The U.S. Congress Votes Database

102nd Congress / Bills / H R 4323

Title

To improve education for all students by restructuring the education system in the States.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Academic performance -- Standards | Administrative procedure | Authorization | Business and social problems | Buy American | Child development | Citizenship education | Community and school | Community schools | Compensatory education | Congressional oversight | Curricula | Curriculum planning | Data banks | Decentralization of schools | Democracy | Education | Education of Indians | Education of socially handicapped children | Educational accountability | Educational equalization | Educational finance | Educational innovations | Educational planning | Educational policy | Educational research | Educational statistics | Educational technology | Elementary education | Ethics | Exclusive and concurrent legislative powers | Executive reorganization | Federal advisory bodies | Federal aid to education | Federal aid to vocational education | Foreign trade | Government paperwork | Impacted area programs | Information services | Labor statistics | Manpower training programs | Mathematics | Minority education | Parent-school relationships | Parent-teacher relationships | Preschool education | Private schools | Public assistance programs | Public schools | Reading | Rural schools | School administration | School boards | School districts | School lunch program | School planning | Scientific education | Secondary education | Sex role | State education agencies | State laws | Student enrollment | Students | Teacher education | Teachers | Technical education | Vocational education | Women's education | Youth employment

Votes on this bill

DateChamberResultVote
8/12/92 House Passed Session 2, roll call 385: On Passage
Neighborhood Schools Improvement Act
8/12/92 House Failed Session 2, roll call 384: On Agreeing to the Amendment
8/12/92 House Failed Session 2, roll call 383: On Agreeing to the Amendment
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