EDlection 2020
From the Oval Office to the statehouse, covering all the 2020 candidates who could reshape America’s schools
Analysis
Analysis: Whom Did Homeschool Parents Back for President in 2020? Trump’s Slipping Support May Signal a Shift in These Traditionally GOP Voters
News
With Senate in Democrats’ Hands, Attention Turns to Ed Committee Leadership, Cardona Confirmation
Opinion
Infante-Green: Kamala Harris and Rhode Island’s Top Female Leaders Are Setting a New Example for Today’s Young Women
Analysis
Analysis: Science Matters Now More Than Ever. The Time to Start Teaching It Is in Elementary School
News
Georgia Senate Runoff Will Affect Reach of Biden’s Education Agenda and the ‘Larger Political Dynamic’ in Washington
Analysis
Rotherham: Cardona a Deft Pick for Ed Secretary at a Time When Political Fights Should Be Secondary to the Disaster Facing Millions of Students
News
Anti-LGBT Activist Loses Orleans Parish School Board Race to a Gay Educator; 4 Other NOLA Runoff Elections Settled
Opinion
Harris: The Biden Administration Must Commit in the First 100 Days to Building Education Policies With Community, Not for It
Opinion
Message for President-Elect Biden on New Ed Secretary: Black Women are Watching What You Do for Our Kids
Opinion
Slavin: An Open Letter to President-Elect Biden — a Tutoring Marshall Plan to Heal Our Students
News
Disability Rights Groups Send Letter to Biden Transition Team Opposing Education Secretary Contender Eskelsen Garcia, Say Former NEA Chief Failed to Steer Union ‘Toward Equity and Access for Students With Disabilities’
News
Former NEA Chief Eskelsen Garcia, Possible Education Secretary Pick, Under Scrutiny for Comments About Special-Needs Kids
News
Community Colleges Expected to Have Their Moment in Biden White House. But in Parting Salvo, DeVos Calls Ideas Like Free Tuition ‘Insidious’
Analysis
Analysis: From School Cafeteria ‘Salad Girl’ to U.S. Secretary of Education? The Rise of Former NEA President Lily Eskelsen García
Analysis
Rotherham: Who the Next Ed Secretary Will Be Is the Wrong Parlor Game. The Real Question — Which Party Will Get Its Act Together on Education First?
Analysis
Analysis: NEA Wants an End to Tax Breaks for the Rich. With its Hundreds of Millions in Tax-Free Revenue, Those Pleas Ring Hollow
Analysis
Resh & Brown: With Morale at the Department of Education at a Dismal Low, the New Administration Faces a Daunting Task
News
As First Lady, Jill Biden to ‘Bring a Lot More Power’ to Helping Students in Military Families