Joe Lieberman on Education

In the past few weeks, we’ve looked at Democrats and Republicans.  This week we’ll look at Joe Lieberman from Connecticut.  Once a Democrat and now an Independent, Senator Lieberman is a talked about choice for a Republican Vice Presidential candidate.

In 2007, Senator Lieberman introduced a bipartisan education bill with Senators Reid and McConnell that was designed to keep America competitive in the global marketplace.  It passed by a large majority and was signed into law by President Bush.  It was part of Senator Lieberman’s longstanding commitment to science and technology education.

Senator Lieberman was a strong supporter of No Child Left Behind in 2001.  Last year, he introduced the All Students Can Achieve Act of 2007 along with Senators Landrieu and Coleman.

He is a strong supporter of instructional technology, higher education and, charter schools.

For more information about Senator Lieberman’s education please visit his website.

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One Response to “Joe Lieberman on Education”

  1. Autism Insights Says:

    Some of his ideas may be okay - I’m all for using tech in education. But I can’t get behind anyone who supported NCLB. I just can’t.

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