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EDlection 2020

Charter School Advocates, San Diego NAACP Raise Objections to Biden鈥檚 Pick for Number Two Spot at Education Department

Author: Linda Jacobson

With an Eye Toward Equity, Biden Unveils Plan to Reopen Many Schools in First 100 Days

Author: Linda Jacobson

With Senate in Democrats鈥� Hands, Attention Turns to Ed Committee Leadership, Cardona Confirmation

Author: Linda Jacobson

Harris: The Biden Administration Must Commit in the First 100 Days to Building Education Policies With Community, Not for It

Khalilah Harris

As First Lady, Jill Biden to 鈥楤ring a Lot More Power鈥� to Helping Students in Military Families

Author: Linda Jacobson

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A 2020 EDlection Cheat Sheet: Recapping the 48 Key Races, Winners and Campaign Issues That Could Reshape America’s Schools and Education Policy

Asher Lehrer-Small

Author: Asher Lehrer-Small

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Miami Teachers Union President Running for Lieutenant Governor of Florida锟�

September 7, 2022

Analysis: Whom Did Homeschool Parents Back for President in 2020? Trump’s Slipping Support May Signal a Shift in These Traditionally GOP Voters

Infante-Green: Kamala Harris and Rhode Island’s Top Female Leaders Are Setting a New Example for Today’s Young Women

Ang茅lica Infante-Green

January 6, 2021

Analysis: Science Matters Now More Than Ever. The Time to Start Teaching It Is in Elementary School

Jacqueline Barber & Matt Reed

January 5, 2021

Georgia Senate Runoff Will Affect Reach of Biden鈥檚 Education Agenda and the ‘Larger Political Dynamic’ in Washington

Author: Linda Jacobson

January 4, 2021

Rotherham: Cardona a Deft Pick for Ed Secretary at a Time When Political Fights Should Be Secondary to the Disaster Facing Millions of Students

Andrew J. Rotherham

Author: Andrew J. Rotherham

December 22, 2020

Anti-LGBT Activist Loses Orleans Parish School Board Race to a Gay Educator; 4 Other NOLA Runoff Elections Settled

Author: Beth Hawkins

December 17, 2020

Message for President-Elect Biden on New Ed Secretary: Black Women are Watching What You Do for Our Kids

December 14, 2020

Slavin: An Open Letter to President-Elect Biden 鈥� a Tutoring Marshall Plan to Heal Our Students

December 14, 2020

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Former NEA Chief Eskelsen Garcia, Possible Education Secretary Pick, Under Scrutiny for Comments About Special-Needs Kids

Author: Linda Jacobson

December 9, 2020

Community Colleges Expected to Have Their Moment in Biden White House. But in Parting Salvo, DeVos Calls Ideas Like Free Tuition 鈥業nsidious鈥�

December 8, 2020

Analysis: From School Cafeteria ‘Salad Girl’ to U.S. Secretary of Education? The Rise of Former NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garc铆a

December 7, 2020

Rotherham: Who the Next Ed Secretary Will Be Is the Wrong Parlor Game. The Real Question 鈥� Which Party Will Get Its Act Together on Education First?

Andrew J. Rotherham

Author: Andrew J. Rotherham

December 7, 2020

Analysis: NEA Wants an End to Tax Breaks for the Rich. With its Hundreds of Millions in Tax-Free Revenue, Those Pleas Ring Hollow

December 2, 2020

Resh & Brown: With Morale at the Department of Education at a Dismal Low, the New Administration Faces a Daunting Task

William Resh & Heath Brown

December 1, 2020

Incoming Madam Vice President Kamala Harris Forever Alters the Landscape for Girls

Stephanie J. Hull

November 19, 2020

Petrilli: Could Biden, Pelosi and McConnell Work Together? How Education Could Move Forward Under a Divided Federal Government

Michael J. Petrilli

Author: Michael J. Petrilli

November 18, 2020

How Black and Latino Youth Fueled Biden鈥檚 Win

Mark Keierleber

Author: Mark Keierleber

November 15, 2020

Democrats Achieve Long-Shot Supermajority in New York State Senate, Potentially Creating School Funding Boon

Author: Zo毛 Kirsch

November 13, 2020

Analysis: From School Spending to a Possible Cabinet Post, What Does a Post-Trump World Look Like for Teachers Unions?

November 13, 2020

What I Learned as a Poll Worker: Voting Matters, But Informed Voting Matters More

Mimi Woldeyohannes

Author: Mimi Woldeyohannes

November 13, 2020

Alaska Legend Don Young Wins 25th Term in Congress, Announces He鈥檚 COVID-Positive

Author: Kevin Mahnken

November 12, 2020

Trump Mulls Parting Shot on Private Schools, but Experts Dismiss Possible Executive Order as ‘More Bluster for the Base鈥�

Author: Linda Jacobson

November 12, 2020

Democrats Fall Short of Majority in Arizona Legislature

Author: Kevin Mahnken

November 12, 2020

With Defeat of California鈥檚 ‘Split Roll’ Tax, Advocates Wonder How to Increase Educational Equity

Author: Linda Jacobson

November 12, 2020

Who Will Succeed DeVos? With Senate Control Up for Grabs, Democrats Hunt for ‘Unicorn’ to Lead Department Beset by Crisis

Author: Kevin Mahnken

November 11, 2020

Incumbent Sen. Thom Tillis Victorious in NC After Democratic Challenger Concedes

Author: Linda Jacobson

November 11, 2020

Makeup of Senate Means Biden Will Likely Lack Votes and 鈥楤ig Buckets of Funding鈥� for Expansive Education Agenda

Author: Linda Jacobson

November 9, 2020

Biden Wins Election, but with a Likely Divided Congress, One Ed Expert Warns, 鈥楾here鈥檚 No Mandate Momentum Here鈥�

Author: Linda Jacobson

November 6, 2020

From School Board to the White House, Gwinnett County鈥檚 Vote Falls Under National Microscope

Author: Linda Jacobson

November 6, 2020

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