what i will do is we will take those funds from the department of education and send it to the states. let's take away the power of the federal government reduce that size of the department of education and empower the parents on the ground empower the people in those states that way you're getting it closer to the kids more money is actually going to teaching and then you can control what's being said and taught to your child in the classroom. you know i strongly believe we have to bring vocational classes back into the high school. in south carolina we were teaching our kids to build the things we were making we had apprenticeships all over but guess what vocational classes in south carolina would look different than vocational classes in new hampshire so send that money to the states and let new hampshire decide what that vocational class looks like. let every state decide that think about that when it comes to special education think about that when it comes to reading programs think about that what that means in terms of innovation think about what that means in terms of all of t

have departments of education. and many of them, like in north dakota, we distribute it down to 175 school districts. we're a local school board where we've got government close to the people making decisions. and so you could just block grant the money out without all of the federal restrictions and the federal interference, as president reagan was saying. just if you really wanna put that money out there, then give it to them and let 'em invest it in ways that work for them, 'cause what works in a small rural school district even in north dakota maybe doesn't work for the biggest school district we have in fargo. - as you approach the next debate, former president trump remains far and away the front runner in this race. he's leading decisively, as you know, in every single poll. and no individual who has been leading this early in advance by this much has ever lost the gop nomination so what is your plan to get republican primary voters to choose you over trump? - well, i think the first thing there is there's s

of education through follow-up from the department of education of our region today, which is the month of shahrivar, the license and the license to establish a non-governmental school, the license that the education department provides for the issuance of licenses from the national portal , i invite the license applicant to visit in person. i have asked the people of kerman to present it to you in a physical form. not long ago, the head of the parliament's growth and production promotion commission announced the performance of this ministry in the implementation of the law on facilitating the issuance of weak licenses , especially in the issuance of activity licenses and non-government schools . see this proposal based on occasion. be or the law execute the licenses you want to issue. what conditions should we have? the reason for not issuing a non-government school activity license after more than a year of legal obligation was followed up by mr. mahmoudzadeh, deputy minister of education . do it in concrete, in accordance with the obligations o

got a license and a school license to establish a non-governmental school from the general department of education through the department of education of our own region. not long ago, the head of the parliament's production growth and growth commission announced the performance of this ministry in the implementation of the law on facilitating the issuance of weak licenses, especially in the issuance of activity and non-governmental licenses. see that this proposal is occasion-oriented. what conditions should we need to know the reason for not issuing a non-government school activity license after more than a year of legal obligation from mr. mahmoudzadeh, the deputy minister of education last year. we are good at the general support company . the work should be done in a coordinated way, concretely meeting the commitments of the support company last year. it has been done. it is being done this year. it seems that it was done and by the end of september, the option to register non-government school activities, which was not active before, has now been activated . absenteeism should be simple elect

and james calls with the department of education. he says in dress kicks back in now. but his agency created cheaper and more flexible payment options to ease the pain. we know this is a challenge for a lot of people. the option likely to be the cheapest is the new income-driven save plan individual borrowers earning less than about $33,000 will owe nothing and for others making monthly payments, your ballots won't grow due to unpaid interest. so that is a really big benefit are offering. there's also a new grace period over the next year. individuals who can not make their monthly payments will not see a decrease in their credit scores. still is setting in. how do you live paycheck to paycheck? the student think about race other about half will have to default a major concern. naacp is partnering with the department of education to prevent the worst outcome of the repayment stace. >> is going to be a hefty i just really as the individuals really me into the information that we're trying to provide ultimately the naacp is urging the administration to forgive student deb

and james calls with the department of education. he says in dress kicks back in now. but his agency created cheaper and more flexible payment options to ease the pain. we know this is a challenge for a lot of people. the option likely to be the cheapest is the new income-driven save plan individual borrowers earning less than about $33,000 will owe nothing and for others making monthly payments, your ballots won't grow due to unpaid interest. so that is a really big benefit are offering. there's also a new grace period over the next year. individuals who can not make their monthly payments will not see a decrease in their credit scores. still is setting in. how do you live paycheck to paycheck? the student think about race painted mr. if a noise with the naacp because black students more, she anticipates about half will have to default a major concern. naacp is partnering with the department of education to prevent the worst outcome. the repayment stace. >> is going to be a hefty i just really as the individuals really me into the information that we're trying to provi

of education in this done clee. >> let's shut down the head of the snake the department of educationtry. >> i would get rid of the department of education. >> the department of education very much exists, you run it. i want to give you a chance to respond to all of those attacks. >> yeah, thank you for that. and i think that contributes to why the numbers are so low with the republican party. we have a party that's bent on creating division so that they could privatize schools. we have a plan, the raise the bar plan. if you listen later on in that debate they talk about literacy, they talk about mental health and college and career pathways which is what our plan is about. i know they struggle in the polls and are trying to get their numbers up and get a national profile. while they're focusing on that we're focusing on students in the biden administration. >> you're meeting with great students and teachers and educators in the state of minnesota. have a great time. secretary cardona, we appreciate it very much. >> take care. >>> before we go -- >> big day. >> big day for phil mattin

there are statutory restrictions on the department of education and office for civil rights as a partnt of education setting or controlling school curriculum. we are not able to set or control school curriculum. that's a choice that is locally made. my office job is to enforce the law and so we also don't make policy pronouncements about what we might like. we say this is what the law requires. there are times when a question about what the law requires gets to of curricular choice. if the lens through which i can look at the question and my team at the office of civil rights can look at the question is, is the ratio a hostile and private lands hostile environment, disability hostile environment lens. it any school choice including a curricular choice lends itself to the creation or perpetuation or support of a hostile environment, then the school would need to take corrective action. need to't mean they change the curricular tori choice but it means to they need to ensure the vibe is safe and appropriate force to salutee without appropriation. will be able to look at it that way. my

about gutting the fbi, the department of education and other federal agencies. y off thousands of federal workers. cnn's evan mccann has more for us on ramaswamy's speech and his efforts to differentiate himself with donald trump. >> we're going to get a lot of pushback on this speech. >> reporter: republican candidate vivek ramaswamy, vowing to go further than donald trump in reducing the size of the federal government. >> this vision is not an original vision. excellent presidents from reagan to trump, have spoken to the same ideal. i give credit to donald trump for taking more steps than have been taken in a generation. >> reporter: during his 2016 campaign for the white house, trump made a rallying cry out of cutting the federal bureaucracy. >> it is time to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. >> reporter: now, ramaswamy, who is attempting to seize the label of political outsider, is making the case he would be the presidential hopeful best able to accomplish that task. >> i do think it takes an outsider who has, if i may say, complete and total disregard for

when you look at the cost of education in new york city, a student costs $38,000 per year according to the new york department of education. now of course as residents we pay into that. when you look at 30,000, take that cost, we're talking $1 billion over the course of this year. kids in schools are paying a price that local officials say is just too high. >> classrooms and schools need all the resources they can get. they are finite. it is too little most of the time. they are being stretched more thin. $12 billion cost. every park that doesn't open. every new school that gets delayed. all the investments in community and that could be happening with that money aren't happening. we are spending it on this. so much of what we have is going towards folks who just got here. >> another huge issue for parents is that of vaccination. to attend new york city public school you have to be vaccinated against certain things like polio, chicken pox before day one. migrant students have 30 days to comply. a lot of parents that are concerned about the health risk that poses. bill and dana. >> bill: here we go, madison, s

now he is detailing his plans to dissolve federal agencies including the fbi department of education for thousands to be fired. eva mckend has the details. >> we'll get a lot of pushback, i have no doubt. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy vowing to go further than donald trump in reducing the size of the federal government. >> this vision is not an original vision. excellent presidents from reagan to trump have spoken to the same ideal and i give credit to donald trump for taking more steps than have been taken in a generation. >> reporter: during his 2016 campaign for the white house, trump made a rallying cry out of cutting the federal bureaucracy. >> it is time to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. >> reporter: now ramaswamy who is attempting to seize the label of political outsider is making the case that he would be the presidential hopeful best able to accomplish that task. >> i do think it takes an outsider who has, if i may say, complete and total disregard for the norms of washington, d.c. and i'm guilty as charged on that. >> reporter: speaking

i rise in strong support of protecting hunting heritage and education act. the department of education decision to block funding for hunting an archery education under elementary and sendry education act eliminates valuable opportunities for state of the unions to participate in safe and responsible firearm handle, regular exrational shooting sports and recreational activities. school programs such as hunting and archery have enjoyed bipartisan support for good reason they feel national archery in school program has served over 18 million students since 2002. 40% of the students claim to be more engaged in the classroom and have remark -- a remarkable 1% pursue or express a desire to pursue other outdoor activities. hunting and archery programs provide more than dexterity and mental skills. they foster character development, a sense of responsibility, and connection with the beauty of our nation. in utah, hundreds of thousands of utahans spend quality time with family, friends and neighbors during the hunting season. additionally these sports provide 13,000 jobs and genera

i spoke to my principal and she was fantastic but she said the department of education has this case k this week even though i was ordered back to. will: the department of education is under a review and there's a judge's order i don't understand why you're not back at work. >> this isn't my first rodeo and par for the course and i think it means that new york city's getting ready to appeal but until they do appeal, they should have had me back working, but new york city kind of does what the presidents, they're pretty big and powerful. we've been in the courts for two years and we're not going anywhere and we're keeping up the fight and going forward strong. will: new york city does what it wants and department of education, the judge said arbitrary and capricious. i see this, there's another story going on around right now. you know, there's a ton of illegal immigrant children in the city right now. and they get to go into the school district, but they apparently have a 30 day reprieve from the vaccine mandates that american children have to have to get into the school system. every

han answer to just give you a preview that, that there are statutory restrictions on the department of education and the office for civil rights as a part of the department of education setting or, or controlling school curricul. so, we are not able to, to set or control school curricul. that's a, that's a choice that is locally made. and my office job is to enforce the law. and so we also don't make policy pronouncements about what we might like. we say this is what the law requires. there are times when a question about what the law requires gets to a curricular choice. the lens through which i can look at that question and, and my team at the office for civil rights can look at the question is, is the the racially hostile environment lens or the hostile environment, the disability, hostile environment lens? if, if, if any school choice, including a curricular choice lends itself to the creation or perpetuation or support of a hostile environment, then the school would need to take corrective action. it doesn't necessarily mean that they need to change the curricular choice, but it does mean t

through follow-up from the general department of education, through follow-up from the department of education of our region , today , i will present to you physically the permission to establish a non-government school, the permit that the ministry of education invites for the issuance of permits from the national portal of permits. not long ago, he was the head of the jashsh and rohank commission the production of the parliament had declared the performance of this ministry to be weak in the implementation of the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses , especially in the issuance of licenses for activities and non-government schools. america's support should be done in a coordinated way. in concrete terms, the commitments of the support company were made last year. it is being done this year. it seems that until the end of september, the option to register the activity of non-government schools, which was not active before, is now available. what is the permission? school and school non-profit, god willing, electronic, non-attendance, it will be simple. 90 majlis also mentions

shut down the department of education, take that 80 billion. >> i will shut down department of education the backs of the teachers unions. >> shannon: they want to hamper or cut doe, get rid of union, that is pitch they are making to voters. >> that is right, pitch to primary voters that is wildly unpopular. started by george bush and promoted by a republican president. 90% of students go to public schools, we are committed to good public education for every child in america. something parents and teachers can be united in and work together on and people want to focus on reading, writing and math and mental health, which is a crisis, focus on skills training so children have more options. people are fine with choices for education, they don't want to take public taxpayer dollars and put in private schools. >> shannon: we have a poll, 50% of people prefer putting public money into charter schools. private school or religious school is a debate, they don't want the money to go there. they do show kellyanne, they think topics schools are focused on, they don't think that is where the focus

the department of education can cancel student loans overnight without making people apply. se confusing processes that are creating opportunities for scammers to take advantage of people who are financially struggling. amy: let's talk about your new book "the age of insecurity: coming together as things fall apart." you write about student debt, the climate crisis, even 9/11. you write -- talk about how you put this all together and people's feelings of insecurity even as the biden administration tells a strong economy and what you think needs to happen, what the debt collective is recommending. >> this is kind of a kaleidoscopic book that says politics and economics and history and a bit of memoir that hopefully is a bit humorous. look at the way insecurity is essential to our economy. one of your previous guests did a great job of talking about inequality spiraling. insecurity is how living in a radically unequal world is felt day after day and organizing with the debt collective economic issues are also emotional ones. shame when the bill collector calls or foreboding abo

speaking to those involved in the internal negotiations at the time, the department of education wantede money for repairs, but treasury was not persuaded. but i'm told there were other, bigger priorities than for education, not least the amount of funding allocated per pupil. this concrete was not regarded as dangerous then as it is now. it is the education secretary who had decided on the need for greater caution but there was not much caution when she went potty mouth during interview this afternoon. >> does anyone say that you have done a -- good job because everyone else has sat on their hands and done nothing? >> it turns out, not really. a few hours later, a new outfit and a rather different tone. >> i want to apologize for my choice language. that was unnecessary. it was an off-the-cuff remark based on the interview. the interview was quite hard, why had not solved an issue that was going on since 1994. it is frustrating because we are doing everything now to take a leading position, to be on the front foot. >>. the consequence of that is schos like this one in south london havi

of education checked on the head of the snake the department of education. $80 billion put it in the hands of parents across this country. >> i will also shutdown the federal department of education andthe owner will be change education this nation is to break the backs of the teachers unions. >> that either what to really hamper or cut the doe. want to get rid of unions. that's the pitch they are making to the primary voters. >> is exactly right it's a pitch to primary voters that is a wildly unfavorable with general election voters but let some of the department of education was started by george bush and promoted by george bush a republican president. 90% he students go public schools. we have to be committed to in this country is a good public education for every child in america. that is something parents and teachers can be united in and work together on. people want to focus on the basics they want to focus on reading and writing and math as you said they want to focus on mental health which is a crisis they want to focus on skills training. so childre

series of children whose parents are in difficult living conditions, the director of the department of education science of the mykolayiv regional military administration, mrs. alla voykhovsky , told us about the situation with education in the city and the region, and i do not want to say that we are now were at the black sea national university and only there the number of students decreased from 6,000 to four thousand . so, however, the students have now gone to study and are studying a-a in an offline format, but they can choose offline or online khrystyna thank you dmytro, our correspondent dmytro didora talked about the educational process in the region, and on this i say goodbye to you, see you in less than ten o'clock. it's twelve on the clock , roman and i will return with a seagull and continue our broadcast informational marathon on the espresso tv channel continues and we remind you that if you haven't joined our collection today, it's time to make up for everything by seven o'clock in the morning, we managed to collect almost 10,000, but we need more. so, the platforms with turrets

there are statutory restrictions on the department of education and office for civil rights as part ofrtment of education setting or controlling school curriculum. we are not able to set or control school curricula. that's a choice that is locally made, and my office job is to enforce the law and so we also don't make announcements about what might like. we say that's what the law requires. there are times when i i quesn about what the law requires gets to a curricular choice. if the lens through which i can look at thehr question and mccain at the office of rights can look at the question is, is the racial hostile environment lens, the disability hostile environment lens, if any sculptures including ae curricular choice lends itself to the creation or perpetuation or support of a hostile environment, then the score you to take corrective action. it doesn't assuming they need to change their choice but does mean do we need to ensure that the environment is safe and apart for students to learn without discrimination. we would be l able to look at it that way. my views as assistant about

. >> on the right, you can't just say abolish the department of education and get into office and realizet's not going to happen. and then throw up your hands and blame everything on the teachers union as bad as there. independents don't want the department of education abolished. they wanted to work better. without independents that mike kretz cannot win. it's time to get tough. this may literally be the most important issue for our nation's future. like my ex-husband eminem one said, success is our only [ bleep ] option. let's welcome tonight's guess. like a toddler in church he will leave you rolling in the aisles. comedian jeff died. he is our favorite vp after the oil producer that killed all the seagulls. cofounder brad palombo. seems like taco bell has great encouragement as potential to kill you in your sleep. fox news contributor kat timpf. he retired from the ring but will wrestle anyone who steals his bling. former world champion tyrus. tyrus, i will start with you. >> it is your show [ bleep ] . >> does that get bleeped? just kidding. tyrus, you are a dad. you care about educa

of education. should the parents have the right to choose where the kids go to school and what they learn? let's get rid of the department of education, throw it out because it's corrupting our kids. i have two of my kids here, to 14-year-olds and 19, he started college now. i got to see what happens and when you live in a communist state like michigan -- [laughter] they end up brainwashing our kids and they start in third grade. now, if you want to have a family unit that has values it starts by making sure the government stays out of our lives telling us what to do. [applause] can't we as a group get together and say by golly, i've had enough i'm not going to take it anymore? because i say we stopped it and we can do it because america has done amazing things but it takes us working together and we are going to stop it. we have a country unlike any in the history of the world. and i say we are going to keep it that way and let's say we started meeting here. they decided to corrupt the process and instead of having us focus on iowa, they want us to now go national instead of starting here where we can go and meet the pe

the level of national-patriotic education in this school, and the dining room was in a terrible condition, and i also invited the head of the community and the head of the education department to my question, did they see the state of the school when they signed the contract, unfortunately, i did not receive an answer. oleg paska also added that the regional education department does not have the authority to dismiss, or even suspend the director from work, according to the law, this can only be earned the founder of the school what is the boryn territorial community next we appeal to the territorial community finally gather at the session listen to this man's report and make an appropriate decision parents of the children shared that the commission was appointed , but no one came to it in the morning, just people. well, we went to school with this purpose. look how many children are in the school, and we asked the director to come out to us people on the street . he said, who are you, why did you come here , who it's like this, i'm not going anywhere, my school and my family are not going anywhere, i'm not going from here, you're going, but he won't leave school, he'll nev

and according to the information of the department of education and science of the donetsk regional administration, in this school year, donetsk region lost about 20% of schoolchildren, that is, families with children evacuated to different regions of ukraine and transferred to those schools that work in the format. well, in principle, this happened to my child today , september 1. my son fortunately went to a regular school, and those children with whom i spoke yesterday and the day before yesterday are talking about what they wanted i would very much like the ukrainian army to finally drive the occupiers away as far as possible, so that in the donetsk region, in various cities, it would be possible to go to a normal school in a normal format and communicate with friends and study normally. schools regarding the destruction. the department of education provided such figures as it noted that 275 schools will work in donetsk region in a remote format, and 339 have been damaged , and 82 schools have already been completely destroyed, but all these destructions. in fact, almost nothing remains from h

james calls with the department of education. he says in dress kicks back in now. y created cheaper and more flexible payment options to ease the pain. we know this is a challenge for a lot of people. the option likely to be the cheapest is the new income-driven save plan individual borrowers earning less than about $33,000 will owe nothing and for others making monthly payments, your ballots won't grow due to unpaid interest. so that is a really big benefit are offering. there's also a new grace period over the next year. individuals who can not make their monthly payments will not see a decrease in their credit scores. still is setting in. how do you live paycheck to paycheck? the student think about race at other painted, mr. if a noise with the naacp because black students more, she anticipates about half will have to default a major concern. naacp is partnering with the department of education to prevent the worst outcome. the repayment stace. >> is going to be a hefty i just really as the individuals really into the information that we're trying to provide ult

why doesn't he commit to publish the request for the department of education for the school rebuilding program, and the risk he was warned of before he turned them down. >> the honorable gentlemen has brought up twice the school rebuilding program. he has now brought it up twice. let's just look at that and look at the facts surrounding that. they reviewed that program later on, and what did they find? they found the rebuilding program actually excluded 80% of schools. what did they find? that it was a third more expensive than it needed to be, needlessly wasting resources that should've gone to schools. the worst bit is that that program could now be talking about the physical conditions, that program only advocated -- allocated funds solely on the basis of ideology with no regard whatsoever to the physical condition of schools. mr. speaker, that's why the independent case review described that program is time-consuming and expensive. just like the labor market. >> that is what is going to happen. another school was on the labor building list in 2010. they scrapped it, and now childre

care of education , the victim believes that in this way she exerts influence on the pre-trial investigation, she exerts influence on law enforcement agencies, she exerts influence on the departmentucation, which is subordinate to her, she influences witnesses, i appealed to all those , also to the president, to the general prosecutor's office, this case cannot be considered territorially, but i hope that my case will be considered and there will be a change of investigators and procedural supervision of prosecutors will also be called. nastusya was the long-awaited and only daughter of ms. svitlana, it was the first week of getting to know the kindergarten, where the girl's mother herself once went, now svitlana nimchyna is in one of the european countries and continues her fight for justice. iryna skrypachova, mykyta litskevich from kremenchuk for espresso tv channel. the bokform culture and literature festival is back. live in lviv, online in the world. foreign and ukrainian. authors, a book fair, discussions that change the future, a new location in the city center, a powder tower on basement street. 4:8 october, come, admission is free. details on the website bookforom.ua. a

collaboration in the fields of skills development has been she and these engagements is the department of education and training in south africa with develop each and every 2nd. do you watch your call or to play students in high demand or send to we have complete debt skills such as are to support you caught on the go to construction to cover the plan which was introduced by the president in 20, 20 october as the department of education, we had to then to develop secured instructors to support to put them in the course of action and recovery plan. and our tentative will look into that list, or you'll see a, some of the skills are quite very high in terms of like what the cost that i've seen and recovery plans get us started. the brits feature skills, challenging to various activities, such as hacker phones, innovation challenges and entrepreneurs boot camp. so the old. ringback focuses on up skilling and re skinning programs, to address the changing needs of the job market and promote lifelong learning by promoting the development of future skills. the challenge is to equip the young people with th

i'm expecting the dfee, the department of education to pubush the department of education to publish1940 and 1990 will reported back whether they've got this r rated concrete. so we are moving towards , well, the beginning of towards, well, the beginning of the end game. but there are statements in parliament today showing that the nhs won't have removed all rack until somewhere after in the next decade, after 2030. so this is not going to end any time soon. this issue of aerated concrete. but i think the government is slowly but surely getting a grip on it. of course, the frustration of the education secretary, gillian keegan i think i think part of it knows it's been it was that she knows it's been an that's been around an issue that's been around since labour power in since labour were in power in the mid 90s and early 2000, but it's on watch. it's exploded it's on her watch. it's exploded into political issue and also, into a political issue and also, chris, it was interesting to read about the concern gives their cabinet. >> i know they seem to be mired in problems at the moment

four candidates that will be on the debate stage saying that they want to aboll withish the department of educationhink education is a local issue up to the states, school boards and not up to federal bureaucrats who often a times make six figures. they have an $80 billion budget, and that money could be used far better on the local level and to better serve the individual localities and families that have the right to have a more democratic say over what goes on in classrooms. elizabeth: so you're saying sort of this calcified bureaucratic teachers union structure and academic structure that doesn't answer to anybody, that lives tax-free, they don't -- the schools, you know, universities and colleges ors they don't have to pay taxes. a big administrative state there. it's time to push back, right, ricks are -- rikkisome. >> absolutely. and i think a lot of this does come out of academia. i was an many nyu student, and we had a buy ons response number on the back of our id cards. a lot of it is tricked down from higher ed that is starting to impact the day-to-day lives of average americans. parents

the department of education says that there are 30,000 migrants of school age and last month alone 2,500 were enrolled into school. they say that number keeps growing. that is why local lawmakers say the situation is out of control. it's unclear how many kids will show up to school day one. there are language barriers, teacher shortages and vaccination concerns. i want to bring in councilman david carr of staten island. let's start with vaccination concerns. what are you hearing from parents. >> parents want children coming to the school to follow the same rules, children have to have vaccinations and have proof before the start of the year. that's not the case for migrant children. they're gav given a 30 day grace period. it's inapa inappropriate to hao standards. >> reporter: the first day of school, so much goes into it. you're asking the department of education how many students that are new, asylum seekers, will be added to classrooms. have you gotten clarity on that? >> we don't have any new information on that. we know last year, the last academic year in travis there were a numbe

and the georgia department of education has already started making new instructional videos to help historyers comply. >> the georgia department of education presents -- "american history: white people edition." america was founded in 1776 when jesus washington landed on mount rushmore to declare, "i have a dream." these are the founding fathers. as you can see, they are all white. not "hamilton" at all. later, there was a civil war between two good sides. 1862, president lincoln signs the emancipation proclamation, making america officially not racist. and lincoln was a republican. which means -- republicans love black people the most. go ahead and sit up front, rosa. you're welcome. 1964. lyndon johnson signs the civil rights act, making america officially totally not racist for real. 1980, the gipper makes america great. 2008, barack obama [ bleep ]s it up. 2016, trump makes it great again. but then brandon [ bleep ] the bed and everything sucks forever. >> the american dream is dead. >> and that's "american history: white people edition" brought to you by the georgia department of educa

then, she takes care of education, the victim believes that in this way she influences the pre-trial investigation influence on law enforcement agencies, she influences the department of education, which is subordinate to her , she influences the witnesses of the president , i.e. the prosecutor general's office, this cannot to consider the territorial case, but i hope that my case will be considered and there will be a change of investigators and a-- the procedural supervision of the prosecutors will also be changed. nastusya was the long-awaited and only daughter of ms. svitlana, that was the first week of getting to know the kindergarten, where my mother herself once went girls, now svitlana nimchyna is in one of the european countries and continues her fight for justice . iryna skripachova, mykyta liskevich from kremenchuk, for the espresso tv channel, dear friends, we are returning to avatar and now with us will be sofia fedina, a people's deputy of ukraine, who is a member of our studio, mrs. sofiya. we welcome you to the channel, ms. we are here , ms. sofiya. reaches the news feeds, but not some small part, but in fact , that is why european solidarity at eve

russell-tucker was appointed commissioner of the connecticut department of education in 2021. previously she served as chief operating officer, division chief for the department's office of student supports and organizational effectiveness. mrs. russell-tucker thanks for being with us. mrs. russell-tucker: thank you. good morning, chairman sanders, ranking member cassidy, and members of the senate committee on health, education, labor, and pension. i am charlene russell-tucker commissioner of education in connecticut. i give you information on youth mental health crisis and connecticut's response to support the needs for students. my big goal is to ensure every connecticut school has a coordinated and sustainable system of care to provide comprehensive mental health supports and services to all students and school staff. the surgeon general mentioned in a survey of connecticut high school students confirmed our students face unprecedented mental health challenges. too many for students reported having felt sad or hopeless. and that their mental health was not good. most or all

of dollars in bribes in exchange for using power and influence in support of traders and department of educationbaharestan isfahan region, why don't the most famous ones destroy the children at home, sister, mom and dad, hello , i have seen the payments that, in addition to causing dissatisfaction in the society and the government with the issue of salary , have a limit, this is the limit, you define the gift what the president says by monitoring the flow of payments it is possible that the government, as a person who wants to see his assets, wants to give them without once , when they circulate, according to article 53, the balance of the country's resources is determined. the account of the central treasury unit is for monitoring the flow of income and expenses of the government, according to the law , it obliges the institutions to connect your main and subsidiary accounts to the treasury of the whole country. the account enters the treasury, which means that all the devices they have receive funding from the government and work with the government budget. we can know online how much money is

of education, the victim believes that such and such... way, she exerts influence on the pre-trial investigation, she exerts influence on law enforcement agencies, it exerts influence on the department of education, which is subordinate to it, it exerts influence on witnesses. i appealed to all the authorities, including the president, the general prosecutor's office, this case cannot be considered territorially, but i hope that my case will be considered and there will be a change of investigators and procedural supervision and the prosecutor will also be called. nastusya was the long-awaited and only daughter of mrs. svetlana. who was the first week of acquaintance with the kindergarten, to which one sometimes the girl's mother herself went. now svitlana nimchyna is in one of the european countries and continues her fight for justice. iryna skrypachova, nikita litskevich. from kremenchuk for tv channel uso. that was the news at the time, we will see you at 3:30 p.m. khrystyna yatskiv will continue the broadcast of the tv channel. we thank iryna koval and the entire news team for the information presented. let me remind you that the espresso tv channel together with the iryna koval