Education Activist Raises Concerns Over Potential Deputy Secretary Appointment
January 28, 2025 - 21:12
Education activist Laurie Cardoza-Moore has voiced significant concerns regarding the potential nomination of Penny Schwinn as Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education. Cardoza-Moore, who is the founder of Proclaiming Justice To the Nations, describes Schwinn's possible appointment as a "huge red flag" for the future of educational policies in the country.
In her remarks, Cardoza-Moore emphasized the importance of selecting individuals for key educational roles who prioritize the needs of students and uphold the values of parental rights and educational freedom. She fears that Schwinn's track record may not align with these principles, raising questions about her commitment to improving educational outcomes for all students.
As discussions around this nomination continue, Cardoza-Moore urges the administration to carefully consider the implications of such appointments on the educational landscape, advocating for leaders who will champion transparency and accountability within the Department of Education. The outcome of this nomination could have lasting effects on educational policy and governance in the United States.
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