Letter from the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) opposing an amendment would create dangerous loopholes in the statutory ban on incentive compensation (commissioned sales) that was enacted more than 20 years ago with broad bipartisan support.
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Congratulations to @teachcardona! We are looking forward to working with the new @usedgov Secretary and his team to #protectstudents #defendstudents #defendtheGIBill.
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Breaking News: Miguel Cardona, a career educator who drew bipartisan support for his success in reopening Connecticut’s schools, was confirmed as education secretary. https://nyti.ms/3kyuqsb
🎉 We have a new Secretary of Education! @teachcardona was just confirmed by the Senate to lead the Department of Education. We’re excited to work with you over the next four years to #DefendStudents!
@DepSecDef @DeptofDefense @POTUS @SecDef That's just a waste of goddamn money, spend that on improving education and paying teachers more. Better yet #DefendStudents and discharge student loan debt.