In Congress, Gwen Moore will support the repeal of No Child Left Behind and work to provide adequate funding for Title I, Head Start, and special education.

Gwen Moore · Wisconsin · Democratic

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In Congress, Gwen Moore will support the repeal of No Child Left Behind and will work to provide adequate funding for education programs including Title I, Head Start, and Special Education.

Promises repeal of NCLB and adequate funding for major education programs.

Education - Gwen Moore for U.S. Congress
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Evidence

Moore says education reforms should prioritize low-income children, families, schools, and communities, and that public education is a civil-rights advance.

Current official issue-page language supports broad public-education and child-centered priorities, but it does not directly mention No Child Left Behind, Title I, Head Start, or special education funding.

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Empowering Children to Succeed | U.S. Congresswoman Gwen Moore
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Moore condemned a freeze on over $12 billion in child care funding and said the affected programs help vulnerable families access childcare, educational support, and job training.

This is a concrete current-term action defending child-related federal funding, but it is still only indirect evidence for the specific promise about repealing NCLB and funding Title I, Head Start, and special education.

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Congresswoman Gwen Moore Slams Trump Administration Effort to Hurt Families, Target Blue States | U.S. Congresswoman Gwen Moore
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Moore can reasonably get credit for the repeal-support portion of the promise: she was serving in Congress when the House approved the Every Student Succeeds Act conference report on December 2, 2015, and that law was signed on December 10, 2015, replacing No Child Left Behind. That shows direct candidate support for the repeal outcome. But the record provided here is much weaker on the second half of the promise. The evidence shows broad advocacy for children and education funding, including opposition to a 2026 funding freeze, yet it does not clearly show that Moore delivered or materially advanced adequate funding for all three specifically named areas: Title I, Head Start, and special education. Because one major component is supported and the other is only indirectly evidenced, the best judgment is partial rather than full delivery. Timing is left unknown because the originating campaign term for this promise is not provided.

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