So have we repealed parts of the Constitution, in particular Article I lately? Otherwise it’s a little unclear how this proposed $1 billion incentive fund for ESEA reauthorization works since Congress, you know, controls the purse strings? They call it a budget “request” for a reason. Ed Week’s Klein has more on the pending budget request with some Charlie Barone insights on the politics of this ESEA carrot.
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