H.R. 7731, known as the “Growing Opportunities in Agriculture Act” or the “GO Ag Act,” directs the Secretary of Education to award grants for new agricultural education programs in secondary schools. These grants, which can last up to five years, are intended to help schools...
The "GO Ag Act" wants to give schools money to start new classes about farming. These classes will help kids learn about farming in fun ways and make sure they fit well with local job needs.
H.R. 8126 proposes changes to the Financial Literacy and Education Improvement Act to include secondary schools in best practices for teaching financial literacy. The bill aims to educate high school students on topics like budgeting, saving, investing, and understanding credit. It also...
H.R. 8126 is a bill that wants to help teenagers in high school learn how to handle money better, like knowing how to save and spend wisely. It also helps them understand things like student loans, so they can make good choices about borrowing money for college.
H. RES. 1484 emphasizes the value of teaching evidence-based parenting and caregiving skills in elementary and secondary schools. It highlights that such education can equip students with critical tools for social, emotional, and economic well-being and can prevent negative...
H. RES. 1484 wants schools to teach kids how to be good parents and caregivers when they grow up by using ideas that have been proven to work. This is to help kids do well in life and prevent bad things like mistreatment, even though it doesn't explain exactly how this will be done or how to check if it's working.
S. 4783 aims to create a program to recognize schools that have a policy prohibiting smartphone use by students during classroom hours. The program would also acknowledge local and state educational agencies that support such schools. Schools can receive awards by applying...
The bill is about giving special recognition to schools that don't allow kids to use smartphones during class to help them focus better. It also plans to recognize groups that support these schools and aims to keep this going for ten years.
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