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TESOL Education Policy Outlook - November 2014
1. TESOL Education Policy Outlook:
The View From DC
John Segota, CAE
Associate Executive Director for Public Policy & Professional Relations
2014 TexTESOL State Conference
2. Overview
• 113th and 114th Congress
• Obama Administration
• Education Policy
– ESEA
– WIA
– Immigration
– Common Core
4. 113th Congress - Remaining
• FY2015 Federal Budget
– CR through Dec 11
• Nomination of Loretta Lynch
for Attorney General
• Extension of tax breaks
• Keystone XL Pipeline
• Military action
– Syria and Iraq
6. House of Representatives
• Leadership
– Speaker of the House – Rep. John Boehner (R-OH)
• Education and Workforce
– Chairman – Rep. John Kline (R-MN)
7. U.S. Senate
• Leadership
– 113th Majority Leader - Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV)
– 114th Majority Leaders – Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY)
• Senate Majority Whip
– 114th Congress – Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX)
8. U.S. Department of Education
• Deborah Delisle, Assistant Secretary, Elem. & Sec. Ed.
• Johan Uvin, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary, Voc. & Adult Ed.
• Libia Gil, Assistant Deputy Secretary and Director, OELA
9. President’s FY2015 Budget Proposal
• $68.6 Billion for Dept. of Ed
– Increasing equity and opportunity for all students
– Strengthening support for teachers and school leaders
– Early learning: Making quality preschool available for all
4-year-olds
– Improving affordability, quality, and success in
postsecondary education
– Making schools safer and creating positive learning
environments
10. 2015 Budget Request
FY2014 FY2015 Request FY2015 Senate
LHHS*
Title I -
ESEA
$14.38 billion $14.38 billion $14.43 billion
Title III -
ESEA
$723 million $723 million $723 million
Title II -
WIA
$564 million $564 million $577 million
EL/Civics -
WIA
$71 million $71 million ?
11. Elementary and Secondary Education Act
• S 1094 - Strengthen America Schools Act
• HR 5 – Student Success Act
• HR 5219 / S 1043 – English
Learning and Innovation Act
12. Elementary and Secondary Education Act
• NCLB Waivers
– 42 States + DC and Puerto Rico were
approved since 2011
– 34 states + DC up for renewal
– WA’s waiver rescinded
• Flexibility on some provisions
of NCLB in exchange for
State-developed plans
13. Common Core Standards
• PARCC and Smarter Balanced
• English language proficiency assessment
– ASSETS and ELPA 21
• Understanding Language Project
14. Higher Education Act
• Last reauthorized in 2008
• Numerous Senate and House hearings
• Title II – Teacher Quality
– State grants
– Partnership grants
15. Adult Education
• Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
– Signed into law July 22, 2014
– Reauthorizes and replaces the Workforce Investment
Act of 1998 (WIA)
• Amends the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act (Title II)
– Effective date of implementation July 1, 2015
– State plans and accountability
provisions take effect
July 1, 2016
16. Adult Education
• Programme for the International Assessment
of Adult Competencies (PIAAC)
– Sponsored by Organization for Economic Cooperation
and Development (OECD)
– 24 countries
– Results released October/November 2013
17. Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals
• Eligibility criteria
• Application procedure
• Protection from deportation – 2 years
• Possible employment authorization
• Not a pathway to permanent residency or
citizenship
• Renewal
18. Immigration Reform
• S. 744 – Border Security, Economic
Opportunity, and Immigration
Modernization Act
– Border Security
– Pathway to
citizenship
– DREAM Act
19. 2014 House GOP Immigration Principles
• Border Security and Interior Enforcement
Must Come First
• Implement Entry-Exit Visa Tracking System
• Employment Verification and Workplace
Enforcement
• Reforms to the Legal Immigration System
• Youth
• Individuals Living Outside the Rule of Law