
Education
The federal government should empower schools, administrators, and teachers to create local strategies that best prepare students to succeed in a global, high-tech economy; not mandate, one-size-fits all regulations. As governor of North Dakota and now as a U.S. Senator, I have supported policies to ensure accountability in education is coupled with adequate local flexibility.
In order to prepare our students to compete, we need to ensure that our teachers have access to the necessary resources and professional development. The future of our nation and our ability to compete in a global economy will depend on solid science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education, training, and research. I am a member of the Senate STEM Education Caucus and the Senate Career and Technical Education Caucus, and I sponsored the Innovate America Act, which would increase the number of STEM schools and place increased emphasis on developing STEM education.
Latest
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05.20.22
Hoeven Urges USAF Secretary to Prioritize Funding for Air Guard Tuition Assistance Pilot Program
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05.16.22
Hoeven Announces More than $4.2 Million in Head Start Grants to Three ND Tribes
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04.21.22
Hoeven Announces FAA UAS Research Grants to the University of North Dakota
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02.09.22
Hoeven Announces Grant to UND for Pilot Workforce Development Program
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01.20.22
Hoeven Joins Thune, Colleagues in Urging HHS to Rescind Mask and Vaccine Mandates on Head Start Programs
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01.12.22
Hoeven Announces Funding to Bismarck State College
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11.19.21
Hoeven: DoD Awards Contract to UND, Applied Research Associates for Third Phase of Humvee Display Technology Project