Convention Youth Press College Access, Affordability Theme
Young attendees at the Democratic convention say there is an enthusiasm gap on the issue of college access and cost between their party and the GOP.
Young attendees at the Democratic convention say there is an enthusiasm gap on the issue of college access and cost between their party and the GOP.
College access, President Obama's education goals, and Republican threats to education were strong themes on the first night of Democratic convention action.
The official Democratic Party platform highlights the importance of evaluations in helping teachers, as well as the Common Core State Standards.
High school students in a women's studies class sort through the fact, fiction, and fuzziness of presidential television spots.
Lincoln Tamayo looks forward to a Mitt Romney presidency that would make English immersion the standard approach nationwide for teaching English-language learners.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam supports a Mitt Romney presidency, but he sees wisdom in some of the education-related work of the Obama administration.
Rising high school senior Evan Draim, of Virginia, isn't yet 18 but will be in time for the general election.
President Obama gave one of his most significant speeches on K-12 during this election season yesterday, bragging about everything from the administration's plan to offer states waivers to common core.
The Obama campaign has released an ad warning that presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney would usher in big cuts to K-12 spending.
A new Obama campaign ad and Rep. Paul Ryan's entrance onto the Republican ticket have put college costs back into the campaign spotlight.
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