The Senate has made a special announcement to celebrate 40 years of a teaching idea called Universal Design for Learning, which helps make school fun and easy for everyone by using cool tools and different ways of teaching. This idea is especially important for helping kids who might learn differently, so that everyone has a chance to succeed in school and get good jobs.

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.

This document is about some people in Congress being unhappy with New York's Governor because they believe she is spending more money on helping new people who have just arrived in the country and less on schools for kids. They want her to change her mind and give schools the money they need.

H. R. 10080 is about making college easier for everyone to join and finish, especially if they have disabilities, by creating special help offices and giving teachers better training. It also talks about giving money to schools to make learning fairer for all kids, but it doesn't clearly say how some of the money should be used or shared.

This bill wants to make it easier for students with disabilities to get more money for school by letting them be counted as full-time students, even if they need to take fewer classes because of their disabilities.