Before They Were in Congress ...
The NEA finds 79 lawmakers who had jobs in education.
It’s easier to be a U.S. senator than to teach 9th grade science in New York City, at least according to retiring Sen. Mark Dayton. He called the teaching gig—his first job out of college in 1969—“the toughest...
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