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Sens. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) introduced a bill to forgive student debt. The Earn to Learn Act establishes a matched savings program for “low-income” college students. “The funds can be used to pay for tuition, books, and other education-related expenses that might otherwise prevent them from attending,” according to the  Arizona Republic. “Education was my key to opportunity, and I’m committed to ensuring all Arizona students have the same access to higher education that I did,” Sinema said of the initiative. “Creating a college-matched savings progra...

The Earn to Learn Act will allow low-income students to pay for college-related expenses through a college-matched savings program “We must do better to ensure American students have the skills and training necessary to pursue good-paying jobs that keep up with our changing economy,” Romney said. “Our legislation will help students pursue their education by equipping them with the financial resources and knowledge they need to attend college, career and technical schools without the burden of being saddled with debt when they graduate.” ADVERTISEMENT The savings account allows partici...

PGCPS School Board votes to keep school resource officers A district-wide survey revealed 82% of its 13,000 respondents think SROs are important or very important to maintaining a safe learning environment. Author: Jess Arnold Updated: 7:31 AM EST March 2, 2021 PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — After months of delays, the Prince George's County Public School Board voted Monday night to keep school resource officers in their schools, while eventually phasing out school security personnel.  Those recommendations were drafted by the county's Police Reform Task Forc...

Constituents of Norman’s three state House representatives should be on the look out for three bills in particular over the course of the 2021 legislative session.

Is it just me or is it wrongheaded to present this as an either-or situation, with safer schools behind Door No. 1 and better adjusted kids behind Door No. 2?