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In this week's address, the President highlighted two specific steps the Administration took this week to make sure everyone plays by the same rules. First, in order to help more Americans retire

U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. will make stops in Las Vegas, Nevada; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Springdale, Arkansas next week to promote the importance of a well-rounded education and to di

Mr. David Johns, Executive Director of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans (WHIEEAA) delivered remarks at the 96th American Association of Community Colleges A

President Obama Participates in a Conversation about the Supreme Court! President Obama will meet with law students and faculty, for a conversation about the Supreme Court and our country’s jud

Hot off the Press! Pres. Obama on Nuclear Security, #SCOTUS news, H&HS - MHCRC Awards Grants, and so much more inside. Read, Learn, and share the information you can always count on!! What

Celebrating the Second Anniversary of the 2014 Guam Community Tour and Regional Summit On this day, two years ago, WHIAAPI led the historic 2014 Guam Community Tour and Regional Summit. Follow

Deciding where you're going to college is always something to celebrate! On April 26th, we invite YOU to join the First Lady in celebrating every student that continues their education beyond high

HOT OFF THE PRESS! Pres. Obama on Defeating ISIL, VP Joe Biden's Cancer Mission, Sen. Cardin Meets SCOTUS Nominee Judge Merrick B. Garland, USDE ad U.S. Surgeon General News, Vatican Blesses Balt

AFTER GETTING GREAT, HOW TEACHER LEADERS CAN BE INFLUENTIAL!! For years, education leaders have talked about how to ensure that teachers are most effective in order to improve student outcomes.

Secretary King to Co-Chair the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders March 30, 2016 Contact: Press Office, (202) 401-1576, press@ed.gov U.S. Secretary of Edu

"Around the world, we have seen horrific acts of terrorism, most recently Brussels as well as what happened in Pakistan. Innocent families, mostly women and children, Christians and Muslims, our

When President Obama first nominated Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court, Senate Republicans were united in their wall of opposition -- no meetings, no hearing, no vote. And while Garland's path r