OSAT Severe-Profound Multiple Disabilities (131) Practice Test

The School-To-Work Opportunities Act was signed in 1994 by which president?

Bill Clinton George Barack Obama Ronald Reagan

Correct Answer:

Bill Clinton

Explanation:

Bill Clinton is the president who signed the School-To-Work Opportunities Act in 1994. This era of his presidency focused on strengthening connections between education and the workforce, so the act established funding and a framework for state and local programs that combined classroom learning with work-based experiences for students. The other presidents listed served outside 1994 (Reagan and Bush earlier, Obama later), so they weren’t the signatories.

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