
In 2024 voters prioritized the economy as the single most critical issue facing our nation. When we look beyond the very real short-term concerns over the skyrocketing prices of eggs and unaffordable rent, what we’re really talking about is building economic opportunities — and that requires real investment in our K-12 education system.
Education and economic success are two sides of the same coin. If we want to build strong economic opportunities, we must focus on making education more relevant, accessible and career-connected beginning as early as elementary school.