S. 5041 is a bill that provides grants to local educational agencies to help public schools reduce class sizes in kindergarten through third grade. The bill aims to improve educational outcomes by making classes smaller, ensuring schools recruit and retain qualified teachers,...
S. 5041 is a rule to give schools money to make classes smaller for young kids, especially in places where families don't have a lot of money, so that students can have more help from teachers.
H. RES. 1607 honors Peter Westbrook for his achievements in the sport of fencing and his efforts to support young people from underserved communities. The resolution celebrates Westbrook as the first African-American man to win an Olympic fencing medal and recognizes the...
This bill is like giving Peter Westbrook a big gold star for being a great fencer and helping kids. It says thank you to him for starting a special club where kids can learn fencing and important life lessons and have better chances at doing well in school and sports.
H.R. 8606 proposes to extend the authorization of the Director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to continue supporting Holocaust education programs until the fiscal year 2030. The bill includes a provision to conduct a national study on Holocaust education...
The bill is about letting the person in charge of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum keep helping schools teach about the Holocaust, making sure they do this until the year 2030, and finding out how well it's being taught by checking different schools across the country.
The bill H.R. 8236, titled the "Pre-K for Kids Act of 2024," proposes the establishment of a grant program directed by the Secretary of Education. The program aims to award grants to state educational agencies to help offer pre-kindergarten programs, which strive to lower...
The Pre-K for Kids Act of 2024 wants to help make preschool cheaper and better by giving money to states. This money is for starting good preschool programs, especially for families who don't have a lot of money, to make sure little kids get a good start with their learning.
H. RES. 1059 is a resolution from the 118th Congress supporting the observance of "School Social Work Week" beginning March 5, 2024. It highlights the important role school social workers play in helping students overcome challenges such as mental health issues, disabilities,...
H. RES. 1059 is a plan from Congress to celebrate and say "thank you" to school social workers for all the help they give to students who might be sad, need extra help, or have problems at home. It wants everyone to know how important these helpers are and to join in fun and educational activities to show appreciation.
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