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Congressional Candidate CA36 Joe Collins
Today, Congressional Candidate Joe Collins announced his education initiative.

LOS ANGELES - PennZone -- Today, Republican nominee for Congressional district 36 releases his education Initiative. https://joeecollins3.com/cpt_services/education-initiative/

Collins says education will be a top priority if he is elected to office. "Our education system should be preparing our young people for the jobs of the future," said Collins. "If we don't invest in education, we're not going to be able to compete in the global economy.

Education has always been a fundamental pillar of our society. It is through education that we pass on our values, beliefs, and knowledge to the next generation. But for too long, our students have been underserved and underfunded. Our schools are overcrowded, our educators are overworked, and our students are falling behind. That is why I am proud to introduce my Education Initiative, which will provide much-needed resources to our schools and educators. This initiative will increase funding to rebuild our schools, help reduce class sizes, improve working conditions for educators, increase funding for special education programs and provide additional resources for struggling students

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Every child deserves a quality education that sets them up for academic success, regardless of their background or zip code. To meet our students' unique needs, we must collectively work to address class sizes and staffing, resources for special education, and curriculum and access with my Education Initiative. Class size is research-proven to be a key factor in academic success, yet too often our schools are overcrowded and understaffed. We must also provide adequate resources for special education, so that all students have the opportunity to thrive. And finally, we must ensure that our curriculum and access are accessible, so that all students have the opportunity to learn. By addressing these critical issues, we can improve learning outcomes and future achievement for all students.

It is an investment in our future, and I urge you to support it. Thank you.

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For more information, press only:
Brandi Lynn
562-483-3652
Public@joecollinsforcongress.com
For more information on Joe Collins' Education Initiative:
https://joeecollins3.com/cpt_services/education-initiative/

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