Site includes positions on various education issues.
Site includes fact sheets on frequently asked questions. Instead, the bill would allow students in failing schools to use federal funding to pay for private tutoring or transfer to another public school. Conservative lawmakers, who support vouchers, have complained bitterly that Bush was bowing to pressure in the Senate, divided 50-50 between Republicans and Democrats. Nevertheless, the education bill was expected to win Senate approval by the end of next week after lawmakers wade through dozens of proposed amendments. The House is pressing ahead with a similar measure.