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Midterms Could Mean Big Changes for State ESSA Plans: Which Races to Watch
Education Week: U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos may have approved every state's vision for implementing the Every Student Succeeds Act—but that doesn't mean the plans are all done and dusted.
States can still make changes to their plans. And after the midterm elections in November, many of them may want to. (To be sure, DeVos and company will have to approve major revisions. The U.S. Department of Education is expected to say more about what that process will look in coming weeks and months.)
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