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http://rokita.house.gov/press-release/rokita%E2%80%99s-landmark-education-bill-signed-law ROKITAS LANDMARK EDUCATION BILL SIGNED INTO LAW 2015-12-10 2015 2015-12 Republican House IN Todd Rokita R000592 rokita.house.gov     legacy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: MEGAN WELLS PHONE: 202-225-5037 E-MAIL: MEGAN.WELLS@MAIL.HOUSE.GOV December 10, 2015 ROKITAS LANDMARK EDUCATION BILL SIGNED INTO LAW Largest Transfer of Federal Authority to States and Localities in 25 Years Washington, D.C. Chairman of the Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education, Rep. Todd Rokita (IN-04), issued the following statement after the President signed the Every Student Succeeds Act, legislation that contains conservative education reforms that Rep. Rokita led to the Presidents desk today: This bill is a win for our nations children and will revolutionize how we educate the next generation. It empowers states and ends federally-mandated, unproductive, high stakes testing, the core of No Child Left Behind. I am proud to have led this bill out of the Subcommittee and onto the Presidents desk. This bill gives power back to the people. It gets Washington out of our classrooms and lets the states take control of how they educate their children. I thank my colleagues and fellow conferees for helping to get this bill signed into law. Today is a first step toward transforming our education system and this time we will make sure no child is actually left behind, said Rep. Rokita. ### The reauthorization bill originated in Rep. Rokitas Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education, as H.R. 5,the Student Success Act, a bill Rep. Rokita co-authored and led to passage in July. Rep. Rokita was later appointed to the Conference negotiating team to reconcile the House and Senate versions of the Education Bill that the President signed today. For more information about the bill visit: https://rokita.house.gov/press-release/rokita-bill-largest-transfer-federal-authority-states-and-localities-25-years 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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