our colleges of education, making sure they are raising the bar on the quality of teachers they are turning out from our teaching schools. making sure that an education degree is not the degree of last resort, the degree of people who are highly qualified going into the profess and be our best teachers once they enter our schools. he profession being our best teachers once they enter our schools. when you go back to your states, the question i ask in local districts in every low performing district in connecticut, there is at least one outstanding school. what you need to do is ask why that school is not being replicated as opposed to the non-successes being replicated. if you can get people outside that box and have that discussion, then you are going to make even more improvement. with the audience and governments join me in thanking our panelists? two quick things, reference has been made will be gone. we re about to visit the lake here very shortly. that is, and sta
gettysberg, and her eldest son says she is never the same again. then when the tower fathers vit her to say a few words. mary stays home. worrying now about tad, the youngest who is ill with fever, panicked that he might die, lincoln goes anyway, determined to honor the soldier who is lost their lives in the bloodest battle of the war. a photographer on the scene take this is one picture. as the president takes his seat on the platte form at the soldier s cemetery. but the only visual legacy of his oratory, comes from artists conceptions, lincoln s address ends so abruptly, after just 271 words in three minutes, that the cameraman fails to take a picture of his greatest oration, perhaps the greatest oration ever. just before he delivers it, lincoln receives a telegraph at home, clearly aware this is her husband s day, wants his mind clear before it begins. the doctor has just left, we hope dear tad is slightly better. with a little note will long remember what we say here
so what we re saying to states, colleges and universities, then the funding higher education cannot be a luxury. it s an economic imperative that every american family should be able to afford. so that s what beneed to do for americans to get jobs of the future. i talked about this in the state of the union. there are millions of jobs open right now and there are millions of people that are unemployed. how do we watch up workers to those jobs, what about the companies that are looking to hire right now? i hear from business leaders all the time who want to hire in the united states, but at the moment, they cannot always find workers with the right skills. at a time when millions of americans are looking for work, we should haven t any jobs out there. they should all be getting filled up. there s no reason we can t connect the two. this institution proves we know how to do it. let s say you are a single parent or a returning veteran or somebody who just wants a shot at a b
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