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In a significant move for his administration, President-elect Trump has chosen Penny Schwinn, the former education commissioner of Tennessee, to serve as the deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Education. Schwinn brings a wealth of experience in educational leadership and policy, having previously overseen various reforms aimed at improving student outcomes in Tennessee.
Throughout her career, Schwinn has been recognized for her innovative approaches to education, emphasizing the importance of accountability and equitable access to quality learning experiences. Her appointment is expected to bolster the administration's commitment to enhancing educational standards across the nation.
As deputy secretary, Schwinn will play a crucial role in shaping federal education policy and working alongside the secretary to implement initiatives that address the diverse needs of students and schools. Her selection reflects a broader strategy to prioritize educational improvement and ensure that all American students have the opportunity to succeed academically.
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