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S5326(B) In each calendar year, volunteer pilotnonprofit organizations provide long-distance, no-cost transportation for tens ofthousands of people during times of specialneed.(C) Such nonprofit organizations are nolonger able to purchase liability insurancefor aircraft they do not own to provide liability protection at a reasonable price, andtherefore face a highly detrimental liabilityrisk.(D) Such nonprofit organizations have supported the homeland security of the UnitedStates by providing volunteer pilot servicesduring times of national emergency.(2) PURPOSE.—The purpose of this sectionis to promote the activities of volunteerpilot nonprofit organizations that fly forpublic benefit and to sustain the availabilityof the services that such nonprofit organizations provide, including the following:(A) Transportation at no cost to financially needy medical patients for medicaltreatment, evaluation, and diagnosis.(B) Flights for humanitarian and charitable purposes.(C) Other flights of compassion.(b) LIABILITY PROTECTION FOR VOLUNTEERPILOT NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT FLYFOR PUBLIC BENEFIT AND TO PILOTS ANDSTAFF OF SUCH NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.—Section 4 of the Volunteer Protection Act of1997 (42 U.S.C. 14503) is amended—(1) in subsection (a)(4)—(A) by redesignating subparagraphs (A) and(B) as clauses (i) and (ii), respectively;(B) by striking ‘‘the harm’’ and inserting‘‘(A) except in the case of subparagraph (B),the harm’’;(C) in subparagraph (A)(ii), as redesignatedby this paragraph, by striking the period atthe end and inserting ‘‘; and’’; and(D) by adding at the end the following:‘‘(B) the volunteer—‘‘(i) was operating an aircraft in furtherance of the purpose of a volunteer pilot nonprofit organization that flies for public benefit; and‘‘(ii) was properly licensed and insured forthe operation of such aircraft.’’; and(2) in subsection (c)—(A) by striking ‘‘Nothing in this section’’and inserting the following:‘‘(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided inparagraph (2), nothing in this section’’; and(B) by adding at the end the following:‘‘(2) EXCEPTION.—A volunteer pilot nonprofit organization that flies for public benefit, the staff, mission coordinators, officers,and directors (whether volunteer or otherwise) of that nonprofit organization, and areferring agency of that nonprofit organization shall not be liable for harm caused toany person by a volunteer of the nonprofitorganization while the volunteer—‘‘(A) is operating an aircraft in furtheranceof the purpose of the nonprofit organization;‘‘(B) is properly licensed for the operationof the aircraft; and‘‘(C) has certified to the nonprofit organization that the volunteer has insurance covering the volunteer’s operation of the aircraft.’’.femcdonald on DSK67QTVN1PROD with SENATEAUTHORITY FOR COMMITTEES TOMEETCOMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICESMr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, Iask unanimous consent that the Committee on Armed Services be authorized to meet during the session of theSenate on July 21, 2015, at 9:30 a.m.The PRESIDING OFFICER. Withoutobjection, it is so ordered.VerDate Sep 11 2014July 21, 2015CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE12:07 Jul 22, 2015Jkt 049060COMMITTEE ON FINANCEMr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, Iask unanimous consent that the Committee on Finance be authorized tomeet during the session of the Senateon July 21, 2015, at 11:15 a.m., in roomSD–215 of the Dirksen Senate OfficeBuilding.The PRESIDING OFFICER. Withoutobjection, it is so ordered.COMMITTEE ON HEALTH, EDUCATION, LABOR,AND PENSIONSMr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, Iask unanimous consent that the Committee on Health, Education, Labor,and Pensions be authorized to meetduring the session of the Senate onJuly 21, 2015, at 2:30 p.m., in room SD–430 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building, to conduct a hearing entitled ‘‘Restricting Advice and Education: DOL’sUnworkable Investment Proposal forAmerican Families and Retirees.’’The PRESIDING OFFICER. Withoutobjection, it is so ordered.COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARYMr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, Iask unanimous consent that the Committee on the Judiciary be authorizedto meet during the session of the Senate on July 21, 2015, at 10 a.m., in roomSD–226 of the Dirksen Senate OfficeBuilding, to conduct a hearing entitled‘‘Oversight of the Administration’sMisdirected Immigration EnforcementPolicies: Examining the Impact onPublic Safety and Honoring the Victims.’’The PRESIDING OFFICER. Withoutobjection, it is so ordered.SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCEMr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, Iask unanimous consent that the SelectCommittee on Intelligence be authorized to meet during the session of theSenate on July 21, 2015, at 2:30 p.m.The PRESIDING OFFICER. Withoutobjection, it is so ordered.fPRIVILEGES OF THE FLOORMr. INHOFE. Mr. President, I askunanimousconsentthatChayaKoffman, who is a detailee in the Environment and Public Works Committeefrom the U.S. Department of Transportation, have floor privileges for the duration of the consideration of H.R. 22,the underlying vehicle for the highwaybill.The PRESIDING OFFICER. Withoutobjection, it is so ordered.fEVERY CHILD ACHIEVES ACT OF2015On Thursday, July 16, 2015, the Senate passed S. 1177, as amended, as follows:S. 1177Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America inCongress assembled,SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.This Act may be cited as the ‘‘Every ChildAchieves Act of 2015’’.SEC. 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS.The table of contents for this Act is as follows:PO 00000Frm 00148Fmt 0624Sfmt 0655Sec.Sec.Sec.Sec.Sec.Short title.Table of contents.References.Statement of purpose.Table of contents of the Elementaryand Secondary Education Actof 1965.TITLE I—IMPROVING BASIC PROGRAMSOPERATED BY STATE AND LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCIESSec. 1001. Statement of purpose.Sec. 1002. Authorization of appropriations.Sec. 1003. School intervention and supportand State administration.Sec. 1004. Basic program requirements.Sec. 1005. Parent and family engagement.Sec. 1006. Participation of children enrolledin private schools.Sec. 1007. Supplement, not supplant.Sec. 1008. Coordination requirements.Sec. 1009. Grants for the outlying areas andthe Secretary of the Interior.Sec. 1010. Allocations to States.Sec. 1011. Equity grants.Sec. 1011A. Adequacy of funding rule.Sec. 1011B. Educationfinanceincentivegrant program.Sec. 1011C. Special allocation procedures.Sec. 1012. Academic assessments.Sec. 1013. Education of migratory children.Sec. 1014. Prevention and intervention programs for children and youthwho are neglected, delinquent,or at-risk.Sec. 1015. General provisions.Sec. 1016. Report on subgroup sample size.Sec. 1017. Report on implementation of educational stability of children infoster care.Sec. 1018. Student privacy policy committee.Sec. 1019. Report on student home access todigital learning S, AND OTHER SCHOOLLEADERSSec. 2001. Transfer of certain provisions.Sec. 2002. Preparing, training, and recruiting high-quality teachers, principals, and other school leaders.Sec. 2003. American history and civics education.Sec. 2004. Literacy education.Sec. 2005. Improving science, technology, engineering, and mathematics instruction and student achievement.Sec. 2006. General provisions.TITLE III—LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION FORENGLISH LEARNERS AND IMMIGRANTSTUDENTSSec. 3001. General provisions.Sec. 3002. Authorization of appropriations.Sec. 3003. English language acquisition, language enhancement, and academic achievement.Sec. 3004. Other provisions.Sec. 3005. American community survey research.TITLE IV—SAFE AND HEALTHYSTUDENTSSec. 4001. General provisions.Sec. 4002. Grants to States and local educational agencies.Sec. 4003. 21st century community learningcenters.Sec. 4004. Elementary school and secondaryschool counseling programs.Sec. 4005. Physical education program.Sec. 4006. Family Engagement in EducationPrograms.TITLE V—EMPOWERING PARENTS ANDEXPANDING OPPORTUNITY THROUGHINNOVATIONSec. 5001. General provisions.E:\CR\FM\A21JY6.0311.2.3.4.5.S21JYPT1
emcdonald on DSK67QTVN1PROD with SENATEJuly 21, 2015Sec. 5002. Public charter schools.Sec. 5003. Magnet schools assistance.Sec. 5004. Supporting high-ability learnersand learning.Sec. 5005. Education innovation and research.Sec. 5006. Accelerated learning.Sec. 5007. Ready-to-Learn Television.Sec. 5008. Innovative technology expandschildren’s horizons (I–TECH).Sec. 5009. Literacy and arts education.Sec. 5010. Early learning alignment and improvement grants.Sec. 5011. Full-service community schools.Sec. 5012. Promise neighborhoods.TITLE VI—INNOVATION ANDFLEXIBILITYSec. 6001. Purposes.Sec. 6002. Improving academic achievement.Sec. 6003. Rural education initiative.Sec. 6004. General provisions.Sec. 6005. Review relating to rural local educational agencies.TITLE VII—INDIAN, NATIVE HAWAIIAN,AND ALASKA NATIVE EDUCATIONSec. 7001. Indian education.Sec. 7002. Native Hawaiian education.Sec. 7003. Alaska Native education.Sec. 7004. Native American language immersion schools and programs.Sec. 7005. Improving Indian student datacollection, reporting, and analysis.Sec. 7006. Report on elementary and secondary education in rural orpoverty areas of Indian country.Sec. 7007. Report on responses to Indian student suicides.TITLE VIII—IMPACT AIDSec. 8001. Purpose.Sec. 8002. Amendment to Impact Aid Improvement Act of 2012.Sec. 8003. Payments relating to Federal acquisition of real property.Sec. 8004. Payments for eligible federallyconnected children.Sec. 8005. Policies and procedures relatingto children residing on Indianlands.Sec. 8006. Application for payments undersections 8002 and 8003.Sec. 8007. Construction.Sec. 8008. Facilities.Sec. 8009. State consideration of paymentsin providing State aid.Sec. 8010. Definitions.Sec. 8011. Authorization of appropriations.TITLE IX—GENERAL PROVISIONSSec. 9101. Definitions.Sec. 9102. Applicability to Bureau of IndianEducation operated schools.Sec. 9102A. Consolidation of State administrative funds for elementaryand secondary education programs.Sec. 9102B. Consolidation of funds for localadministration.Sec. 9103. Consolidation of funds for localadministration.Sec. 9104. Rural consolidated plan.Sec. 9105. Waivers of statutory and regulatory requirements.Sec. 9106. Plan approval process.Sec. 9107. Participation by private schoolchildren and teachers.Sec. 9108. Maintenance of effort.Sec. 9109. School prayer.Sec. 9110. Prohibitions on Federal Government and use of Federal funds.Sec. 9111. Armed forces recruiter access tostudents and student recruitinginformation.Sec. 9112. Prohibition on federally sponsoredtesting.Sec. 9113. Limitations on national testing orcertification for teachers.VerDate Sep 11 201412:07 Jul 22, 2015S5327CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATEJkt 049060Sec. 9114. Consultation with Indian tribesand tribal organizations.Sec. 9114A. Applicationforcompetitivegrants from the Bureau of Indian Education.Sec. 9115. Outreach and technical assistancefor rural local educationalagencies.Sec. 9115A. Consultation with the Governor.Sec. 9115B. Local governance.Sec. 9115C. Rule of construction regardingtravel to and from school.Sec. 9116. Evaluations.Sec. 9117. Prohibition on aiding and abettingsexual abuse.TITLE X—EDUCATION FOR HOMELESSCHILDREN AND YOUTHS; OTHER LAWS;MISCELLANEOUSPART A—EDUCATION FOR HOMELESSCHILDREN AND YOUTHSec. 10101. Statement of policy.Sec. 10102. Grants for State and local activities.Sec. 10103. Local educational agency subgrants.Sec. 10104. Secretarial responsibilities.Sec. 10105. Definitions.Sec. 10106. Authorization of appropriations.PART B—OTHER LAWS; MISCELLANEOUSSec. 10201. Use of term ‘‘highly qualified’’ inother laws.Sec. 10202. Department staff.Sec. 10203. Report on Department actions toaddress Office of the InspectorGeneral charter school reports.Sec. 10204. Comptroller General study on increasing effectiveness of existing services and programs intended to benefit children.Sec. 10205. Posthumous pardon.Sec. 10206. Education Flexibility Partnership Act of 1999 reauthorization.PART C—AMERICAN DREAM ACCOUNTSSec. 10301. Short title.Sec. 10302. Definitions.Sec. 10303. Grant program.Sec. 10304. Applications; priority.Sec. 10305. Authorized activities.Sec. 10306. Reports and evaluations.Sec. 10307. Eligibility to receive Federal student financial aid.Sec. 10308. Authorization of appropriations.Sec. 10309. Report on the reduction of thenumber and percentage of students who drop out of school.Sec. 10310. Report on Native American language medium education.SEC. 3. REFERENCES.Except as otherwise expressly provided,whenever in this Act an amendment or repeal is expressed in terms of an amendmentto, or repeal of, a section or other provision,the reference shall be considered to be madeto a section or other provision of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of1965 (20 U.S.C. 6301 et seq.).SEC. 4. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE.The purpose of this Act is to enable Statesand local communities to improve and support our Nation’s public schools and ensurethat every child has an opportunity toachieve.SEC. 5. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATIONACT OF 1965.Section 2 is amended to read as follows:‘‘SEC. 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS.‘‘The table of contents for this Act is asfollows:‘‘Sec. 1. Short title.‘‘Sec. 2. Table of contents.‘‘Sec. 4. Education flexibility program.‘‘TITLE I—IMPROVING THE ACADEMICACHIEVEMENT OF THE DISADVANTAGED‘‘Sec. 1001. Statement of purpose.PO 00000Frm 00149Fmt 0624Sfmt 0655‘‘Sec. 1002. Authorization of appropriations.‘‘Sec. 1003. State administration.‘‘PART A—IMPROVING BASIC PROGRAMSOPERATED BY LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES‘‘SUBPART 1—BASIC PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS‘‘Sec. 1111. State plans.‘‘Sec. 1112. Local educational agency plans.‘‘Sec. 1113. Eligible school attendance areas;schoolwide programs; targetedassistance programs.‘‘Sec. 1114. School identification, interventions, and supports.‘‘Sec. 1115. Parent and family engagement.‘‘Sec. 1116. Participation of children enrolled in private schools.‘‘Sec. 1117. Fiscal requirements.‘‘Sec. 1118. Coordination requirements.‘‘SUBPART 2—ALLOCATIONS‘‘Sec. 1121. Grants for the outlying areas andthe Secretary of the Interior.‘‘Sec. 1122. Allocations to States.‘‘Sec. 1123. Equity grants.‘‘Sec. 1124. Basic grants to local educationalagencies.‘‘Sec. 1124A. Concentration grants to localeducational agencies.‘‘Sec. 1125. Targeted grants to local educational agencies.‘‘Sec. 1125AA. Adequacy of funding of targeted grants to local educational agencies in fiscal yearsafter fiscal year 2001.‘‘Sec. 1125A. Education finance incentivegrant program.‘‘Sec. 1126. Special allocation procedures.‘‘Sec. 1127. Carryover and waiver.‘‘PART B—ACADEMIC ASSESSMENTS‘‘Sec. 1201. Grants for State assessments andrelated activities.‘‘Sec. 1202. Grants for enhanced assessmentinstruments.‘‘Sec. 1203. Audits of assessment systems.‘‘Sec. 1204. Funding.‘‘Sec. 1205. Innovative assessment and accountability demonstration authority.‘‘PART C—EDUCATION OF MIGRATORYCHILDREN‘‘Sec. 1301. Program purpose.‘‘Sec. 1302. Program authorized.‘‘Sec. 1303. State allocations.‘‘Sec. 1304. State applications; services.‘‘Sec. 1305. Secretarial approval; peer review.‘‘Sec. 1306. Comprehensive needs assessmentand service-delivery plan; authorized activities.‘‘Sec. 1307. Bypass.‘‘Sec. 1308. Coordination of migrant education activities.‘‘Sec. 1309. Definitions.‘‘PART D—PREVENTION AND INTERVENTIONPROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH WHOARE NEGLECTED, DELINQUENT, OR AT-RISK‘‘Sec. 1401. Purpose and program authorization.‘‘Sec. 1402. Payments for programs underthis part.‘‘SUBPART 1—STATE AGENCY PROGRAMS‘‘Sec. 1411. Eligibility.‘‘Sec. 1412. Allocation of funds.‘‘Sec. 1413. State reallocation of funds.‘‘Sec. 1414. State plan and State agency applications.‘‘Sec. 1415. Use of funds.‘‘Sec. 1416. Institution-wide projects.‘‘Sec. 1417. Three-year programs or projects.‘‘Sec. 1418. Transition services.‘‘Sec. 1419. Evaluation; technical assistance;annual model program.‘‘SUBPART 2—LOCAL AGENCY PROGRAMS‘‘Sec. 1421. Purpose.‘‘Sec. 1422. Programs operated by local educational agencies.E:\CR\FM\A21JY6.034S21JYPT1
emcdonald on DSK67QTVN1PROD with SENATES5328‘‘Sec. 1423. Local educational agency applications.‘‘Sec. 1424. Uses of funds.‘‘Sec. 1425. Program requirements for correctional facilities receivingfunds under this section.‘‘Sec. 1426. Accountability.‘‘SUBPART 3—GENERAL PROVISIONS‘‘Sec. 1431. Program evaluations.‘‘Sec. 1432. Definitions.‘‘PART E—GENERAL PROVISIONS‘‘Sec. 1501. Federal regulations.‘‘Sec. 1502. Agreements and records.‘‘Sec. 1503. State administration.‘‘Sec. 1504. Prohibition against Federal mandates, direction, or control.‘‘Sec. 1505. Rule of construction on equalizedspending.‘‘TITLE II—PREPARING, TRAINING, ANDRECRUITING HIGH-QUALITY TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS, AND OTHER SCHOOLLEADERS‘‘Sec. 2001. Purpose.‘‘Sec. 2002. Definitions.‘‘Sec. 2003. Authorization of appropriations.‘‘PART A—FUND FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OFTEACHING AND LEARNING‘‘Sec. 2101. Formula grants to States.‘‘Sec. 2102. Subgrants to local educationalagencies.‘‘Sec. 2103. Local use of funds.‘‘Sec. 2104. Reporting.‘‘Sec. 2105. Nationalactivitiesofdemonstrated effectiveness.‘‘Sec. 2106. Supplement, not supplant.‘‘PART B—TEACHER AND SCHOOL LEADERINCENTIVE PROGRAM‘‘Sec. 2201. Purposes; definitions.‘‘Sec. 2202. Teacher and school leader incentive fund grants.‘‘Sec. 2203. Reports.‘‘PART C—AMERICAN HISTORY AND CIVICSEDUCATION‘‘Sec. 2301. Program authorized.‘‘Sec. 2302. Teaching of traditional American history.‘‘Sec. 2303. Presidential and congressionalacademies for American historyand civics.‘‘Sec. 2304. National activities.‘‘Sec. 2305. Authorization of appropriations.‘‘PART D—LITERACY EDUCATION FOR ALL,RESULTS FOR THE NATION‘‘Sec. 2401. Purposes; definitions.‘‘Sec. 2402. Comprehensive literacy State development grants.‘‘Sec. 2403. Subgrants to eligible entities insupport of birth through kindergarten entry literacy.‘‘Sec. 2404. Subgrants to eligible entities insupportofkindergartenthrough grade 12 literacy.‘‘Sec. 2405. National evaluation and information dissemination.‘‘Sec. 2406. Supplement, not supplant.‘‘PART E—IMPROVING SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTION AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT.‘‘Sec. 2501. Purpose.‘‘Sec. 2502. Definitions.‘‘Sec. 2503. Grants; allotments.‘‘Sec. 2504. Applications.‘‘Sec. 2505. Authorized activities.‘‘Sec. 2506. Performancemetrics;report;evaluation.‘‘Sec. 2507. Supplement, not supplant.‘‘Sec. 2508. Report on cybersecurity education.‘‘PART F—GENERAL PROVISIONS‘‘Sec. 2601. Rules of construction.‘‘TITLE III—LANGUAGE INSTRUCTIONFOR ENGLISH LEARNERS AND IMMIGRANT STUDENTS‘‘Sec. 3001. Authorization of appropriations.VerDate Sep 11 2014July 21, 2015CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE12:07 Jul 22, 2015Jkt 049060‘‘PART A—ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION,LANGUAGE ENHANCEMENT, AND ACADEMICACHIEVEMENT ACT‘‘Sec. 3101. Short title.‘‘Sec. 3102. Purposes.‘‘SUBPART 1—GRANTS AND SUBGRANTS FORENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AND LANGUAGE ENHANCEMENT‘‘Sec. 3111. Formula grants to States.‘‘Sec. 3112. Native American and Alaska Native children in school.‘‘Sec. 3113. State and specially qualifiedagency plans.‘‘Sec. 3114. Within-State allocations.‘‘Sec. 3115. Subgrants to eligible entities.‘‘Sec. 3116. Local plans.‘‘SUBPART 2—ACCOUNTABILITY ANDADMINISTRATION‘‘Sec. 3121. Reporting.‘‘Sec. 3122. Reporting requirements.‘‘Sec. 3123. Coordination with related programs.‘‘Sec. 3124. Rules of construction.‘‘Sec. 3125. Legal authority under State law.‘‘Sec. 3126. Civil rights.‘‘Sec. 3127. Programs for Native Americansand Puerto Rico.‘‘Sec. 3128. Prohibition.‘‘SUBPART 3—NATIONAL ACTIVITIES‘‘Sec. 3131. National professional development project.‘‘PART B—GENERAL PROVISIONS‘‘Sec. 3201. Definitions.‘‘Sec. 3202. National clearinghouse.‘‘Sec. 3203. Regulations.‘‘TITLE IV—SAFE AND HEALTHYSTUDENTS‘‘PART A—GRANTS TO STATES AND LOCALEDUCATIONAL AGENCIES‘‘Sec. 4101. Purpose.‘‘Sec. 4102. Definitions.‘‘Sec. 4103. Formula grants to States.‘‘Sec. 4104. Subgrants to local educationalagencies.‘‘Sec. 4105. Local
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