The 2026 federal midterm elections will shape the political landscape in Washington and set the stage for the final years of the presidential administration. Changes in congressional leadership, committee chairmanships, and partisan control will influence the direction of federal education policy, funding priorities, oversight activities, and legislative opportunities affecting schools and students nationwide.

Join Dr. Phelton C. Moss and Reg Leichty for a timely analysis of the election results and their implications for public education. This discussion will examine how changes in Congress may impact federal investments in K-12 education, school choice initiatives, workforce development, student support programs, special education, and the broader policy environment facing local school districts. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of the opportunities, challenges, and emerging priorities likely to shape the national education landscape in 2027 and beyond.