There are 36 gubernatorial contests in 2018 with 269 declared candidates. What are they saying about education? According to Rick Hess and Sofia Gallo at American Enterprise Institute, not so much.
Husted Is Anti-Common Core? Why Did He Support Race to the Top?
In 2009, as an Ohio State Senator, Jon Husted supported Race to the Top, the federal grant program that helped to push Common Core onto states.
Common Core Injected Into Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Congressman Jim Renacci (R-Ohio) in a TV ad accused the other candidates in Ohio’s Republican Gubernatorial Primary of supporting Common Core.
WV Attorney General Morrisey vs WV Congressman Jenkins vs ESSA
An open letter to GOP U.S. Senate candidates WV Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and Congressman Evan Jenkins (R-WV) about Every Student Succeeds Act.
Common Core Advocate Tony Evers Plans to Run for Wisconsin Governor
Dr. Tony Evers, Wisconsin’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, who adopted Common Core State Standards wants to challenge Governor Scott Walker.
Common Core, Fed Ed An Issue in South Carolina Governor’s Race
South Carolina Lt. Gov. Kevin Bryant has pledged to oppose Common Core and fight federal education mandates as a candidate for Governor of South Carolina.
Anti-Common Core Victories at the State Level
Anti-Common Core candidates saw several victories in Governor races, state school chief races, school board races, and in state legislatures.
President-Elect Donald Trump on Education
Shane Vander Hart: President-Elect Trump is more likely to positively address federal overreach into education something Hillary Clinton would not have done.
North Dakota State School Chief Candidates on Common Core
Where do the candidates in the North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction race, Kirsten Baesler and Joe Chiang, stand on Common Core?
Hillary Clinton: Common Core is a Political Failure
Wikileaks uncovered an excerpt of a private speech that Hillary Clinton gave in 2014 where she called Common Core a “political failure.”
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