As Paul Ryan assumes the office of Speaker of
the United States House of Representatives he will have before him a
number of challenges including unifying the Republican House members,
crafting his own leadership agenda, and mandating a legislative process
in the House which can get things done.
Education reform will hopefully top his list.
Congress is in fact currently considering
changes to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), most
recently known as No Child Left Behind (NCLB). NCLB is a key federal
education law, which directs how we go about achieving access to quality
educational opportunities for children. Given that Republicans control
the House they'll have a lot of say in how any new iteration of the
Elementary and Secondary Education Act looks.
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Source: NBC News
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