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95TH  CONGRESs  J HOUSE   OF REPRESENTATIVES             REPORT
   2d Session                                       No. 95-1137





            EDUCATION AMENDMENTS OF 1978



    MAY 11, 1978.-Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the
              State of the Union and ordered to be printed


    Mr. PERKINS, from the Committee  on Education and Labor
                     submitted the following

                         REPORT

                         together with
       ADDITIONAL AND SUPPLEMENTAL VIEWS

                      [To accompany H.R. 15]
       [Including cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office]
  The Committee  on Education and Labor, to whom was referred the
bill (H.R. 15> to extend for 5 years certain elementary, secondary,
and  other education programs having considered the same, report
favorably thereon with amendments and recommend  that the bill as
amended do pass.
  The amendments appear in italic in the reported bill.

                    SUMMARY OF H.R. 5
  H.R. 15 extends for five years with amendment a number of pro-
grams which comprise the major portion of Federal aid to our nation's
elementary and secondary schools.
  H.R. 15 has three basic features:
  First, the bill retains the approach which has characterized Federal
aid to education since its inception-categorical programs for specific
groups and purposes as opposed to unrestricted block grants.
  Second, within this framework, H.R. 15 attempts to simplify Fed-
eral education programs to make their requirements more understand-
able, to clarify administrative responsibility at each level, to effect
better coordination between the large number of programs that exist,
and to cut down greatly on the. paperwork involved.
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