Etiqueta: Education

Merkley, Salinas, Lawler y Hoyle impulsan un proyecto de ley bipartidista para ampliar el acceso a las comidas de verano para los niños de zonas rurales.

Washington, DC – Hoy, el senador estadounidense de Oregón, Jeff Merkley, y los representantes estadounidenses Andrea Salinas (D-OR-06), Mike Lawler (R-NY-17) y Val Hoyle (D-OR-04) encabezaron la reintroducción de la Ley de Alimentación de Nuestros Niños Rurales (FORK, por sus siglas en inglés), que ayudaría a los patrocinadores de programas de comidas de verano a comprar, reacondicionar o reparar vehículos que amplíen el acceso a las comidas de verano.

Merkley, Krishnamoorthi Fight Back Against Predatory For-Profit Colleges Scamming Students with Worthless College Degrees

Washington, D.C. – Today, Oregon’s U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley and U.S. Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi (IL-08) reintroduced legislation to protect students from predatory higher-education programs—which are often run by for-profit colleges—that target financially vulnerable students, leave borrowers buried in debt, and force taxpayers to foot the bill for federal aid that

Wyden, Merkley, Colleagues Demand Major Credit Bureau CEOs Protect Student Loan Borrowers

Senators: Inaccurate Credit Reports Increase Financial Burden on Student Loan Borrowers and Prevent Them From Obtaining Strong Financial Standing Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley joined Democratic Senate colleagues today in demanding the CEOs of three major credit report bureaus, Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion, immediately take

Merkley, Mannion Champion Legislation to Make Mental Health Care Accessible for Every Student in America 

Washington, D.C. – During Mental Health Awareness Month, Oregon’s U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley and Congressman John Mannion (NY-22) announced the reintroduction of the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Act, legislation that would significantly boost the availability of mental health providers in America’s public schools. Mental illness affects nearly 20 percent of American youth. This bicameral legislation would put additional mental health providers in elementary and

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