Conservatives supported President Clinton's Goal 2000 as part of his education policy but opposed

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Conservatives generally support local control of education and oppose creation of national standards, which they see as a step toward federal control. While they may have supported Clinton's overall education policy goals, they would likely have opposed any measures that they saw as limiting local control. Technology literacy and limited federal control of education may have been seen as more palatable to conservatives, while school choice remains a contentious issue among conservatives as well.

Conservatives Supported President Clinton's Goal 2000 as Part of His