Pres. Obama delivered a national address to students across the country to talk to them about the importance of education. He spoke to a group of students at Wakefield High School in Arlington, VA.
I promised to give credit to Obama whenever possible. All in all; a nice speech to America's school children.
No indoctrination; simply a good "stay in school" message from The President.
Now let us move on to more important issues.
Indeed. Politics makes strange bedfellows!
AP: An unusual trio has joined forces to work on education reform - Michael Bloomberg, Newt Gingrich and Al Sharpton. The three held a meeting at the White House Thursday. (May 7)
Newt's statement:
Sharpton's statement:
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush breaks his silence in an EXCLUSIVE two-part interview with Sean Hannity.
This is Governor Bush's very first interview since leaving office more than two years ago.
On Hannity's Special Last Night, "6 Ideas to Save America", Governor Bush discusses education.
He brings a great deal of knowledge and experience to the issue and has devoted much of his time and energy to the subject since leaving the Governor's mansion.
He's now Chairman and President of the Foundation for Florida's Future and the Foundation for Excellence in Education, he talks in-depth about his ideas for holding students, teachers, and schools accountable to save this country's educational system.
Bush really knows his stuff when it comes to education and he is full of some great ideas. Worth the listen if you missed it last night.
