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The article discusses the 2022 midterm elections are poised to have a seismic impact on the nation's politics, especially at the state and local levels, with K-12 education at the heart of some of the most contentious issues on voters' minds.

The article presents an interview with Miguel Cardona, U.S. Secretary of Education. He discusses voice of teachers at the U.S. Department of Education and making sure of teachers having professional development on artificial intelligence. He mentions issues of teacher shortages and need of competitive salary for teachers. He also mentions need of providing mentorship and support for teachers.

The article discusses an event honoring the 2023 State Teachers of the Year, where President Joe Biden highlighted his education agenda including increased funding for students with disabilities, pay rises, and preschool expansion.

The article discusses several names of teachers and other school employees who died in the line of duty were added to the National Memorial to Fallen Educators on June 17, 2022.

The article reports that the U.S. federal government has put a damper on the intention of Florida governor's Ron DeSantis to give teachers and principals 1,000 U.S. dollar bonuses out of the federal COVID-19 relief pot.

The article discusses a new policy in Arizona and Florida that no need of bachelor's degree to for being a teacher.

The article focuses on a survey, which concludes that the teachers wanted a raise in their salaries which could keep up with inflation.

The article presents the discussion on warning states against using 2022 NAEP scores. Topics include alternative measures like school climate, teacher ability, and school resources in accountability policies; and agency plans addressing concerns about test-based accountability through grants, waivers, or rulemaking.