A former 6th grade teacher, Co-Founder/Co-CEO of @Ed4Excellence - All tweets are my own opinions/thoughts and RTs are simply RTs
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So excited for your leadership in congress @MicahLasher
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Join Erin Mote of @innovateEDUny & Keri Rodrigues of @NationalParents this Friday, October 30th, at 2 PM ET for a LIVE fireside chat exploring what families across the country really think about AI in education. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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Discover what parents really think about AI & screens in schools:
@innovateEDUny CEO @erinmote and @NationalParents Pres. & Co-founder @radiokeri are hosting a live fireside chat on Oct 30th.
Register today at the link in the comments!
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Gov. Kathy Hochul reiterated her desire for greater control over New York’s Education Department on Monday, citing her concerns over planned changes to high school graduation requirements. subscriber.politicopro.com/a…
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We should be able to give all kids access to a great education.
That's one reason why Simone Gordon from @Ed4Excellence loves the Student Bill of Rights in our Ten Commitments.
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Parents and teachers agree: we can’t just wait for education to become a national priority again. We need a real plan to help every child in America succeed.
That's why we're joining more than 60 other organizations in launching @EdPwrOrg and the Ten Commitments to Public Education.
@NationalParents' Keri Rodrigues & our CEO @EvanRStone wrote about these commitments and how we can ensure that the promise of public education is kept. @The74 the74million.org/article/10-…
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Election season keeps handing parents attack ads and mailers. NPU President @radiokeri and @Ed4Excellence CEO @EvanRStone handed candidates a to-do list instead: 10 commitments to improve schools, built by 60+ parent and teacher organizations. Read it in @The74: tinyurl.com/4pdakdav
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We're proud to have so many great supporters of our Ten Commitments for Public Education!
@radiokeri & @EvanRStone wrote about these commitments for @The74 this week:
the74million.org/article/10-…
10 Commitments Every Elected Official Should Make to Improve Schools @The74 the74million.org/article/10-… @EdPwrOrg @radiokeri @Ed4Excellence
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Math is everywhere and we are celebrating all week long! 🎉
Each day of #MathWeek spotlights a different theme and the ways math shows up in our everyday lives.
🧩 Today, we’re kicking off Math Week with games and puzzles!
Learn more: schools.nyc.gov/Math
ALT A student presents math work during a classroom activity. Text reads, “Math Week, October 19-23, 2026.” N Y C Public Schools logo.
ALT Students and community members participate in a hands-on math activity at a table with games and puzzles. Text reads:,“Math Week: Games & Puzzles, October 19, 2026.” N Y C Public Schools logo.
Another horrible tragedy in another community. We must find a way for our schools to be safe. I grieve for the families who have lost their babies and the others who will need to support their kids to process this trauma.
nytimes.com/live/2026/10/15/…
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Every kid deserves a safe school, a great teacher, and a real shot at a rapidly changing future.
That's why we're unveiling the Ten Commitments for Public Education: a bold, affirmative vision of what every child & family should be able to count on from their public schools.
ALT EdPWR's Ten Commitments for Public Education
ALT 1. Safe Schools, Safe Kids 2. Great Teachers + Leaders = Great Learning 3. The Schools Our Kids Deserve 4. Graduates Ready for the Workforce and the World
ALT 5. Every Kid Can Read 6. Fair and Full Funding for Every Student 7. Technologically Protected and Prepared Students 8. AI That Works for Kids
ALT 9. A Public School That Fits Your Kid 10. A Student Bill of Rights Learn More at EdPWR.org
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The single thing @NYCMayor mayor could do to keep families in NYC is to make the public schools excellent. Excellent.
I am waiting for the mayor to say: "I'm here to make this city's public schools the envy of the world. I'm here to make the schools so excellent you don't want to send your kids anywhere else. We will give your kids a world-class education, right here in NYC."
Walking away from #NYCReads would mean walking away from what teachers say is working.
The work isn’t finished. Listen to educators. Invest in improvement.
But don’t go backward.
My @NYDailyNews op-ed: nydailynews.com/2026/08/20/n…
@Ed4Excellence
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Eating bagels in NY-12 since 1981, fighting Donald Trump since (before) 2016.
Happy Election Day, New York.
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Extra special Father’s Day this year. I was incredibly proud to cast my vote this morning alongside my incredible wife and our amazing kids.
Above all else, this campaign is about building a better city and country for their future. Having them by my side throughout this journey has been the greatest gift of all.
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Thank you for recognizing the importance of federal law. Speaking of which, Congress clarified that “no authorities exist” for these IAAs.
ICYMI, see page 83 of the Joint Explanatory Statement for the FY 2026 Labor-HHS-ED appropriations law.
🔗docs.house.gov/billsthisweek…
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NEW: Sen. John Liu says to me in a statement that class size law extension will NOT be in the budget (but is being finalized)
“An extended timeframe for compliance with class-size limitations enacted in 2022 is being finalized and will be legislated apart from the state budget.”
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We're excited to invite families across our early childhood community to ECE's first-ever End-of-Year Celebration!
Date: Saturday, June 13
Time: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location: New York Hall of Science in Queens
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The risks of tech for public education are real but blanket bans would be disastrous because we need AI, used in a smart and safe way, to help us overcome intractable obstacles to student success, most importantly what I call the "Catch-up Crisis."
the74million.org/article/ame…
