Senator Dodd Hears Testimony on the PACE-Eduction Act
Submitted by Chris Dodd on March 1, 2006 - 5:03pm.


Senator Dodd listens as Joshua Tagore testifies.

March 1, 2006 Today Joshua Tagore, a student at University High School of Science and Engineering in Hartford testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee. Today’s hearing focused on the non-teacher provisions within the PACE-Education Act that support K-12 education, including: the creation of specialty math and science high schools; funding internships and summer programs for middle and high school students at national laboratories and other technology and scientific research facilities; creating a National Clearinghouse on Mathematics and Science Teaching Materials; and, funding additional Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
Senator Lamar Alexander, Joshua Tagore (a student at Hartford's University High School of Science and Engineering), Senator Chris Dodd, Lloyd Huie (Josh’s dad) and Dr. Leftoff (Vice Principal of University High School).