Education Secretary Arne Duncan advocates for organizing data to better serve specific communities during a Center for American Progress event unveiling a UCLA report on the Asian American population. (0:55)
Education Secretary Arne Duncan stressed the importance of supporting fundraising efforts for underserved communities during a Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) luncheon Monday, urging younger workers to help create a new, strong donor base. (0:22)
Education Secretary Arne Duncan talks about showing people that federal employees are “real people” by donating to charity. (0:14)
Education Secretary Arne Duncan encourages federal employees to donate to the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) to help underserved communities. (0:12)
Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan talks about No Child Left Behind and how it has brought out unprecedented leadership on the state level. However, Duncan feels that the law stands in the way of progress made, and needs to be rewritten. We would love to see Congress act, Secretary Duncan says, but we cannot afford to wait. (1:06)
Education Secretary Arne Duncan acknowledges, in a town hall meeting at Howard University, that none of us would be where we are today, if it were not for a great teacher in our lives. (0:27)
Education Secretary Arne Duncan tells an audience at Howard University that an emphasis on education will help save the U.S. from its economic woes. (0:13)
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