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- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2012 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did not select YES or NO for: "Do you support requiring states to implement education reforms in order to be eligible for competitive federal grants?" Education: Other or expanded principles: "Education is the cornerstone to America's future, and in Congress, I will continue to work to direct federal dollars toward supporting quality teaching in our classrooms, cutting federal education regulations, and providing more flexibility to states and local school districts. Efforts are still needed to ensure that every child is afforded an education that will give them the tools to be a competitor in today's world."
- Loretta Sanchez. HR 2300. 106th Congress. Academic Achievement for All Act. Loretta Sanchez voted Nay on 10/21/1999. (votesmart.org)
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 1998 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Checked SUPPORT for: "a) Support national standards and testing in reading and math."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2008 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Greatly Increase" for: "Indicate what federal funding levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category, you can use a number more than once. d) Education" 1) Budget Priorities Other or expanded principles: "As a member of the Blue Dog Coalition, Congresswoman Sanchez is a fiscal conservative who has worked relentlessly to balance the budget. "
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2010 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "No" for: "d) Do you support federal funding for K-12 school vouchers?" Education Issues Other or expanded principles: "Rep. Sanchez believes a good education is key to America's prosperity and economic recovery. She believes that investing in education is necessary to build a strong workforce that will help move our economy forward. She's the only member of Congress who graduated from the Head Start program. Loretta Sanchez is pushing to preserve Head Start, GEAR-UP and other programs that give all of our students a chance to succeed. She's fighting to make college more affordable with Pell Grants and other programs that will ensure our college and university graduates are prepared to compete in the increasingly competitive world economy."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 1998 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Greatly Increase" for: "1) Indicate what levels of federal funding you support for the following categories. Select one number (level) only. c) Education (K-12)"
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2008 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did Not Check SUPPORT for: "j) Support federal education standards and testing requirements for K-12 students (No Child Left Behind)."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2002 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did Not Check SUPPORT for: "i) Eliminate restrictions on federal education funding, giving educators or local school districts more flexibility to design and implement their programs."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2010 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Yes" for: "c) Do you support federal funding for charter schools?" Education Issues Other or expanded principles: "Rep. Sanchez believes a good education is key to America's prosperity and economic recovery. She believes that investing in education is necessary to build a strong workforce that will help move our economy forward. She's the only member of Congress who graduated from the Head Start program. Loretta Sanchez is pushing to preserve Head Start, GEAR-UP and other programs that give all of our students a chance to succeed. She's fighting to make college more affordable with Pell Grants and other programs that will ensure our college and university graduates are prepared to compete in the increasingly competitive world economy."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 1998 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did Not Check SUPPORT for: "g) Give all federal education funding to states in the form of block grants and allow them to spend it as they see fit."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2010 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Greatly Increase" for: "d) Education" Indicate what federal funding levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category- you can use a number more than once. Other or expanded principles: "As a member of the Blue Dog Coalition, Congresswoman Sanchez is a fiscal conservative who has worked relentlessly to balance the budget."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2006 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Greatly Increase" for: "Using the key, indicate what federal funding levels you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category, you can use a number more than once. [?] d) Education"
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2010 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Greatly Increase" for: "Indicate what federal funding levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category- you can use a number more than once. d) Education" Indicate what federal funding levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category- you can use a number more than once. Other or expanded principles: "As a member of the Blue Dog Coalition, Congresswoman Sanchez is a fiscal conservative who has worked relentlessly to balance the budget."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2002 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did Not Check SUPPORT for: "a) Support national standards and testing of public school students."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 1996 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did Not Check SUPPORT for: "e) Eliminate the Department of Education, thereby giving state and local government greater control over educational issues."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2006 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did Not Check SUPPORT for: "a) Support national standards for and testing of public school students."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 1996 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Local" for: "Indicate which level of government should have primary responsibility for the following services. Select one level only. 3) Education"
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 1998 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Local" for: "Indicate which level of government that should have primary responsibility for the following services. Select one level only. c) Education"
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2010 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Yes" for: "b) Do you support federal funding for universal pre-K programs?" Education Issues Other or expanded principles: "Rep. Sanchez believes a good education is key to America's prosperity and economic recovery. She believes that investing in education is necessary to build a strong workforce that will help move our economy forward. She's the only member of Congress who graduated from the Head Start program. Loretta Sanchez is pushing to preserve Head Start, GEAR-UP and other programs that give all of our students a chance to succeed. She's fighting to make college more affordable with Pell Grants and other programs that will ensure our college and university graduates are prepared to compete in the increasingly competitive world economy."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2008 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Checked SUPPORT for: "a) Support the federal government funding universal pre-K programs." Indicate which principles you support (if any) regarding education. Other or expanded principles: "Loretta believes a good education is the key to America's prosperity. She is the only member of Congress who graduated from Head Start. Loretta Sanchez is pushing to preserve Head Start, GEAR-UP and other programs that give all of our students a chance to succeed. She's fighting to make college more affordable with Pell Grants and other programs that will ensure our college and university graduates are prepared to compete in the increasingly competitive world economy. "
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 2008 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Did Not Check SUPPORT for: "k) Eliminate all federal education standards and testing requirements for K-12 students (No Child Left Behind)."
- Loretta Sanchez. Project Vote Smart: 1996 California Congressional Political Courage Test. Selected "Slightly Increase" for: "1) Indicate what changes you support (if any) concerning levels of federal funding for the following categories. Select one number only. c) Education (K-12)"
- Loretta Sanchez. Issue Position: Education. 6 February 2012. "Education is the foundation of opportunity. A strong education system provides Americans from across the country the knowledge and training they need to be the successful leaders and innovators of tomorrow. When Congresswoman Sanchez is at home in Orange County, the most important work she does is visit local schools and neighborhoods. As she promised during her first weeks in office, Congresswoman Sanchez has visited each and every public school in the 47th Congressional District. She has learned first hand what the schools in Orange County really need--more teachers, classrooms, and resources. To address the need for new schools and classrooms, Congresswoman Sanchez has introduced H.R. 740, 'The Expand and Rebuild America's Schools Act.' The bill would provide a federal incentive for localities to pass local bond initiatives by offering a new class of interest-free bonds. The federal government would provide a tax credit to investors in lieu of the interest payments that would otherwise be made by the school districts." (votesmart.org)
- Loretta Sanchez. Sanchez Introduces "Expand and Rebuild America's Schools Act" to Alleviate School Overcrowding. 15 March 2006. "H.R. 4945 would allow the Department of Education to bypass state agencies to offer federal interest subsidies directly to local school districts, many of which have had difficulty securing financing for facility construction and renovation, particularly in states that require a 2/3 majority approval for the passage of local bond initiatives. At the same time, this bill would create business incentives to support local school infrastructure improvement efforts [¦] 'Mr. Speaker, today I rise today to reintroduce the 'Expand and Rebuild America's School Act.' This important piece of legislation would create a class of bonds that would provide for much-needed construction of new schools. The bonds would be targeted to help overcrowded, high-growth rate schools that are struggling to provide a learning space for students.'" (votesmart.org)
- Loretta Sanchez. School Readiness Act of 2005. 22 September 2005. "Mr. Chairman, I rise today in support of the Head Start program and the great opportunities that it provides to children, parents, and families in America. I am a Head Start kid. I experienced firsthand the valuable and comprehensive education program that Head Start provides for low-income families. Head Start opened up a new world, not only for me, but also for the rest of my family. As I received an education and health services, my mother learned valuable lessons on how to become a more active and involved parent in America's public school system. I am glad to see that H.R. 2123 preserves the valuable Federal-to-local design that gives parents and local communities the right and the responsibility to be active in their Head Start program. For this is really the key to the Head Start program, the fact that parents and families are also involved with their children." (votesmart.org)
- Loretta Sanchez. The Increased Student Achievement Through Increased Student Support Act. 6 March 2009. "To help improve student performance and increase graduation rates, this bill would authorize funding to form partnerships between under-served school districts and higher education institutions that train school counselors, school social workers, and school psychologists. By increasing school support staff, we can address children's out-of-the-classroom needs so that when they're in the classroom, they can be safe, engaged, and achieving their full potential. The students of low-income neighborhoods deserve the same opportunities as others for a productive learning environment." (votesmart.org)
- Loretta Sanchez. U.S. and the World Education Act. 28 July 2009. "Mr. Speaker, I rise today to urge my colleagues to support the U.S. and World Education Act which I will be introducing today. My bill addresses the critical need to raise student achievement levels in the national education arena which is vital in order to compete in a world that is rapidly changing. My bill will raise the international education competence and literacy levels of elementary and secondary students. My bill will also create an international education research repository which will greatly enhance the international education curriculum taught in our schools as well as teaching methods. I firmly believe that our schools today do not focus enough on preparing our youth to interact and to communicate with other countries and cultures. And given the current economic crisis, future generations must be equipped with a skill set that will help them to excel academically and contribute to our Nation's economic recovery." (votesmart.org)
- “ Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez also believes it is imperative that Congress continue to invest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education and federal research in the physical sciences and engineering.” http://lorettasanchez.house.gov/issues/education (lorettasanchez.house.gov)
- “Mr. Speaker, I am proud to say that this week marks the 50-year anniversary of the Head Start program, a momentous achievement in our Nation's fight to break the cycle of poverty and open the windows of opportunity for low-income families and children.” http://votesmart.org/public-statement/983240/celebrating-the-50th-anniversary-of-head-start#.VbY6MXUVhHw (votesmart.org)
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