Trump Appoints Penny Schwinn as New Deputy Secretary of Education
January 18, 2025 - 19:31
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Penny Schwinn, the former education commissioner of Tennessee, to serve as the next US Deputy Secretary of Education. Schwinn’s extensive background in education spans several key positions, including significant roles at the Tennessee Department of Education and the Texas Education Agency.
Throughout her career, Schwinn has been recognized for her commitment to improving educational outcomes and her innovative approaches to policy implementation. Her experience in state-level education reform is expected to bring valuable insights to the federal education landscape.
As Deputy Secretary, Schwinn will play a pivotal role in shaping educational policies and initiatives that impact schools across the nation. Her appointment signals a focus on leadership rooted in practical experience and a dedication to enhancing educational opportunities for all students. Schwinn's expertise will be crucial as the department navigates the challenges and opportunities facing American education in the coming years.
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