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    The high school dropout rate in Texas was 27% in 2010. From 2002 to 2007, funding for Texas universities was cut by 19.92% and funding for community colleges was cut by 35.29%. Internationally, the United States ranked below average in reading, science, and math based on PISA test scores, and had fallen to 13th in high school graduation rates. Blake voted to cut education funding and supports eliminating the Department of Education, while Rose wants to increase funding for teachers and students and support veterans' education.

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    The high school dropout rate in Texas was 27% in 2010. From 2002 to 2007, funding for Texas universities was cut by 19.92% and funding for community colleges was cut by 35.29%. Internationally, the United States ranked below average in reading, science, and math based on PISA test scores, and had fallen to 13th in high school graduation rates. Blake voted to cut education funding and supports eliminating the Department of Education, while Rose wants to increase funding for teachers and students and support veterans' education.

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    Anti-Farenthold Education

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    The high school dropout rate in Texas was 27% in 2010. From 2002 to 2007, funding for Texas universities was cut by 19.92% and funding for community colleges was cut by 35.29%. Internationally, the United States ranked below average in reading, science, and math based on PISA test scores, and had fallen to 13th in high school graduation rates. Blake voted to cut education funding and supports eliminating the Department of Education, while Rose wants to increase funding for teachers and students and support veterans' education.

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    EDUCATION

    The Numbers

    EDUCATION
    The Numbers

    The high school dropout rate in Texas was 27% in 2010 From 2002 to 2007 the budget for Texas Universities was cut by 19.92% and funding for Texas Community Colleges by 35.29%
    United States World Rankings
    (Out of 34 Nations)

    The high school dropout rate in Texas was 27% in 2010 From 2002 to 2007 the budget for Universities was cut by 19.92% and funding for Community Colleges by 35.29%
    United States World Rankings
    (Out of 34 Nations)

    Subject Reading Science Math Graduation Rate


    (High School)

    Rank 14 17 25 26 13**
    nd

    Subject Reading Science Math Graduation Rate


    (High School)

    Rank 14 17 25 26 13**
    nd

    Graduation Rate
    (College)

    Graduation Rate
    (College)

    **In 1995, the United States was 2 in college graduation rate.

    **In 1995, the United States was 2 in college graduation rate.

    Blake on Education
    Voted to cut funding for special needs students. Cut education to balance the budget. Voted to allow student loan interest rates to double. Voted against a bill to educate and re-train our veterans. Has promised to eliminate the Department of Education

    Blake on Education
    Voted to cut funding for special needs students. Voted to cut funding for Pell Grants. Voted to allow student loan interest rates to double. Voted against a bill to educate and re-train our veterans. Has promised to eliminate the Department of Education

    Rose on Education
    We must give our teachers the resources they need. I will not balance the budget on the backs of our students. I will fight to keep student loan interest rates low. I will help our veterans get the education they need to work in a 21st century economy after they serve our country. Paid for by Rose Meza Harrison for Congress

    Rose on Education
    We must give our teachers the resources they need. I will not balance the budget on the backs of our students. I will fight to keep student loan interest rates low. I will help our veterans get the education they need to work in a 21st century economy after they serve our country. Paid for by Rose Meza Harrison for Congress

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