New Team in Place For Ed. Department
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New Team in Place For Ed. Department

By Michelle R. Davis — August 09, 2005 1 min read
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The Department of Education now has its top management staff in place, after a flurry of confirmations.

On July 29, the department announced the confirmations of Henry L. Johnson, a former state superintendent of education in Mississippi, as assistant secretary for elementary and secondary education; Terrell L. Halaska, a former special assistant to President Bush for domestic policy, as assistant secretary of education of legislation and congressional affairs; and Kevin F. Sullivan as assistant secretary of education for communications and outreach.

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Michelle R. Davis was a senior writer and social media strategist for EdWeek Market Brief who covered educational technology, including trends around digital education. She was also a senior contributing writer for Education Week. Michelle began working at Education Week in 2002 as a federal education reporter.
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A version of this article appeared in the August 10, 2005 edition of Education Week

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