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Trent Lott
Candidate for Mississippi U.S. Senate
Party: Mississippi Republican Party
Email: N/A
Website: lott.senate.gov
Phone: 601.965.4644
Address: 245 E. Capitol St. Suite 226
Jackson, MS 39201
Positions and Views on:
EDUCATION
(see below)
Positions and Views on Other Issues where Information is Available:
Education Positions and Views
Education, a General Statement Lott: The "No Child Left Behind" education program is demanding new levels of accountability for both students and faculty, putting America’s education system back on the right track. The fact that it’s being led by a man raised in Monticello, Mississippi, shows that America truly is a land of opportunity, but we’ve still got work to do to ensure all children have equal educational opportunities and are not left behind. My mother taught in public schools. I am a product of public schools. I sent my children to public schools. Back in the 1980s, I even went against the conventional wisdom of my constituents and voted for establishing a federal Department of Education. I did so because, as a public official who helps promote Mississippi to business and industry, I’ve learned how important education is to securing new jobs and new opportunities. Though education is primarily the function of state and local governments, its importance to America’s development demands federal responsibility. Today that federal role is focused on more standards and accountability. People who really have the interests of our children at heart welcome new educational standards demanding accountability and more extensive testing which have been a major thrust of President Bush’s education plan. To ensure that the school on Maple Street is just as good as the one on Main Street, and that every student gets a quality education, we have to test more to better measure achievement. There’s simply no other way to ensure better educational opportunities for everyone. We’ve got to eliminate the disparity among schools in America, especially for those schools in Mississippi. As a resident of Pascagoula, I’m proud to say that middle school students there have the highest algebra test scores anywhere in the state. But, as your Senator, I cannot be satisfied until every Mississippi child has access to a high quality school, and right now that’s not the case. As Secretary Paige pointed out, in today’s [Response was truncated to maximum response length of 2000 characters.]
Source: Candidate Website Date: 10/07/2006
Department of Education Lott: No Response
Public Schools Lott: No Response
Improving Education Lott: No Response
Pre-School Lott: No Response
Head Start Lott: No Response
High Schools Lott: No Response
Higher Education Lott: No Response
Adult Education Lott: No Response
Dropouts Lott: No Response
Community Colleges Lott: No Response
Classroom Size Lott: No Response
Extended Learning Time Lott: No Response
After-School Programs Lott: No Response
Parental Involvement Lott: No Response
Computers in Schools Lott: No Response
Federal Mandates Lott: No Response
Federal Funding of Private Schools Lott: No Response
Standardized Testing Lott: No Response
No Child Left Behind Act, a General Statement Lott: No Response
No Child Left Behind Act Federal Funding Level Lott: No Response
Teacher Pay Lott: No Response
Teacher Merit Based Pay Lott: No Response
Teacher Tenure Lott: No Response
Teacher Unions Lott: No Response
Teacher Standards Lott: No Response
Student Standards Lott: No Response
National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) Reading and Math Exams Lott: No Response
Education Global Superiority Lott: No Response
Junk Food Vending Machines in Public Schools Lott: No Response
Education Gap with Other Countries Lott: No Response
School Choice Lott: No Response
Private School Vouchers Lott: No Response
Charter Schools Lott: No Response
Home Schooling Lott: No Response
Special Education Lott: No Response
Magnet Schools Lott: No Response
Rural Schools Lott: No Response
Summer School Lott: No Response
Teaching Evolution and Intelligent Design Lott: No Response
Teaching of Sex Education and Birth Control Options Lott: No Response
Teach about Gay and Lesbian Orientation Lott: No Response
Teacher Selection of Textbooks Lott: No Response
Religion in Public Schools Lott: No Response
"Under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance Lott: No Response
Student Loans, Scholarships and Pell Grants Lott: No Response
Education Tax Credits Lott: No Response
Local Control Over Education Lott: No Response
Boy-Girl Achievement Gap Lott: No Response
Black-White Achievement Gap Lott: No Response
Title IX 'Equal Opportunities for Girls' Lott: No Response
Bilingual Education Lott: No Response
Math and Science Lott: No Response
Art and Music Lott: No Response
School Safety Lott: No Response
Drugs in Schools Lott: No Response
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