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1 | State | Date of Speech | Speech Transcript | Governor (or Mayor) | Party | Schools and Covid | Instruction | Teaching Profession | Higher Ed | Private School/ Choice | Other Investments | ||||||||||||||
2 | Supplies/ Equipment/Health | Reopening | Closing Learning Gaps | Remote Learning/Broadband | Curriculum/Training | Early Education | Non-Academic | ||||||||||||||||||
3 | Alabama | February 2 | https://governor.alabama.gov/assets/2021/01/SOTS-2021-Official-Copy.pdf | Kay Ivey | R | Urge schools to partner with community organizations to create new opportunities for summer and after school programs to help catch students up | Will continue to partner with internet providers to extend services for the underserved areas of the state | Continue to prioritize a solid foundation of reading and STEM education | Continue their focus on their Pre-K program | Proposes a 2% teacher pay increase | |||||||||||||||
4 | Alaska | January 28 | https://gov.alaska.gov/newsroom/2021/01/28/2021-state-of-the-state-address/ | Mike Dunleavy | R | Establish a temporary “Governor’s Office of Reading Instruction” to ensure that federal relief money is targeted at improving reading scores | Establish summer camps to boost reading, math, and coding skills, and create an apprenticeship program that will allow high schoolers to earn credit while working for businesses. | Increase funding for homeschooling which rose from 11% to 22% of students, support families through the purchase of textbooks, tutoring, and other materials and services | |||||||||||||||||
5 | Arizona | January 11 | https://azgovernor.gov/governor/news/2021/01/governor-ducey-delivers-state-state-address-outlines-2021-priorities | Doug Ducey | R | Make sure that teachers receive the Covid vaccine as quickly as possible | Prioritize reopening by not "funding empty seats or allowing schools to remain in a perpetual state of closure" | Implement summer school, longer school days, one-on-one targeted instruction, and tutoring to help students graduate high school on time and at grade level | Empower parents to make their current "temporary education options" permanent | ||||||||||||||||
6 | Arkansas | January 12 | https://governor.arkansas.gov/images/uploads/210112_State_of_the_State.pdf | Asa Hutchinson | R | Propose $30 milllion for high speed internet to "provide education fairly in all areas" of the state | Provide training for teachers to teach computer science Sets a goal to raise teacher salaries by $2,000 over the next two years | ||||||||||||||||||
7 | California | March 9 | https://www.gov.ca.gov/2021/03/09/governor-newsom-delivers-state-of-the-state-address-charting-californias-path-to-a-brighter-future/ | Gavin Newsom | D | Allocating at least 10% of vaccines for teachers and school staff | Commits $6.6 billion for learning loss, tutoring, mental health, and the ability to extend school days and the school year | Invest $10 milllion in infrastructure, including building toward universal broadband | Proposes investing "a record amount" in K-14 education | ||||||||||||||||
8 | Colorado | February 17 | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ytFtav-jMiq0OcpyhrRjpyaMdA4Wvb0V/view | Jared Polis | D | Invest in rural communities and "continue bringing broadband to every corner" of the state | Offer universal preschool and full-day kindergarten | Stop the school-to-prison pipeline by "investing more in school counselors and less in overly harsh punishments" | Make school funding more equitable and student-centered Pay down the education budget deficit | ||||||||||||||||
9 | Connecticut | January 6 | https://portal.ct.gov/Office-of-the-Governor/News/Speeches/Governor-Lamont-2021-State-of-the-State-Address | Ned Lamont | D | Expand commitment to providing greater access to broadband | Broaden the teaching of history and social studies to make sure Black and Hispanic children, as well as their White peers, have a better appreciation of their histories and civilizations, including Native American history | Offer "truly affordable higher education" | Expand commitment to open choice school incentives | ||||||||||||||||
10 | Delaware | January 26 | https://www.witn22.org/2021/01/26/governor-carneys-state-of-the-state-address-tuesday-january-26-2021/ | John Carney | D | Double funding for the Early Childhood Assistance Program in future years to expand access to high quality early education programs for disadvantaged children | Double Opportunity Funding, the state's weighted student funding system, over the next three years Fully fund K-3 basic Special Education over the next few years | ||||||||||||||||||
11 | DC | March 9 | Muriel Bowser | D | |||||||||||||||||||||
12 | Florida | March 2 | https://www.flgov.com/2021/03/02/governor-ron-desantis-state-of-the-state-address-2/ | Ron DeSantis | R | Begin to place a strong emphasis on vocational education and civics | Reject reductions in funding for K-12 education. | ||||||||||||||||||
13 | Georgia | January 14 | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bF_5ZB33g7UshqdB7vidVnvuJUJKK00h/view | Brian Kemp | R | Provide $20 million for this fiscal year and $10 million per year moving forward to boost access to rural broadband grants | Provide a $1,000, one-time supplement for every teacher and school staff member | Invest $5 million in a pilot program through the University System of Georgia to keep up to 10,000 juniors and seniors with unmet financial obligations enrolled in college | Set aside $10 million in Governor’s Emergency Education Relief funds to reimburse expenses parents and guardians have incurred while providing a quality education during COVID-19 | Provide $647 million this year and $573 million in the following year to restore funding to school systems, fully fund enrollment growth, and hold schools harmless for enrollment reductions | |||||||||||||||
14 | Hawaii | January 25 | https://governor.hawaii.gov/newsroom/office-of-the-governor-governor-david-iges-2021-state-of-the-state-address/ | David Ige | D | We've provided reopening guidelines but "those decisions are being made by the individual schools" and they should "be empowered to design schools of innovation that best meet their needs" | Accelerate pilot project to connect rural communities with broadband by leveraging federal and state funds Proposes creating a Broadband and Digital Equity Office to, in part, identify and secure Hawaii's share of $7 billion in new federal funds for broadband infrastructure | Move forward on three pilot school rebuilding projects to serve as "models for the schools of the future" | |||||||||||||||||
15 | Idaho | January 11 | https://gov.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/74/2021/01/2021-sos.pdf | Brad Little | R | Acknowledge the need to close the achievement gap given the learning loss that resulted from the pandemic | Continue to invest in internet connectivity | Invest in literacy and make sure all young students are on track to read by the end of the third grade Invest in an education system that gives residents "a solid foundation for lifelong learning and meaningful employment" in Idaho | Provide additional funding for Idaho's higher education system and carreer and technical education that connects students with employers and equips students with the skills they need | Invest in safe routes to school within a broader $126 million in state and local highway infrastructure plan Use budget surplus to "[reflect] my continued priority on education" | |||||||||||||||
16 | Illinois | February 17 | https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/20485421/read-gov-jb-pritzkers-2021-state-of-the-state-and-budget-address.pdf | J.B. Pritzker | D | Calls on school districts to use federal funding to "restore safe in-person learning" | Calls on school districts to use federal funding to "address COVID learning loss not only this Spring but into the Summer too" | Invest at least $50 million in additional state matching grants toward the 2024 goal of universal broadband access | Make additional investments to protect the early childhood block grant, expand early intervention programs, and direct $350 milllion in federal funds directly to childcare providers | Invest in college access and scholarships by proposing a $28 million increase to MAP grants | Use federal funds to keep current K-12 spending levels | ||||||||||||||
17 | Indiana | January 19 | https://www.in.gov/gov/governor-holcomb/newsroom/2021-state-of-the-state-address/ | Eric Holcomb | R | Allocate $100 million to continue providing access to broadband | Examine the 37 state and local ideas identified by the Teacher Compensation Commission Report to reduce costs and increase revenues for public schools | Restore higher education funding by $103 million and increase it in each of the next two years | "Some temporary changes may turn into permanent options and choices for parents" in order to help make up learning loss. Notes that "these options shouldn't come at the expense of the public school system" | Increase K-12 funding by $377 million in the two-year state budget proposal | |||||||||||||||
18 | Iowa | January 12 | https://governor.iowa.gov/press-release/gov-reynolds-delivers-2021-condition-of-the-state | Kim Reynolds | R | Requests the legislature to immediately send her a bill that gives parents the choice to send their children back to school full time | Spend $450 million to ensure every part of Iowa has affordable, high-speed broadband by 2025 | Continue to integrate work-based learning into K-12 curriculum Continue to find ways to recognize on-the-job training and reskilling because "not all skills are learned in a classroom" | Increase mental health funding by $15 million this year and another $15 million next year to, among other things, continue efforts to support children affected by the pandemic and students' telehealth behavioral health sessions | Make open enrollment available in all districts, allow more flexibility when creating public charter schools where there is a need for an alternative, and create education savings accounts for students "who are trapped in a failing school" | |||||||||||||||
19 | Kansas | January 12 | https://governor.kansas.gov/governor-laura-kelly-delivers-the-2021-state-of-the-state-address/ | Laura Kelly | D | Consider teachers "essenntial frontline workers" eligible for the second phase of Covid vaccinations | Plan to "get every Kansas student back in the classroom as soon as possible, and provide their teachers with the tools and resources they need to get kids back on track" | ||||||||||||||||||
20 | Kentucky | January 7 | https://governor.ky.gov/attachments/20210107_SOTC-Budget-Address.pdf | Andy Beshear | D | Provide $50 million to fund the last mile of broadband to "help make sure every family that needs it has it" | Fund textbooks and electronic instruction resources | Provide support for preschool programs to help children most in need | Continue to fund additional, full-time, school-based mental health services | Provide a $1,000 salary increase for every teacher, bus driver, cafeteria worker and school employee Provide full pension funding for the Teachers’ Retirement System Restore a teacher loan forgiveness program | Create the Better Kentucky Promise to provide the last dollar necessary for more than 6,300 students to earn associate's degrees or certificates Provide an additional $17 million for postsecondary institution with an emphasis on workforce and jobs of the future | Expand the state funding formula (SEEK) Allot $100 million in additional one-time money to help rebuild and repair Kentucky’s schools | |||||||||||||
21 | Louisiana | April 12 | https://www.myarklamiss.com/news/local-news/watch-at-6-pm-gov-edwards-to-deliver-state-of-the-state-speech-on-monday-evening/ | John Bel Edwards | D | Use federal dollars to fund high speed, affordable broadband | Prioritize additional funding for early childhood education | Allocate funding to increase faculty pay Provide funding for a pay increase for K-12 teachers and support staff | Put $15.6 million towards higher education budget stabilization | ||||||||||||||||
22 | Maine | February 23 | https://www.maine.gov/governor/mills/news/governor-mills-budget-address-maines-budget-focuses-health-care-education-economy-maintains | Janet Mills | D | Request an additional $30 million for infrastructure and affordable internet Allocate additional funds to "help school districts manage in-person, remote, and hybrid learning options" | Seek $6 million through the Back to Work proposal for low- or no-interest loans to renovate, expand, or construct childcare facilities and increase the availability and quality of childcare slots | Launch a program to provide scholarships and paid internships for local students with local employers | Provide funding to make progress toward a minimum teacher salary of $40,000 | Request $25 million through the Back to Work bond proposal to partner with CTE centers and community colleges to provide equipment and to train skilled workers to fill jobs in high-growth industries | |||||||||||||||
23 | Maryland | February 3 | https://governor.maryland.gov/2021/02/03/full-text-governor-hogans-2021-state-of-the-state-address/ | Larry Hogan | R | Expand investment in full-day pre-K targeted tutoring | Expand investment in "scholarships for deserving students to attend non-public schools" | Proposes every school system receive more funding, regardless of declining enrollment figures Proposes an investment in school construction to "bring every one of the state's schools into the 21st century" | |||||||||||||||||
24 | Massachusetts | January 26 | https://www.mass.gov/news/governor-baker-delivers-2021-state-of-the-commonwealth-address | Charlie Baker | R | Continue to work with lab partners to develop a weekly COVID testing program for kids, teachers, and staff to encourage more public school districts to reopen their classrooms | |||||||||||||||||||
25 | Michigan | January 27 | https://www.michigan.gov/documents/whitmer/Governor_Whitmer_2021_State_of_the_State_Remarks_as_Prepared_for_Delivery_714535_7.pdf | Gretchen Whitmer | D | Fund school infrastructure improvements through the budget | Set a goal for all schools to offer an in-person learning opportunity by March 1st Reconvene the Return to School Advisory Council who, by Spring, will provide guidance to policymakers, districts, and schools about how best to promote comprehensive recovery | Fund academic recovery through the budget | Fund support for students' physical and mental health through the budget | Reward MI Classroom Heroes grants up to $500 to each teacher and support staff next month to offset some expenses and acknowledge their efforts | Continue to build upon the weighted funding formula through this year's budget, providing additional support for students with special needs, economically disadvantaged students, and English language learners | ||||||||||||||
26 | Minnesota | March 28 | https://kstp.com/news/full-video-and-transcript-of-gov-tim-walz-state-of-the-state-address/6056226/ | Tim Walz | D | Introduced a new education plan, Due North, that will add summer learning and tutoring | Introduced a new eduction plan, Due North, to expand access to rigorous coursework | Introduced a new education plan, Due North, to help the teacher workforce better reflect the diverse student body | |||||||||||||||||
27 | Mississippi | January 26 | https://mississippitoday.org/2021/01/26/gov-tate-reeves-full-2021-state-of-the-state-address/ | Tate Reeves | R | Is eager to sign a teacher pay raise the legislature sends for approval | Keep working to ensure every child has "access to the education that they deserve" and "parents have the choice to save their child from a district that lets them down" | ||||||||||||||||||
28 | Missouri | January 27 | https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/MOGOV/2021/01/27/file_attachments/1673932/2021%20SOTS%20Address%20-%20EMBARGOED%20UNTIL%20SPEECH%20BEGINS.pdf | Michael Parson | R | Assess the impact virtual learning has had on students and "adjust education accordingly" | Requests $5 million in investment to expand and improve broadband services | Proposes consolidating programs across three different agencies into a new office, the Office of Childhood, to streamline programs and place a bigger focus on early childhood development | Requests an additional $13 million for A+ scholarships for eligible graduates of designated high schools who attend a participating public community college or vocational/technical school, or certain private two-year vocational/technical schools Calls to expand Career Ready 101 which helps high school students prepare for the workforce Sets a goal for 12,000 new high school students to receive the WorkKeys certification; a work credential | Fully fund the Foundation Formula, Missouri's school funding formula | |||||||||||||||
29 | Montana | January 28 | https://news.mt.gov/governor-gianforte-the-state-of-our-state-is-resilient | Greg Gianforte | R | Allocates $2.5 million in incentives to schools to improve starting teacher pay | |||||||||||||||||||
30 | Nebraska | January 14 | https://governor.nebraska.gov/press/gov-ricketts-state-state-address-1 | Pete Ricketts | R | Invest $20 million in each of the next two years to help another 30,000 households get broadband connectivity. | Fully fund state aid to the K-12 education formula with an additional $42.7 million over the biennium | ||||||||||||||||||
31 | Nevada | January 19 | https://thenevadaindependent.com/article/full-transcript-annotations-of-sisolaks-2021-state-of-the-state-address | Steve Sisolak | D | "I will do whatever it takes to get our students back in the classroom." | Restore nearly $40 million in funding for pre-school | Address mental and behavioral health problems among young people | Transition community colleges to a new independent authority focused on making Nevadans’ job ready | Phase in a school funding equity plan developed by a state commission Continue using marijuana tax revenue to fund education | |||||||||||||||
32 | New Hampshire | February 11 | https://www.governor.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt336/files/documents/20210211-budget-address.pdf | Chris Sununu | R | Committing $3 million to fund additional school counselors, peer-to-peer and buddy support programs, and communication outreach directly to students so they know "exactly where to go and what to do when they're feeling low" | Propose student debt relief that focuses on those in much-needed fields like healthcare, biotechnology, and social work | Invest $30 million in one-time grants for school building aid, energy-efficient projects or alternative-fuel buses, and other needs | |||||||||||||||||
33 | New Jersey | January 12 | https://nj.gov/governor/news/news/562021/approved/20210112a.shtml | Phil Murphy | D | Ensure students have the academic and social-emotional support needed to rebound from the stresses of the pandemic | Continue closing the digital divide, so that all students have the tools they need | Lay the groundwork for tomorrow's workforce by incorporating climate change throughout its K-12 standards | Close the remaining educational gaps among students by expanding access to pre-K | ||||||||||||||||
34 | New Mexico | January 26 | https://nmpoliticalreport.com/2021/01/26/watch-gov-michelle-lujan-grishams-2021-state-of-the-state-address/ | Michelle Lujan Grisham | D | "New Mexico children wil be safely welcomed back to the classroom on February 8th" | Calls on the legislature to commit at least half of their capital outlay allocations to new broadband investments | Move forward with a constitutional amendment to invest in early childhood education and well-being | Requests for New Mexico Opportunity Scholarships, which fully cover tuition and fees at two-year institutions, to go to 30,000 additional recipients | Reform special education, beginning with a new ombudsman's officed focused on the "the needs of differently abled New Mexico students and their families" | |||||||||||||||
35 | New York | January 11 | https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/video-audio-photos-rush-transcript-governor-cuomo-outlines-2021-agenda-reimagine-rebuild-renew | Andrew Cuomo | D | Lead the nation in making broadband affordable, beyond continued efforts to expand access | |||||||||||||||||||
36 | North Carolina | Roy Cooper | D | ||||||||||||||||||||||
37 | North Dakota | January 5 | https://www.governor.nd.gov/sites/www/files/documents/2021%20State%20of%20the%20State%20Address%20transcript.pdf | Doug Burgum | R | Provide $45 million to support the expansion and development of career and technical education centers across the state through matching grants funded through a proposed bonding package | Support behavioral health by investing more in the substance abuse disorder vouchers to expand access to treatment services | Study and develop a permanent higher education stabilization and transformation fund for the state's public institutions by 2024 | |||||||||||||||||
38 | Ohio | Mike DeWine | R | ||||||||||||||||||||||
39 | Oklahoma | February 1 | https://www.governor.ok.gov/articles/press_releases/governor-stitt-delivers-2021-state-of-the-state-ad | Kevin Stitt | R | Commits to continuing to prioritize vaccinating teachers and giving students the option to be in the classroom | Fix the school funding formula so it's based on the current enrollment | ||||||||||||||||||
40 | Oregon | January 21 | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ng5ndPup99JALP5QWZQHrYp7M1z-Dejo/view | Kate Brown | D | Proposes over $100 million in broadband expansion statewide to, in part, ensure every school is connected to the internet | Ensure 8,000 more kids are eligible for home visiting, early head start, and preschool promise | ||||||||||||||||||
41 | Pennsylvania | March 3 | https://www.governor.pa.gov/newsroom/governor-wolf-delivers-2021-budget-address/ | Tom Wolf | D | Proposes a "major investment" in infrastructure, including broadband in rural communities | Provide new funding for special education | Provide new funding for early childhood education | Ensure a $45,000 minimum annual salary for teachers | Create a tuition assistance program for students attending PA State System of Higher Education schools | Proposes "reforms that would finally hold charter schools accountable for the results they deliver" Lower the administrative costs in the Educational Improvement Tax Credit program to fund 36 million dollars more in scholarships to private schools and educational programs | "Fully and fairly" fund every school | |||||||||||||
42 | Rhode Island | February 3 | https://www.wpri.com/news/politics/watch-gov-raimondo-state-of-the-state-address-2021/ | Gina Raimondo, incoming Sec. of Commerce, reflected on her tenure and did not put forward education priorities for Rhode Island. | D | ||||||||||||||||||||
43 | South Carolina | January 13 | https://governor.sc.gov/news/2021-01/governor-henry-mcmasters-2021-state-state-address | Henry McMaster | R | Asks the General Assembly to quickly send legislation "that will require un-willing school districts to re-open their classrooms" | Proposes $30 million to continue the expansion of broadband through public and private matches | Provide funding for the Department of Education to replace "outdated 'Common Core' textbooks" | Invest $48 million to expand access to full-day kindergarten for every lower income, four-year old child in the state | Provide funding to put a certified law enforcement school resource officer and school nurse in every school Ensure every student has access to a mental health counselor | Appropriate $35 million "to maintain the state's financial committment to funding our classrooms" and lift the current suspension of teacher step salary increases | Provide $60 million for students who qualify for federal needs-based financial aid and attend in-state public institutions Allocate an additional $20 million for tuition grants and assistance for students at private, independent, and historically Black colleges and universities Invest lottery proceeds to create scholarships for students with intellectual disabilities Use the Capital Reserve Fund to repair, replace, and renovate buildings on public campuses | Allocate $13 million to establish Education Scholarship Accounts Have $25 million follow students to their new public charter schools, which have grown during the pandemic | ||||||||||||
44 | South Dakota | January 12 | https://news.sd.gov/newsitem.aspx?id=27616 | Kristi Noem | R | Expand broadband through state investment, coupled with industry funding and federal grants | Create instructional materials and classroom resources on America’s founding, the nation’s history, and the state’s history | Support the PREMIER needs-based scholarship endowment announced with philanthropic funds in early January and the state's UpSkill workforce development program launched in the fall | Find innovative solutions that empower parents to set their children up for success | ||||||||||||||||
45 | Tennessee | February 8 | https://www.tn.gov/governor/news/2021/2/8/gov--bill-lee-delivers-2021-state-of-the-state-address.html | Bill Lee | R | Proposes $200 million to, in part, support new school construction and school renovations | Recommends investing $200 milllion for high speed internet | Use federal dollars to double the number of schools participating in Civics Seal Initiative to ensure that more students get a better civics education Allocate $10 million to create 10 new GIVE sites with a priority on at-risk communities to create new templates for vocational education | Recommends $120 million be set aside for teacher compensation in the 2021-22 budget | Proposes $900 milllion for, in part, improvements and maintenance of higher education campuses Proposes a new partnership with the Ayers Family Foundation to improve the college-going and success rates of students in rural communities | Fully fund the BEP formula and the THEC outcomes-based formula to "ensure students are put in the best possible position to recover from the pandemic" | ||||||||||||||
46 | Texas | February 1 | https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor_abbott_delivers_state_of_the_state_address | Greg Abbott | R | Improve Pre-K by setting high standards, evaluating them, and eliminating what doesn't work | Wants "legislation that imposes real consequences" for teachers who sexually assault students and penalties for administrators who turn a blind eye | Make Texas the 31st state to have school choice and "address the growing demand for [their] charter schools" | |||||||||||||||||
47 | Utah | January 21 | https://governor.utah.gov/2021/01/20/watch-live-gov-spencer-cox-gives-his-first-state-of-the-state-address/ | Spencer Cox | R | Ensure every child has a high-quality, well-compensated teacher | Allocate more funding for job training, up-skilling, and trade and technical education institutions | Propose a nearly 6% increase in education funding Make sure every child, brown or Black, rural or urban has the same opportunity as every other child | |||||||||||||||||
48 | Vermont | January 7 | https://governor.vermont.gov/press-release/governor-phil-scott-delivers-third-inaugural-address | Phil Scott | R | Develop a plan—with school districts, teachers and pediatricians—to safely get every child in every district into the classroom full-time by the end of the school year, with April as a goal | Given the inequities exposed by the pandemic, the state needs "to do more to give every child access to an equal education" | Consider how to use the lessons of remote learning to give school districts, students and families options like a foreign language or a computer coding class taught elsewhere in the state | Ask districts to put plans in place that help measure and improve literacy | Provide a property tax exemption for licensed preschool programs | Consolidate all working on children's issues—childcare, preschool, K-12 and technical education—into the state education agency | ||||||||||||||
49 | Virginia | January 13 | https://www.governor.virginia.gov/newsroom/all-releases/2021/january/headline-891383-en.html | Ralph Northam | D | Vaccinate teachers in order to work "toward the shared goal of reopening schools and making sure students are getting the support they need" | Provide $50 million each year to maintain the current level of funding for broadband | Proposes a pilot program to provide three-year-olds access to early childhood education programs | Allocate $26 million to increase the number of school counselors | Proposes grants to address pay equity for early childhood educators Invest $100 million in retirement plans for public school teachers and other public servants Give teachers a pay bonus of more than two percent with the goal of making it a permanent raise | Provide an additional $30 million for financial aid at public colleges and universities and increase Tuition Assistance Grants at private institutions to $4,000 Proposes additional tuition assistance for members of the National Guard Increase assistance for public historically Black colleges and universities, Virginia State University, and Norfolk University Invest in the G3 program (Get skilled, Get a job, Give back) to help people get tuition-free job skills training in high-need fields through community colleges and provide the financial aid to do it | Allocate $500 million to make sure schools don't lose funding from drops in enrollment this year Increase money going toward resources for English Language Learners | |||||||||||||
50 | Washington | January 13 | https://medium.com/wagovernor/inslee-delivers-historic-third-inaugural-address-b4434750978e | Jay Inslee | D | Set the intention to get students back in the classroom and "make sure it's in safe and healthy settings" | Continue to expand early childhood education | Provide mental health and nutrition support for students to address the impact of the pandemic | |||||||||||||||||
51 | West Va | Februrary 10 | https://governor.wv.gov/News/press-releases/2021/Pages/2021-West-Virginia-State-of-the-State-Address.aspx | Jim Justice | R | Use federal dollars to improve broadband | Leverage partnerships to bring opioid and substance abuse prevention programs to all students | ||||||||||||||||||
52 | Wisconsin | January 12 | https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/WIGOV/bulletins/2b549df | Tony Evers | D | Invest nearly $200 million in the 2021-23 biennial budget for broadband | |||||||||||||||||||
53 | Wyoming | March 2 | https://drive.google.com/file/d/12Tq2dDAtFVaeTwQKRgZQ7cOYE61ZCgAt/view | Mark Gordon | R | Ensure students graduate with "the tools necessary to succeed in the modern economy" | Reorganize early childhood learning agencies to provide coherence | The Wyoming Innovation Network, a parternship with community college and the University of Wyoming, willl develop education initiatives to strengthen the workforce and entrepreneurship | |||||||||||||||||
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