00 and read more about important things on our website espresso tv subscribe to our channels in social networks we are on youtube telegram on instagram twitter become and like i will meet with you at 10:00 a.m. and leave you for almost 2 hours in the company of my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andrii zaychyk cheer for the national team on megogo march 26 at 7:00 p.m. ukraine will debut in the euro 2024 qualifiers against england turn on the blinker and support the main the team of the country fm galicia russian hackers attacked the radio fm galicia tried to break into the air the attack was repelled well, february will strike at your cyber attack radio fm galicia prepared its response and we heard our armed forces promised a spring counteroffensive to the occupier, fm radio galicia will become a device for informational spring c

because the car broke down, and on the last pension, who did we hand over the plot to, and the department of educationeturned it again so that the foreign partner could reply. congratulations, thank you, taras vyazovchenko, a member of the irpin city council, joined the broadcast. we really hope that the damaged housing will be restored. i am returning to this house that we see. in fact, when i saw when construction materials were being brought to i was happy. as if this is mine, they are restoring it, because it's a pity for the people who registered it, it already works like that. well, we didn't ask taras about it , but there was a submission and it was in action, and through an appeal to the city council, they wrote a statement. well, we, er, wrote statements and paper ones are also for changing windows, and the windows were changed at the expense of the local or regional budget , so i wonder how it will work. and will this adopted law on compensation work, because what is written on paper can distort reality, so we will ask communities and cities and villages how does it really work or not? well,