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A big thank you to Govs , & for joining the important discussion on 'raising the bar' for American education at this morning鈥檚 town hall.

— Walton Foundation (@WaltonFamilyFdn)

鈥淜ansas is looking at Kansas solutions.鈥� Decisions on arming teachers made at the local level, giving teachers bonuses for being armed 鈥渕ay be a good solution鈥� 鈥�

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

. to : education is about results. To achieve those results, you need quality data. With that, superior student outcomes are absolutely achievable.

— Stephen Parker (@sparksva)

Kansas Gov. Colyer, now on stage at the education town hall. points out that on day one of his tenure, he visited a public school

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

Up next at "Raising the Bar" with of Kansas. His state graduates 77% of its students on time, 4th highest in U.S. .

— Kathy Moore (@kjemoore15)

.: today鈥檚 kids are tomorrow鈥檚 workforce – it鈥檚 critical that governors engage state business leaders in their efforts to improve education

— Seth Gerson (@SethPGerson)

These are issues they talk about with their kids, they鈥檙e issues that families care about, which is why education is so important for these governors 鈥�

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

Today's students are tomorrow's workforce: & talk about education as an economic issue, and why corporate leaders must also speak out and take a stand for quality schools

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

CEO of , , talks equity, achievement and walking the walk by opening a charter school in Brooklyn.

— Andrew Brownstein (@Misterodney)

Hickenlooper on possibility of bipartisan 2020 ticket with John Kasich: "kind of a long shot"

— Axios (@axios)

Hickenlooper: I鈥檝e had Republicans who have said to me 鈥榚nough is enough鈥�, I鈥檒l go against my party and enact reasonable gun control measures

— Axios (@axios)

Lessons from the purple-est state in the country: says fixing the urban-rural divide is a national problem. .

— Andrew Brownstein (@Misterodney)

Hickenlooper: 鈥淓ven with universal background checks, security people will make mistakes. And having guns so available to so many people makes the task of keeping schools safe almost impossible.鈥�

— Axios (@axios)

It鈥檚 a misconception that having guns in your bedroom drawer will make you safer. You鈥檙e more likely to have that gun used against you than you are to have it protect your home 鈥�

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper on President Trump鈥檚 idea of paying bonuses to certain teachers who carry guns to school: 鈥�… dead on arrival … I don鈥檛 think it will gain traction.鈥�

— Los Angeles Lawyer (@AnLALawyer)

Having guns available to so many people makes the task of keeping schools safe impossible. 鈥淗uman failure鈥� is inevitable 鈥�

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

A push for personalized learning from at . And another gov's vote against arming teachers, this time from Columbine's state: "You'd have to train teachers in something they don't want to know about."

— Massie Ritsch (@MassieRitsch)

In speaking to teachers after Columbine, they think being armed would make schools less safe 鈥�

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

. celebrates the outcomes of Denver鈥檚 portfolio strategy. Sometimes a school鈥檚 culture is so broken, you need to start over

— Romy Drucker (@romydrucker)

The biggest mistake we make on K-12 education is a one-size-fits-all approach. Family and parent engagement is critical to inform our instruction. –

— Stephen Parker (@sparksva)

. chats up , who says we need to engage parents and school districts because a one size fits all approach isn鈥檛 working

— Romy Drucker (@romydrucker)

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper on biggest problem with K-12 education: "We have tried to create a one-size-fits-all solution."

— Axios (@axios)

At event, mentions creation of Teacher Advisory Committee to ensure educator voice is reflected in state policy development & implementation. More on Committee:

— Seth Gerson (@SethPGerson)

鈥淚 think it鈥檚 ridiculous鈥� to have armed teachers 鈥� followed by a round of applause

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper: "We shouldn't be cutting taxes for the wealthy and for corporations at the expense of education."

— Axios (@axios)

Gov. Cooper makes the case for school accountability systems as a means of showing the public the return on their investment in public education. More transparency + student gains = greater investment

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

.: we are working to ensure that there is a quality principal leading every school & a quality teacher in every classroom

— Seth Gerson (@SethPGerson)

Gov. Cooper draws direct line from corporate tax cuts to declining tax base to insufficient funds for public education

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

What do you do for students trapped in struggling schools? Gov Cooper: If we don't deal with surrounding issues of domestic violence, substance abuse, transportation, health care, counseling, it's going to be very difficult to move the needle on education

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

.: CEOs arguing for more state pre-K funding should show us that early childhood education matters for state economies.

— Stephen Parker (@sparksva)

Those who get early childhood do significantly better in school and career later in life. Need to get % of pre-k students in from 38% to 55% 鈥�

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

First up at today鈥檚 education town hall: Gov. Roy Cooper from North Carolina. Follow the conversation:

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

馃憢馃徎 mike!

— Romy Drucker (@romydrucker)

LIVE COVERAGE: Governors & are talking about leading the charge to raise the bar on American education.

Follow the conversation here.

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)

What are the key education issues in Colorado? Read our primer ahead of and event this morning featuring . @WaltonFamilyFd

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)

Pregame rolling for our education conversation in DC. Govs Hickenlooper, Cooper, Colyer w/ . 7:15 doors

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

We're talking with at & event this morning about the hot issues in North Carolina education. Find out more here. @WaltonFamilyFd

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)

Getting smart this morning on education policy & politics with at our RAISING THE BAR EVENT presented by . But first 鈽曪笍!

— Romy Drucker (@romydrucker)

The sun might not be out yet but this is how ready we are for this morning鈥檚 talk with ()

— Emmeline Zhao (@emmelinez)

Today in DC, our education panel w/Govs Hickenlooper, Cooper, Colyer. The full scoop in newsletter

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

LIVE COVERAGE: Who benefits when we begin 'raising the bar' on American education? Students.

Hear Governors & talk about how we can do it at 7:45 a.m. this morning.

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)

.: and the epidemic of gun violence may headline the discussion of American education with 3 U.S. governors at & event this morning.

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)

LIVE COVERAGE: Governors & will discuss why 鈥榬aising the bar鈥� on American education is more important than ever this morning.

Get updates from the event here.

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)

There are two North Carolinas. How does that affect the state鈥檚 1.5M students?

We'll hear about funding choices for low-income kids, the vast rural-urban divide, a new turnaround district & more at our event on Friday.

— 饾晞饾暁饾暐饾晹饾暀饾晼饾暆饾暆 饾晪饾暎饾暁饾暉饾暅饾晵 (@MitchellTrinka)

Some background ahead of Friday's conversation with governors about education: The state of schools in Colorado

— Steve Snyder (@TheSnydes)

Three education takeaways from the upcoming gubernatorial contests:

1. The Bush-Obama agenda is OUT
2. Career and technical education is IN
3. The issue is no longer bipartisan and via

— Dale Chu (@Dale_Chu)

In the first election year under ESSA, and with 36 gubernatorial races on the ballot coast to coast, education policy has never been more important

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)

At Friday event, will talk K-12 education challenges and opportunities with the governors of Colorado, North Carolina & Idaho.

— 蜜桃影视 (@The74)