That is why Bobby introduced the Rebuild America’s Schools Act, which would invest $100 billion in public school renovation and construction and create 1.9 million jobs.
Invest $100 billion in public school renovation and construction and create 1.9 million jobs through the Rebuild America's Schools Act.
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Evidence
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The current press-releases page's top June 2026 items cover immigration, war powers, student loans, and labor; a page search finds no mention of school renovation, school construction, or the Rebuild America's Schools Act.
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The committee's legislation list as of May 15, 2026 includes education bills on charter schools, student loans, HBCUs, and related topics, but no Rebuild America's Schools Act entry.
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The December 2019 press-release archive contains statements on USMCA, ACA litigation, impeachment, government funding, student loans, and labor; page search finds no mention of school renovation or construction.
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In an effort to correct this widespread issue and prevent students from losing critical learning time, U.S. Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) is urging Congress to pass his bicameral Rebuild America’s Schools Act (S.3777) which would surge federal investments to fix-up facilities and replace crumbling school infrastructure while creating better learning environments for the nation’s students.
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introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Education and Workforce, and in addition to the Committee on Ways and Means, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned
Assessments
The promised outcome was specific: a $100 billion investment in public school renovation and construction that would create 1.9 million jobs through the Rebuild America's Schools Act. The evidence provided does not show enactment, implementation, or later delivery of that proposal, either during Scott's committee leadership period or afterward. Given the named bill and Scott's federal legislative role, this appears to reflect a serious legislative push, but the promised outcome itself was not achieved, so this is best scored as a failed delivery with effort credit rather than partial or delivered.