Speeches & Appearances
U.S. Chamber – From the Boardroom to the School Board: Why Business Engagement in School Governance is Important
Hear speakers including former Secretary of Education, Margaret Spellings; Journalist, Author, and Political Analyst, Juan Williams; and Co-founder of Bellwether Education Partners, Andrew Rotherham discuss how business engagement in school boards helps drive education reform.
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Council on Foreign Relations: U.S. Education Reform and National Security
Task Force co-chair Joel I. Klein and member Margaret Spellings discuss the findings and recommendations of the CFR-sponsored Independent Task Force report on U.S. Education Reform and National Security.
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University of Michigan: Ford School of Public Policy
Margaret Spellings discusses the past, present and future of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 and educational reform
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Margaret Spellings on MSNBC
Tune in to watch Margaret Spellings on NOW with Alex Wagner on MSNBC at 12:00pm discussing today’s current issues.
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Margaret Spellings to apper on the Willis Report
Watch Margaret Spellings on the Willis Report on Fox Business today at 5:00pm for an Education Special.
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Heartland Monitor Poll: Gender Wars Event
Margaret Spellings discusses how men and women will thrive in the next economy at the Atlantic/National Journal’s forum on Gender Wars.
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Fox Business: Are Teachers Overpaid?
Margaret Spellings discusses teacher compensation.
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Bloomberg Businessweek: The Right Tools Are Needed to Measure Progress
Before we can fix our education system, we need to measure how we’re doing. Otherwise we’re just guessing at what’s wrong and what needs to be fixed.
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The Texas Tribune Festival
Margaret Spellings delivers the education keynote speech at The Texas Tribune Festival in Austin, Texas.
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Education Nation: A Matter Of Degrees: Measuring the Value of Higher Ed
Even though more students are entering college than ever before, the nation is a long way from meeting the “preparation gap” for the future workforce. Andrea Mitchell moderates this panel discussion at Education Nation.
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