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Mitt Romney on science education

JAN 03, 2008

Mitt Romney for President 2008 : Mitt Romney believes that good teachers should be rewarded for their hard work and dedication to the important cause of educating our children. He will support performance-based pay and other initiatives that encourage our best teachers to teach in our highest-need schools.

A Romney adminstration will focus our efforts in fields like math and science, while promoting innovative approaches such as charter schools and public-private partnerships. Governor Romney will ensure that the workers of the future have the intellectual capital and skills they need to compete in the new global marketplace.

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Paul Guinnessy, pguinnes@aip.org

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